ReviewStream
reviews and complaints

I was surprised to see all the negative comments about ReviewStream. Some of them even seem to be written in the same style, which makes me wonder if they are from competitors or haters. But I can't confirm that for sure.

I did notice that some people complained about the trust score going down. But why would it go up if readers aren't engaging with your reviews? That's just how it works. And if ReviewStream refused to buy from you, well, that's just the free market at work. You can always write something else or make a different proposal.

As for the site looking messy, I don't really see that as a big deal. It's not like we're trying to launch a spacecraft here. Just take your time and figure out which button to press and when. It's not that hard.

Personally, I've been using ReviewStream for five years now and my overall experience has been positive. Sure, there have been some ups and downs, but that's to be expected. And one of the best things about ReviewStream is that it's one of the few places left where I can exchange my writing skills for cash pretty easily. So if you're looking for a way to make some extra money, I'd definitely recommend giving ReviewStream a try.

I gotta say, I've been using ReviewStream for a while now and I've had some pretty good luck with getting my reviews accepted. They seem to like it when you keep it simple and straightforward, even if you throw in a few choice words here and there (if you know what I mean). But seriously, they don't seem to mind if you're a little one-sided and just want to vent your frustrations.

I've noticed that they don't really go for those "professional" reviews that try to be all fancy and neutral. They want to hear your honest opinion, even if it's not the most eloquent thing in the world. I learned this the hard way, because I used to try to be all diplomatic and stuff, but they didn't seem to like that.

Now, I'm not saying that they pay out the full rate for every review. In fact, I'm pretty sure they don't. But they do give you a bulk rate for all your reviews, which is better than nothing, I guess. And let me tell you, their payout is pretty darn high. Like, ridiculously high. You have to write a ton of reviews before you even come close to hitting it.

So yeah, it can be a bit of a slog to get paid, but if you're willing to put in the time and effort, it's definitely worth it. Just don't expect to get rich quick or anything.

My experience with ReviewStream (reviewstream.com) was quite similar to many other writers here. I must say, this website is quite fishy. They have many despicable ways of not paying their writers by preventing them from ever reaching the minimum amount.

Firstly, they drop your trust score, which is quite frustrating. Secondly, they reject your reviews, which is quite common. But the worst part is when they reject your reviews but still publish them on their website without paying you. This is very disgusting! And if you ever question them, they threaten to ban your account.

I have very low tolerance for plagiarism, and ReviewStream just outright stole my review, which they rejected and refused to pay me for, and put it on their website! Well, if you want to steal, don't be lazy, at least correct my spelling mistakes! Now, tell me, is this the kind of business you can trust?

I did a quick search and found payment proofs that are very old, at least 5-8 years back. I was thinking, did anyone still get paid by them, or do they just make everyone not reach the minimum amount?

Anyway, this is a HUGE RED LIGHT! I would not recommend ReviewStream to anyone who wants to get paid for their hard work. Stay away from this website if you don't want to waste your time and effort.

This website is just terrible. They don't seem to have any idea how to properly approve or review the content that is submitted. The feedback they give is so vague that it's really frustrating to try and figure out what they want. It's almost like they don't even want to pay for reviews at all. Maybe they just don't appreciate good writing, but I know that I'm a better writer than what they seem to be looking for.

If you're an aspiring writer, this site is definitely not for you. They offer very little money for your work, and the process of actually submitting a review is a complete joke. The site itself looks like it was put together by a child, with no real headlines or names for the reviews. It's just a mess.

The writing process is also terrible. There are so many restrictions on what you can and can't write that it's really discouraging. How can you write a good review when the people in charge don't seem to have any idea what they're looking for? If they're not from America, then they shouldn't be using American writers to make their site look good. It's just not working.

You might think that you're getting paid to write great content, but you're really not. There's no way to contact anyone in charge to give feedback or get any kind of help. It's just a waste of time for anyone who wants to be heard and appreciated for their creative work. It's really insulting!

So, I heard some folks talking about this website called ReviewStream, and I thought I'd give it a try. Let me tell you, the layout is a hot mess! The "highlighted" reviews at the top of the page are all about outdated products, and the photos are just plain bad. It's hard to find your way around, too. The icon to get to your member's page isn't on every page, so you have to hunt for it.

Now, they say you can write about anything you want, but that's not really true. The admins are like editors on a power trip, and they control everything you write, even the photos you use. And let me tell you, some of the photos people post don't even match what they're writing about! It's like they don't even care.

ReviewStream says they'll pay you a lot of money for your reviews, but that's not really true either. They only pay the high rates for a few reviews, and then they drop the rate way down. And they say your trust rating affects how much you get paid, but they can change that whenever they want.

