Nothing about many delayed reviews is inconsistent with a pyramid scheme.. The first 1/10 or 1/100 of customers might be a lot of people.

But would reviewers detect if the results were not really theirs and just from someone that matched on a few data points either from their forms or from a cheaper test?

I guess only if they were really neglectful, e.g. giving a asian guy the dna of a caucasian man

I posted a review on Amazon, which got removed. I said that I'm going to compare my Genos exome to what they give me.

I'm that guy from the article and I still have not received any data..

My kit arrived without a return label. So, this further delayed processing as I needed to contact them, they are slow to respond, and this pushed 2 weeks extra.