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Customers actually do have a way to retaliate against establishments they feel are abusive: leave a bad review. Businesses depend on the organic traffic they g

Customers actually do have a way to retaliate against establishments they feel are abusive: leave a bad review. Businesses depend on the organic traffic they get from Google and Yelp listings, so sustained feedback against abusive tipping pressure will get noticed if people start to make a point to write reviews about it.

Der_Einzige 2y ago
It’s trivial to have reviews removed
- acdha 2y ago
  Do you have any confirmed evidence of that? There have been rumors for years about Yelp but I’ve never seen stronger evidence than forum posts.
- arealaccount 2y ago
  Still delivers a message to the establishment owner who may not realize that people hate it.
dataflow 2y ago
> Customers actually do have a way to retaliate against establishments they feel are abusive: leave a bad review. What do you do if you don't want that review tied to your account/identity, or prefer the fact that you've gone to that establishment to not be published to the whole world?