I found 400+ fake accounts in IMDb that are rating particular video distributions' releases.

In May 14, 2020, this title: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12038280/ rated by 457 users and reviewed by 406 users. I want to say that Rating:review ratio is unbelievable.
I doubt it. How are rating and review counts very close? Then I started my investigation.

I found that Voot (the video distributor-VOD platform) opened 4000+ fake IMDb accounts (or hired someone who has or will sign up for 400+ IMDb accounts), and with 250+ accounts, they rated 10 stars (and with 150 accounts, they gave 9 and 8 stars); these titles are below (all made by Voot).
illegal: justice, out of order,
Asur: Welcome to Your Dark,
The Raikar Case,
Marzi.
I visited all users profiles who rated 10 stars; they (mostly) are IMDb members since 1 month (these accounts are open for rating VOOT originals); some users are imdb members since 1 year, 4 months (these accounts are open when released Simmba, rated Simmba and all VOOT originals); some users are imdb members since 1 year, 11 months (these accounts are open when released Veere Di Wedding, rated Veere Di Wedding and all VOOT originals); and very few users are imdb members since 2 year, 2 months. (They also rated six titles above.)

Please investigate this issue and take action.