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That's not the same as Trustpilot. Their rating system is specifically built so paying businesses can remove ratings themselves while nonpaying can't . They can
by Daho0n 6y ago
That's not the same as Trustpilot. Their rating system is specifically built so paying businesses can remove ratings themselves while nonpaying can't . They can ask for proof of purchase and then only accept those that have both proof and a good rating. That's what most do.
- thepete2 6y agoI've never used trustpilot, but how do they get away with it? Why are they used at all? Search rankings? But how did they get those?
- Nextgrid 6y agoI wonder if there's a way to legally forbid scummy companies like Trustpilot from accepting & publishing reviews (both good and bad) about your company. Let's say you are legit but just don't want to play this bullshit game at all (as otherwise you'd need to constantly monitor and be ready to try and take down the obviously fake reviews which you can prove are fake), can you do that? I feel like these companies, even if they didn't have extortionate intentions, are still creating overhead for businesses that haven't asked for anything.