ScoopLoop
reviews and complaints

I signed up for ScoopLoop a few weeks back, and I gotta say, I was a bit disappointed with the lack of activity in my area. But, I figured I'd give it a shot and see what's up. I started browsing through the main open groups, All Aboard and Anything, and boy was I in for a ride.

The comments section was filled with people arguing and being downright nasty to each other. It was like a never-ending cycle of negativity. And don't even get me started on the posts themselves. They would start off on one topic, but then quickly veer off into different directions until the original subject was completely lost.

I couldn't help but feel like some of these people were creating multiple accounts just to stir up trouble. It was all just too much for me to handle, so I decided to leave the site. Life is too short to deal with all that drama.

Overall, I think ScoopLoop has potential, but it needs some serious moderation to keep things on track. Until then, I'll be sticking to other social media platforms that are a bit more chill.

So, I tried out ScoopLoop for a bit and it was a bit of a mixed bag. I was only on there for about a week and I gotta say, it was a bit of a rollercoaster ride. If I posted something happy about teddy bears, the Admins were all over me like white on rice. And if I posted something funny that happened to me, they were still on my case. I mean, come on, I wasn't posting anything hateful or anti-anything or even anything with nudity or swearing. Just general posts, you know? And I never even mentioned any brand names, but the Admins were still breathing down my neck.

I got three private messages and one public one from the Admins, all telling me that my posts were removed and then the public one saying that I was suspended for "inappropriate" content. I mean, seriously? I was just trying to have some fun and connect with people, but it felt like I was walking on eggshells the whole time. It was a bit of a bummer, to be honest.

In the end, I decided to delete my account and move on. I don't think I'll be going back to ScoopLoop anytime soon. It's a shame, really, because I had high hopes for it. But I guess it just wasn't meant to be. Oh well, c'est la vie.

So, I gotta say, I had a bit of a run-in with one of the moderators on ScoopLoop's Oasis group. This guy, let's call him Mr. Power Trip, really let his authority go to his head. He started sending me all sorts of nasty messages, even going so far as to follow me around the internet and start a whole big argument about some content on a completely different site. Like, seriously dude, get a life.

Anyway, I reported him to the higher-ups at ScoopLoop, and they took care of it. Mr. Power Trip is now blocked and out of my hair for good. Honestly, I won't miss his constant Twitter links or his boring stories about his perfect little life. It's just the same old controlling, arrogant attitude that I've seen from so many moderators before.

But hey, don't let that one bad apple spoil the whole bunch. ScoopLoop is still a pretty cool site overall. You can connect with people who share your interests, find out about events in your area, and even get some great recommendations for local businesses. Just be careful who you cross paths with, and you should be good to go.

I gotta say, ScoopLoop ain't exactly the bee's knees when it comes to social forums. I mean, some of them mods are just plain useless, always squabbling in public and getting a ton of hate thrown their way. They've really gone and messed up the whole site with their lack of skills, if you ask me. And don't even get me started on the latest posts - the general group and computer help group are getting ripped to shreds by all the criticism they're getting.

Honestly, there's not much in the way of smart content on this site. Hardly anyone's even posting anymore. It's all just the same old stuff, nothing new or exciting to get your juices flowing. It's like listening to a bunch of old folks rambling on about their aches and pains - snoozeville, am I right? I gotta say, I totally agree with all them other negative reviews on Sitejabber. They're spot on about the state of things around here.

So, if you're thinking about checking out ScoopLoop, I'd say you're taking a big risk. It's probably about time the owner put this site out of its misery and let it rest in peace.

I gotta say, I've been using ScoopLoop for a while now and it's been pretty decent. The groups that I'm a part of are pretty friendly and helpful, but I gotta admit, there ain't many folks from my neck of the woods in London on here. Back in the day, StreetLife was the spot for all my near neighbors, but now it's all about ScoopLoop.

The regulars on here are usually pretty chill and they're always down to lend a helping hand. Sometimes the conversations can get a bit off-topic, but hey, that's just how it goes when you're socializing online all the time. It's like we're all just trying to find some sort of connection in this crazy world.