If they reject your review, they don't even tell you why! And when you ask, they just give you some vague answer that doesn't help at all. And get this: they keep your rejected reviews in their database, and you can't even delete them! That's just not fair.

I didn't stick around long enough to get rejected a bunch of times, and I'm not planning on wasting my time writing for them anymore. But I've heard from other people that they get rejected all the time, and ReviewStream drops their trust score so low that they can only get paid a dollar or two for a review. And the minimum payout is so high that it's almost impossible to get paid at all!

So, I'm not gonna trust ReviewStream. You shouldn't either.

This website, ReviewStream, is a bit of a mess. It's hard to find your way around and I don't always understand why my reviews get rejected. I've noticed that there are a lot of poorly written reviews on the site, which is a shame. And honestly, the people who run the site don't seem very friendly. I'm not even sure if they pay their reviewers!

Anyway, I signed up for ReviewStream a few months ago but didn't really start writing until recently. When I logged back in, I saw that I had $56 in my account. The minimum withdrawal is $110, so I decided to write some more reviews and hopefully reach that amount.

I wrote a few movie reviews and they were accepted quickly. But when I got to about $70, everything I wrote started getting rejected. I remember writing two reviews for a movie I had just seen and one for a power bank I had been using. They rejected all of them!

They said the images for the movie reviews were of poor quality, but I know they were in HD. And for the power bank review, they wanted me to use a specific image template. I was confused, but I took some pictures and resubmitted it.

I even resubmitted one of the movie reviews with images I found online. But it was rejected again! They said my review wasn't unique enough. I don't really understand what they mean. I just write what I think about the product!

I got so frustrated that I decided to email them and ask what they're looking for in reviews. Their response was not very helpful. They basically said that they don't teach people how to write reviews and that if I can't make good reviews, I should just skip the topic.

I don't know what to do now. It seems like it's going to take a miracle to reach the minimum withdrawal amount. I'll keep trying, but I'm not very optimistic.

ReviewStream.com is a website that lets people earn money by writing reviews about anything they want. You can write about home appliances, toys, companies, hotels, politics, cities, stores on your street, or even your neighbor's pets. They will pay you $2.50 for each review that they accept. Many people join ReviewStream because they already write reviews for Yelp, and they think they might as well get paid for it.

But it's not as easy as it sounds. Your reviews have to be approved before you get paid, and if they're not approved, you won't know why. ReviewStream will just tell you that your review is not valuable and that they're not interested in it. After doing some research, I found out that they don't accept reviews that are less than 250 words. But they don't tell you that anywhere on their website.

Sometimes, they will partially approve your review and pay you a lower rate. They call this the "bulk rate," and it's only one fifth of the regular rate, which is 50 cents. They encourage you to include your personal opinions in your reviews, but they don't explain how they decide whether to accept, partially accept, or reject your review.

The minimum amount you can cash out is $50, but most reviews are only accepted at the bulk rate of 50 cents. That means you might have to write up to 100 reviews before you can cash out. Many people have complained that they haven't been paid, and when they try to contact ReviewStream, they get aggressive responses from the staff.

ReviewStream claims that they respond to submissions within 72 hours, but many people say that it takes much longer than that. When I looked at their Whois records, I found out that they're hiding their real address by using a US proxy to register under a US address. But when I emailed them, I noticed that their English wasn't very good, which made me wonder where they're really based.

In my opinion, ReviewStream is not a trustworthy website. They have questionable business practices, and many people have complained about them online. If you're looking to make money by writing reviews, I would suggest looking for a different website.

I've been checking out ReviewStream for a while now, and I have to say, I've seen a lot of reviews that seem a little too good to be true. I mean, sure, there are some honest reviews out there, but there are also a lot of people who seem to be writing glowing reviews just because they're getting paid to do so. And let me tell you, that's not a good thing.

Now, I'm not saying that ReviewStream is a complete scam or anything like that. But I do have some concerns about the way they operate. For one thing, their staff seems to be pretty incompetent. I've heard a lot of complaints from people who have tried to buy or publish things on the site, and they all seem to have the same problem: they can't get a straight answer from anyone. And when they do get a response, it's usually something like "Wah-Wah WAH WAH!" That's not exactly reassuring, you know?

Another thing that bothers me about ReviewStream is their guidelines. They claim that you can submit anything you want, but that's not really true. A lot of people get rejected for no apparent reason, even when they've followed all the guidelines. And when they try to get an explanation, they're usually met with silence. It's frustrating, to say the least.

