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> having worked at Kelkoo when it was owned by Yahoo! so I have to disagree here The issue isn't when it was part of Yahoo, but after. It was bought by a virtu
by ucaetano 9y ago
> having worked at Kelkoo when it was owned by Yahoo! so I have to disagree here
The issue isn't when it was part of Yahoo, but after. It was bought by a virtual shell company registered at the same office as Kelkoo, with generic directors and almost no employees. It now has bogus product descriptions, which are the same for every single product (read the rest of the post).
They were clearly bought for the sole purpose of filing a claim against Google.
- andy_ppp 9y agoI think you sound very sure of yourself, maybe you are correct but I think the simplest reason is the one I suggested. It’s worth noting the Kelkoo brand was very well known in France and they were very proud of their company. Them neglecting the quality of reviews on their English product or even just breaking things and not fixing them properly is more likely for me.