Now, as for those open discussion groups that pop up when you log in, I gotta say, they can be a bit of a mess. It's like everyone's just shouting into the void and hoping someone will hear them. I usually steer clear of those, but every once in a while, I'll jump in if there's a topic that needs some real talk and redirection.

Overall, ScoopLoop ain't half bad. It's a good way to connect with folks who share your interests and get some help when you need it. Plus, it's always nice to know that there are other people out there who are just as lost and confused as you are.

I gotta say, I was pretty let down by the social side of ScoopLoop. I mean, what's the point of having all these groups? It just seems like a waste of time to me. And don't even get me started on some of the topics people are discussing. Bin bags? Really? Who cares? And all the arguing and ranting about the council not fixing a fence? It's just a bunch of hot air if you ask me.

But the real kicker was when I started getting threats in my private messages. Can you believe it? All because I didn't want to tell people where I work. It's like these folks have nothing better to do than stir up trouble and cause drama. And let me tell you, there's plenty of that going around on ScoopLoop.

I mean, I get it. People have different opinions and all that. But the way some of these members go at each other is just plain nasty. It's like they're always looking for a fight, and they don't care who they hurt in the process. And don't even get me started on the name-calling and insults. It's just not my cup of tea.

So yeah, I think I'll be giving ScoopLoop a pass from now on. It's just not worth the hassle, you know?

Big mistake!
I gotta say, I'm pretty ticked off at the scooploop community support team. They accused me of having multiple accounts, including one under the name H F. That's just not true, and they have no evidence to back it up.
H*** and I hit it off on scooploop because we're both from Bermondsey. But now they've gone and kicked him off the site. That's not cool, man. I don't know how they came up with this bogus accusation. Maybe they're just listening to all the haters out there spreading rumors.
This kind of treatment is totally unacceptable. It's not how you treat your members or customers. And it's definitely not gonna make new people want to join. I'm seriously thinking about leaving myself.
I lost a friend because of this. And the scooploop team can't even give me any proof to back up their claims. I'm beyond disappointed, annoyed, and upset with how they've handled this whole situation.

This site, ScoopLoop, is a real head-scratcher. I mean, what are they even trying to do here? It's like they're conducting some kind of social experiment to see how people behave when they're given a platform to spout off whatever nonsense they want. And let me tell you, it's not pretty.

There are so many groups on this site, but most of them are just wastelands. Nobody's posted in them for months, and the ones that do have any activity are just cesspools of negativity. You've got guys trying to one-up each other with their macho posturing, and women who seem to be in a constant competition for attention. And don't even get me started on the politics. It's like every thread starts off innocently enough, but before you know it, somebody's dragging their political agenda into it and things just go downhill from there.

And the moderators? Ha! They're a joke. Some of them just elect themselves, and they're not even remotely qualified to do the job. And then there are the ones who are known for their bad behavior, but they're still allowed to run groups and do whatever they want. It's like the Wild West out here.

Honestly, I don't know why anyone even bothers with this site anymore. There used to be thousands of members, but most of them have given up and left. Now there are maybe 40 people who still post, and even they seem to be losing interest. If the staff wants to salvage this mess, they're going to have to do something drastic. But I'm not holding my breath.

I've been a Scooploop member for about 18 months now, and even though I'm not from London, I've heard a lot of different opinions about what this platform is all about. Some people say it's a free-for-all with tons of fake profiles, but that's not entirely true. Sure, there are some fake profiles out there, but they're mostly found in the open groups that new members can see. This can give the wrong impression of the platform as a whole.

However, closed groups are a different story. They don't often accept new members because they're afraid of letting in someone who might cause trouble or use a fake name. Instead, they look at how people interact with posts and replies before letting them in. But if you're willing to put in the effort, it's definitely worth joining these groups. There are groups for quizzes, cooking, environmentalism, animals, and many other interests.

As a moderator for a small private group, I sometimes have to deal with complaints from members. I try to handle them as best I can, but if I make a mistake, Scooploop can step in and overrule me. Moderators are volunteers who either start their own groups or are voted in by the members of an existing group.