And then there are the people who write those fake positive reviews. I mean, come on. If ReviewStream was really that great, why would they need to pay people to write good things about them? It just doesn't make sense. And yet, there are still people out there who are willing to do it. I guess they just don't care about honesty or integrity.

Look, I'm not trying to discourage anyone from writing or submitting their work. There are plenty of great sites out there that will pay you for your writing. But ReviewStream is not one of them. If you want to get paid for your work, you need to find a site that actually cares about quality and honesty. ReviewStream is just a dumpster dive, and it's not worth your time or effort.

I've been working as an online contractor for over a decade now, and I've tried my hand at all sorts of writing projects. From crafting lengthy product buying guides for big companies to churning out short blog posts, I've pretty much done it all. So when I stumbled upon Reviewstream while looking for a side gig to supplement my other work, I was intrigued. The idea of writing reviews for products I already own, adding my own personal touch, AND getting paid for it sounded too good to be true. Unfortunately, it turned out to be just that.

First off, the site's interface is a complete mess. It's crowded and confusing, and it's not immediately clear how to sign up. In fact, you don't really sign up at all - you just write a review and attach your email address to it. This is a far cry from the usual process of creating an account with a password and submitting a W-9 form. But I decided to give it a shot anyway - after all, it was a slow weeknight and I had nothing better to do.

I wrote a few reviews, making sure to inject some personality and detail without getting bogged down in technical specs or ingredient lists. I outlined the pros and cons of each product and shared my overall thoughts as a consumer. As someone who reads a lot of reviews myself, I felt confident that I knew what other average consumers would want to read.

But after submitting my reviews, I heard nothing back. I waited for days, checking my email and refreshing the site, but there was no response. Finally, I went back to the site and checked the "Write a Review" section, where I discovered that all of my reviews had been rejected.

The feedback I received was incredibly vague and unhelpful. I'm not a perfect writer, and I'm always open to constructive criticism, but the feedback I got from Reviewstream was laughable. Here are a few examples:

"This is too vague. It can be posted for free somewhere, but here is no information worth buying. We're interested to buy helpful information, not just bunch of words."

"Helpful and entertaining information you provided is too limited or not unique enough to buy it at the rate you are asking."

These messages were posted for all of my reviews, even after I lowered my rates to the "bulk rate" that Reviewstream offers. I started to question my own abilities as a writer - maybe I wasn't as good as I thought I was. So I decided to check out some of the "trusted reviewers" that Reviewstream features on its front page.

What I found was shocking. Misspellings, poor grammar, and brand names that weren't even capitalized - all on the front page of the site. These reviews were accepted, despite their obvious flaws. It was clear that Reviewstream was more interested in quantity than quality. Most of the reviews were incredibly long, but they said very little. Instead of cutting out the fluff and providing readers with substance, Reviewstream seemed to thrive on accepting long, rambling reviews that didn't say much of anything.

Further research revealed that anything under a certain word count is automatically rejected, but this isn't outlined anywhere on the site. Instead, you get poorly written feedback from someone who can't even write a coherent sentence. It's clear that Reviewstream doesn't value quality reviews - they just want as many words as possible.

In short, I wouldn't recommend Reviewstream to anyone. The site's poor quality and amateur layout make it difficult to navigate, and the feedback you receive is unhelpful at best. Save your good reviews for reputable sites like Amazon, where quality is valued over quantity. Sure, you won't get paid, but at least you'll know that your reviews are making a difference.

This site, ReviewStream, has been the subject of much controversy lately. Many people have come forward to express their negative experiences with the site, and they have every right to do so. However, there are also those who are trying to defend the site by signing up with fake names and reusing logos to give five-star reviews. It's clear that these people are not being honest, and they are only doing it because they are getting paid to write these bogus reviews.

Two people in particular, Alais A and Michele M, have been called out for their fake reviews. Alais claims that there is a paid blackmail campaign against the site, but this is simply not true. People are speaking out because they have had negative experiences with the site, and they want to warn others. Michele M has also been caught using a similar icon to someone else who signed up recently to give the site a glowing review. It's clear that these people are not being honest, and they are only doing it because they are getting paid to write these bogus reviews.

The site is clearly in a position of weakness, and they should be called out for their lies. They are losing revenue and writers because people are realizing that they are liars. The site is not run smoothly, and it's hard to get reviews up without having people steal your work. The site is also very picky, and the stuff on the site is weak compared to what other people write.

Despite all of this, aspiring writers should not give up. They should keep writing and expressing themselves because it is their God-given right. There are many "real" sites out there that are willing to listen, and those are the ones that writers should search for or keep trying to get into. If not, writers can write for themselves independently, and others will take notice of their work and give them recommendations.

