Loading mass fake review comments???

I've seen many product review blogs/pages out in the interwebs and I've been noticing more and more that they all load their sites with review style comments. I know for sure that they're fake. What's the best (easiest) way to do this?

EXAMPLE:

• I did some research on KW, and it looks like the product you promote on this site is the best one out there. Nice work!
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  By Ben
  Posted on January 19, 2011 at 9:47 pm​
  I actually just bought the KW supplement you guys recommend on here. I hope it works!
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  By Brittney
  Posted on February 22, 2011 at 7:52 pm​
  You guys should really be ranked higher on Google, this is by far the best information I've found on KW. Very interesting.
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    By toni
    Posted on October 22, 2011 at 8:56 pm​
    I was 198 pounds now 189 3 weeks it hepls but do have to stay away from excess rice pasta potates sugars go organic, stay away from fast food, boil, bake poultry i dont eat red meet raely may do Goat meet,do not endulge in sweets my swelling in my legs went away
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  By Angela
  Posted on June 6, 2011 at 5:18 am​
  Wow, thank you for doing so much research and putting up this information on KW! I love it! I will be checking back often to see what you guys add to this site

Well those don't look like reviews they look like comments. Your question asks about reviews so I will speak to that, you can grab them from Google places, Yelp, Citysearch etc ... and use them exactly like posted or spin them a little and post them. Then your site looks much better than these other ones.

1. Don't add all the comments at once. Google will catch you. The comments and/or reviews must be added in a natural-like way. I mean when someone opens a post in the browser, your script must post the pre-made comment with some probability %. Personally I suggest the 1:20 rate. More post views -> more comments/reviews.

2. Make sure to spin the comments gathered from other resources. And always post them under random names.

Why its so important to do fake commenting? If you have a good product you don't have to do these fake things. Your confidence can drag you to the top position without any doubt.

@futurestic06

Totally agree but I work in ORM so it comes with the territory, usually when a client says they have no reviews available we do a quick search and find real ones to promote. My parents own a dot com doing millions a year and if you search for their company name there are no reviews that appear for them positive or negative, the reason for this is that they collect reviews using a solution that doesn't rank well in Google. So there are situations ...

futurestic06 said:

Why its so important to do fake commenting? If you have a good product you don't have to do these fake things. Your confidence can drag you to the top position without any doubt.

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I second your thoughts. Thank you for your comment.