All in all, Scooploop is what you make of it. If you're willing to put in the effort to find the right groups and interact with other members, it can be a great way to connect with people who share your interests. Just be aware that there are some fake profiles out there, and that moderators aren't always the final authority on what happens in their groups.

Scooploop is a site that should be avoided at all costs. The moderators are incompetent and biased, allowing offensive comments to remain on the site despite numerous reports from victims and other members. Even the administrator of one of Scooploop's own groups, Daisy, seems to condone these targeted attacks on members without taking any action to remove them. When you try to report a comment, the dropdown menu asks why, and one of the options is "contains offensive language or personal attack." These comments fit that description perfectly, yet the moderator has refused to remove them or reprimand the offender, which only encourages them to continue their abusive behavior. It's clear that there is a biased favoritism going on, and it's shocking how unprofessionally managed this site is. It doesn't protect its members at all.

Here are some examples of the offensive comments that have been allowed to stay up on the site:

One member, Yocigo Kennington, wrote, "Are you seeing things? Where is this so-called bad language on which you harp? If I'd been using bad language, I'd have told the [censored] Albert to $#*! off?as it is, I merely used the initial." Another comment from the same member reads, "UncleAlbert is that an act you put on, or are you actually an imbecile? Wherever you've been the last month, F off back there. You haven't been missed, you [censored]." And yet another comment from Yocigo Kennington says, "And cue the troublemaker who runs a goody-goody ?no trouble' chat group. One of the biggest troublemakers on the site?and good with the lies too?. Surprised you came to the party so late?." These are all personal attacks and contain offensive language, yet they have been allowed to stay up on the site.

Another member, Blodwen Woodham, wrote a very long comment that included unfounded accusations of racism against another member, Harry French. Woodham wrote, "There may be some people who wonder why Harry French is often accused of overt racism. He uses the associated name of Will Gunter. Gunter is, of course, a German name. Now, whilst I lived in Germany for a few years, an EXTREMELY small percentage who are supporters of the new Nazi-style groups, and who enjoy bringing their racist views into other elements of society, worldwide. The name Gunter = 'from the Germanic personal name Gunter (old French Gontier) composed of the elements gund 'battle' + hari, heri 'army' which ties in both the names ?French' and ?Gunter' in this instance. (Yes, I have been on Google - surprising what you can find)!" Woodham goes on to make offensive comments about Bermondsey, Millwall football team, and even associates the member with Tommy Robinson without any evidence. It's absolutely deplorable that a member can make such unfounded accusations and be offensive to so many people without any consequences.

It's clear that Scooploop is not a safe or professional site for its members. The moderators are biased and incompetent, and offensive comments are allowed to stay up without any consequences. It's shocking that a site like this can exist in today's world, and it's important to warn others to stay away from it.

who are down to earth and helpful. ScoopLoop is a great way to connect with others in your community and get the latest scoop on what's happening around town. The interface is easy to use and the site is well-organized, making it simple to find the groups and discussions that interest you.

One thing I noticed is that the news updates for my area can be a bit slow, but that's not really a big deal since I mainly use ScoopLoop to connect with others and share information. The community is very friendly and I've already made some great connections with people who share similar interests.

Overall, I would definitely recommend ScoopLoop to anyone looking to connect with others in their local area. It's a great way to stay informed about what's happening around town and meet new people who share your interests. Plus, the site is easy to use and the community is very welcoming. So if you're looking for a fun and friendly way to connect with others in your community, give ScoopLoop a try!

I ain't much of a social media person, but when I do get on ScoopLoop, it's pretty darn useful. You got all sorts of topics to choose from, and folks are always sharing their opinions and experiences. Sure, there's always a few folks who just wanna start a fight, but you can just ignore 'em and move on to the good stuff.

One thing I really like about ScoopLoop is how easy it is to find what you're looking for. You can search for specific topics or just browse through the different categories. And if you got a question or need some advice, there's always someone who's willing to help out.

I also appreciate how friendly and welcoming the community is. It ain't like some other sites where folks are just out to tear each other down. People here are respectful and supportive, and that makes a big difference.

Overall, I'd say ScoopLoop is a solid choice if you're looking for a place to connect with others and get some good info. Just be prepared to sift through a few arguments here and there.