In conclusion, ReviewStream is a bogus website that doesn't have its act together. They don't care about how people feel or the quality of the things people write about. They are liars, and they should be called out for their lies. Aspiring writers should not give up, and they should keep writing and expressing themselves. There are many other sites out there that are willing to listen, and writers should search for those sites or write for themselves independently.

ReviewStream is a website where you can write reviews about different products and services. It's a great way to share your opinions and experiences with others. However, writing for them can be a bit frustrating at times. It's like working for an indecisive boss who can't make up their mind about what they want.

Sometimes, you'll submit a review and it will be rejected for reasons that are unclear. You'll try to figure out what they're looking for, but it's like trying to read someone's mind. You'll never know for sure what they wanted because they themselves don't know what they wanted.

Despite this, you might still try to write reviews for them in the hopes of getting paid. Unfortunately, don't expect your efforts to be rewarded. It's not uncommon for them to reject your reviews without any explanation. This can be frustrating, especially if you've put a lot of time and effort into writing them.

Overall, ReviewStream can be a good platform for sharing your opinions and experiences with others. However, be prepared for some frustration along the way. If you're looking to make money from your reviews, you might want to consider other options.

I've been using ReviewStream for a while now and I have to say, I'm not too happy with it. I've written a bunch of reviews but for some reason, they just don't seem to be getting posted. It's frustrating because I put a lot of effort into them and I want to share my opinions with others.

But that's not even the worst part. I recently found out that ReviewStream alters the trust score of their writers, which affects how much they can earn per review. It's a total scam! The lower your trust score, the less you can earn. And let me tell you, my trust score took a nosedive from 106 to 42 overnight. How is that even possible?

It's clear that ReviewStream is just trying to make their writers work harder for less money. It's not fair and it's not right. I wouldn't recommend this site to anyone who wants to make a decent amount of money for their hard work.

So, I recently stumbled upon this website called ReviewStream (reviewstream.com) and I gotta say, it's a pretty interesting concept. You can write reviews about pretty much anything and get paid for it! Sounds like a dream come true, right?

Well, let me tell you, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. I've had a couple of my reviews rejected for seemingly no reason at all. And when I reached out to the website's support team, I didn't get a response for days. When I finally did get a response, it was pretty rude and insulting. They called me a "worthless person writing worthless reviews"! Can you believe that?

But here's the kicker - they still submitted my "worthless reviews" without my permission! Talk about hypocrisy. And when I called them out on their behavior, they didn't even have the guts to respond to my email. They just deleted the insulting message the next day and pretended like nothing happened. Cowardly, if you ask me.

Overall, I'd say ReviewStream is a crap website run by coward idiots. But hey, if you're willing to put up with their nonsense, you might be able to make a few bucks writing reviews. Just don't expect to be treated with any respect or dignity.

I gotta tell ya, I had a pretty rough time with ReviewStream. I signed up a few weeks ago and was excited to start writing reviews and making some extra cash. But let me tell you, it was not smooth sailing from there.

First of all, the website was a little confusing to navigate. I had trouble finding where to submit my reviews and how to get paid. It took me a while to figure it out, but eventually I got the hang of it.

But then, when I finally submitted my first review, it was rejected! I couldn't believe it. I had put so much effort into writing a detailed and honest review, and they just shot it down without any explanation.

I tried again with a different product, and that one was accepted. But then, when I went to cash out my earnings, I ran into even more problems. The website kept giving me error messages and wouldn't let me withdraw my money.

I tried contacting customer service, but they were no help at all. They just kept telling me to try again later or to check my account settings. It was so frustrating.

Overall, I have to say that ReviewStream was a huge disappointment. I had high hopes for it, but it ended up being a total waste of time. If you're thinking about signing up, I would definitely think twice.

I gotta say, I'm not too impressed with ReviewStream. I mean, I've been using them for over a year now and I still haven't gotten paid! It's ridiculous!

At first, they were all like "we want entertaining and helpful reviews, but they gotta be unique!" And I was like, okay, I can do that. But then they were like "nah, too descriptive, we don't like that." And I was like, okay, I'll tone it down. But then they were like "you can't just say what you like and don't like!" And I was like, what the heck am I supposed to write then?

It's like they're just coming up with stupid excuses to not pay me. And it's not like I'm the only one - I've seen other people complaining about the same thing. It's just not fair.

I mean, I get that they want quality reviews, but they need to be more clear about what they're looking for. And they need to actually pay people for their work! It's not like we're doing this for fun - we're doing it to make some extra cash.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend ReviewStream. It's just not worth the hassle.

