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This week: robocalls https://t.co/oyUXokmPJl
— Reply All (@replyall)
January 31, 2019

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"People were so mad about the New York Amazon deal because they were saying it was twice as big as the normal incentive package. The Foxconn deal is 10 times as big." https://t.co/QdkA8sw6xw from @replyall's @sruthiri
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A milkshake duck will not bring the boys to your yard, but supporting one could earn you hate tweets. https://t.co/AIz4zRHmVf
— Dictionary.com (@Dictionarycom) June 12, 2018
"A Milkshake Duck is a person (or thing) who becomes extremely popular on the internet for some positive reason, but as their popularity takes off and people dig into their past, they quickly become an object of outrage and hatred."
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Have you ever wondered about all the ads for cheap designer goods in your instagram feed? So did we. And, as usual, it went much deeper than we could have imagined. https://t.co/Dnmb6y8oNV
— Reply All (@replyall)
March 1, 2018
Further Reading Jenny ODell's "There's No Such Thing As A Free Watch" Alexis Madrigal's dropshipping article
(via #166 Country of Liars | Reply All)
This week, PJ looks into a theory circling the internet about who might be behind QAnon. The investigation takes him back to the beginning of the QAnon scam, and to the message board trolls who started it.

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.@replyall's Episode #144 Dark Pattern https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/6nhgol/144-dark-pattern
This week, we discover an invisible maze, designed to trick millions of people out of their money.
Justin Elliot’s Twitter
Pro Publica’s questionnaire for people who’ve worked at Intuit
Intuit CEO’s video response
Find a Free File tax product on the IRS site
Pro Publica’s reporting on Turbo Tax
Here’s How TurboTax Just Tricked You Into Paying to File Your Taxes
TurboTax Deliberately Hid Its Free File Page From Search Engines
TurboTax and H&R Block Saw Free Tax Filing as a Threat — and Gutted It
Elizabeth Warren and Other Senators Call for Refunds and Investigations of TurboTax and H&R Block
#136 The Founder by Reply All https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/the-founder
The story of a person who wanted to change the world using the internet — by committing crimes on an unprecedented global scale. Check out Evan Ratliff's book on Paul Le Roux, The Mastermind, here.
The Mastermind: Drugs. Empire. Murder. Betrayal
.@replyall #124 The Magic Store https://megaphone.link/GLT4555536143
Was just taking other people's stuff and tossing it into their inventory as though it were all the same as just Amazon selling it themselves.
So third-party vendors are like kind of a big risk for Amazon because they can only control so–the way that these people behave to a certain degree. It really is this thing where–where Jeff Bezos was like, “I want this store to have every single product.” And so like the–getting stuff from third parties was basically just like a magic trick to make it look like they had more stuff in their window than they actually did. They were just like, “Hey, we have all this too! Even though it's not actually ours!”
And that magic trick totally worked. It just made the place look like it was massively stocked with things.
see also: How merchants use Facebook to flood Amazon with fake reviews