Nothing on the Internet these days (especially on review sites) are anonymous any more. Putting opinions on the internet is a risky business if untrue, there ar

Nothing on the Internet these days (especially on review sites) are anonymous any more. Putting opinions on the internet is a risky business if untrue, there are legal consequences. Fun fact: I had received cease or decease letters from the lawyers representing a business that I left negative reviews on Yelp many years ago. As long as your reviews are true and factual based, they don't have much of a case against you (libel or defamation), with exceptions of course like Depp v. Heard which wasn't trialed in the court of Virginia but really trialed in the court of public opinions and lots of lawyers thought Depp would loose. Another exception to the high bar of winning libel/defamation case is Bollea v. Gawker - which Peter Thiel has enough deep pocket to literally bankrupted Gawker media. Otherwise, stay truth state facts in reviews, you should be fine for the most scenarios.