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They don't need to bribe anymore. Negative reviews get removed pretty easily. It's happened to me. It's the new normal. Airbnb is even worse, they used to
by mancerayder 4y ago
They don't need to bribe anymore. Negative reviews get removed pretty easily. It's happened to me.
It's the new normal. Airbnb is even worse, they used to (and still might) actually have customer service edit reviews. Your review will get removed with no notice, Amazon will let you know.
If you remove some or most negative reviews but leave positive ones, what do you get.
- bombela 4y agoI have noticed this for negative review on products from big and well known companies. About technical flaws. Like a gaming computer mouse where pressing left and right click together wouldn't work. Until you update the firmware of the mouse (yep... yep you wouldn't think a mouse should be buggy nor firmware updateable).
- MichaelCollins 4y agoApparently Airbnb will delete any review that criticizes a property for something the property owner can't fix. Loud traintracks with trains blasting by at 3am every morning? That's not the property owner's fault, so that's a bad review. As if reviews exist only to give constructive feedback to property owners, rather than to warn other renters away from a bad experience!
- syrrim 4y ago"Property owner has not done enough to soundproof the unit against nearby train noise"
- hombre_fatal 4y ago“Apartment is great for early risers!” = it’s on a city bus route that rattles the windows “Interesting locals in the area!” = homeless people on your doorstep
- skinnymuch 4y agoNo need to disparage homeless people but point made hah.