This website, ReviewStream, seems pretty good at first. They take most of your reviews and give you credit quickly. But after a while, things start to go downhill.

I don't understand why they reject some of my reviews for being "not unique." I mean, I eat food and use skincare products like everyone else, so why aren't my experiences unique enough? Do I have to start eating with my nose and putting lotion on my butt to get accepted?

It's really frustrating and feels like a huge waste of time. I'm thinking about quitting, even though I'll be giving up the $30+ I've earned with them. (And who knows if they even pay out once you reach the $150 threshold?)

Overall, I'm not sure if I would recommend ReviewStream. It's a decent way to earn some extra cash at first, but the rejection process can be really discouraging.

ReviewStream is a website that claims to provide honest and unbiased reviews of various products, films, and people. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that the reviews on this site are not as helpful as they claim to be.

One of the main issues with ReviewStream is the bias that is evident in many of the reviews. Instead of providing a balanced and informative assessment of the product, many reviewers simply focus on one or two aspects and either praise or criticize them excessively. This makes it difficult for readers to get a clear picture of the product and its overall quality.

Another problem with ReviewStream is the poor quality of the images that are often included in the reviews. Many of these images are blurry or poorly lit, which makes it difficult to see the product clearly. This is especially frustrating when trying to make a purchasing decision based on the review.

In addition, many of the reviews on ReviewStream are lacking in detail and do not provide enough information about the product or the reviewer's experience using it. This makes it difficult for readers to determine whether the product is right for them or not.

One of the most concerning aspects of ReviewStream is the fact that reviewers do not always respond to readers' questions and comments. In some cases, comments that are critical of the product or the review itself are deleted, which raises suspicions about the site's true intentions.

Overall, while ReviewStream may seem like a helpful resource for consumers, it is important to approach the reviews on this site with a healthy dose of skepticism. While there may be some useful information to be found, it is important to read between the lines and consider the biases and limitations of the reviews.

ReviewStream is a website where you can share your opinions and experiences about products, services, and places. It's a great way to make some extra cash if you're looking for a side hustle. You can write reviews on a variety of topics, from electronics to restaurants to travel destinations.

The process is simple. You sign up for an account, browse through the available categories, and choose a product or service to review. You can write as many reviews as you want, and you'll get paid for each one that gets approved. The payment varies depending on the quality of your review and the popularity of the product or service.

I've been using ReviewStream for a few months now, and I've found it to be a great way to earn some extra money. The website is easy to use, and the payment process is straightforward. I've written reviews on a variety of topics, and I've been paid for each one that has been approved.

One thing to keep in mind is that not all reviews will be approved. ReviewStream has strict guidelines for what they consider to be a quality review. You need to make sure that your review is well-written, informative, and unbiased. If your review is rejected, you won't get paid for it.

Overall, I would recommend ReviewStream to anyone who is looking for a way to make some extra money. It's a legitimate website that pays you for your opinions, and it's a great way to share your experiences with others. Just make sure that you follow the guidelines and write quality reviews, and you should have no problem earning some extra cash.

This website is a really big waste of time. I was so excited when I first found it because, as an English major, I love any chance to write. It looked like a good site and there were so many reviews that had been published recently. They said no to my first couple of reviews, but I thought I just had to try harder, so I kept writing them. I wrote really long, detailed reviews, which took me HOURS of my day. But you know what? The reviews that they said no to are still being published on their website! It's one thing to say no, but then to go ahead and PUBLISH the reviews anyway? That's just gross. I see that I'm not the only one this has happened to, so I guess that's why the site LOOKS so busy. They're stealing reviews, haha.

So, I stumbled upon this website called ReviewStream and it seemed like a pretty sweet deal. They promised to pay well for writing reviews on various products and services. I was hesitant at first, but after a few months of thinking it over, I decided to give it a shot. I followed their instructions to the best of my ability and wrote a couple of reviews. But to my surprise, they were rejected! And not only that, but the feedback I received was downright rude.

I was pretty disappointed, but then I started reading some of the reviews that were actually published on their site. And let me tell you, some of them were just plain bad. I mean, I'm no grammar expert, but even I could see that there were multiple violations of the directions. And yet, these reviews were still accepted and published.

Now, I'm not saying that all the negative reviews about ReviewStream are from bitter youths who can't write a proper sentence. I myself have a college degree and years of writing experience, so I know what I'm doing. And yet, I still had a negative experience with this website.

So, if you're thinking about trying ReviewStream, just be aware that there are real people out there who have had negative experiences with it. And while it may seem like an easy way to make some extra cash, it's not always worth the hassle.