ScoopLoop ain't no Street Life, that's for sure. I tried it out in Broxbourne and it's a total flop. They want me to write more characters in this review, but honestly, there's not much else to say except that it's a major letdown. It's a real shame, too. I was hoping for something better.

So, I heard about this site called ScoopLoop from some folks who were fed up with Nextdoor. They said it was a great alternative, so I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, I ran into a bit of a snag during the registration process. It wouldn't accept my US post code. Turns out, this site is only for UK users. Now, I don't mind that it's only for UK folks, but they really should make that clear on the intro page. I was pretty disappointed that I couldn't sign up, but maybe someday they'll expand to include the US.

So, I found this site called ScoopLoop after my favorite site, Streetlife, went down. I was hoping it would be a good replacement, but it's just not good. There are a few guys who seem to run the show and they argue all the time. One of them even shares fake news from his phone every morning. There's nothing local or friendly about it. It's a shame because most of the locals have left.

So, I've been using ScoopLoop for a while now and I gotta say, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. I mean, some of the comments on here are still messed up from over a year ago! People are begging the management to fix the constant fighting, name-calling, and thread hijacking that happens all the time, but it's like they're not even listening. And don't even get me started on the moderation (or lack thereof). It's a joke, really.

I hate to say it, but one star is being pretty generous. There's only about 30 people who actually post on here and keep the site from completely falling apart. It's just sad, you know? I wish they would do something about it, but it seems like they just don't care.

This website seems like it could be a real winner, run by some cool cats in London town. But, let me tell ya, they got some serious issues with haters and trolls. I mean, we're talking about some real nasty stuff here - anti-semitism, misogyny, transphobia, racism, you name it. And what's worse, they ain't doin' nothin' about it. There's this one comment that's just downright disgusting, spewing some real vile anti-semitic garbage. And don't even get me started on the one about women wearing skimpy clothes. It's like they're just asking for it, right? Wrong! That kind of talk ain't cool, and it needs to be shut down. If they don't get their act together, this site is gonna go down the tubes faster than a greased pig on a slip-n-slide. So, ScoopLoop, you better step up your game or you're gonna get shut down faster than a speakeasy during prohibition.

ScoopLoop is a website that you might want to check out if you're looking for a place to connect with other people online. But, if you're a lady, you might want to be careful about joining the "Anything" group. There are three guys in there who seem to think they know everything and they don't like it when women have different opinions. They'll team up and make fun of any woman who dares to say something that doesn't match their views. It's not a very nice thing to do, but that's just how some people are.

So, if you're thinking about joining ScoopLoop, just be aware that there are some people who might not be very friendly. The "Anything" group is especially bad, so you might want to avoid it altogether. The moderator doesn't seem to care about what's going on in there, so it's best to stay away. But, if you're looking for other groups to join, there are plenty of them on ScoopLoop. Just be sure to read the rules and make sure you're comfortable with the people in the group before you start posting.

ScoopLoop is a website that has been getting a lot of attention lately. Some people are saying that it's the new Kahuti, but others are not so sure. There are some issues with the site that need to be addressed before it can become a true contender in the world of social media.

One of the biggest problems with ScoopLoop is the people who have come over from Kahuti. They seem to be ruining the site with their inane chatter about things like how many black bags can be put out. It's not really the kind of conversation that most people are interested in, and it's driving away potential users.

Another issue with ScoopLoop is the way that group moderation is handled. Instead of having a dedicated moderator, the site delegates this responsibility to users. Unfortunately, this has led to some problems, such as one prolific user who posts transphobic and homophobic comments. It's not the kind of behavior that should be tolerated on any social media site, and it's driving away users who are looking for a safe and welcoming community.

To make matters worse, there are also trolls who have come over from other sites with fake profiles. They are causing all kinds of trouble and making it difficult for people to have meaningful conversations. It's a shame, because ScoopLoop has the potential to be a great site if these issues can be resolved.

Despite these problems, there are still some people who are sticking with ScoopLoop. They believe that the site has a lot of potential, and they are willing to put up with the trolls and the inane chatter in the hopes that things will improve. However, if the site doesn't take action soon, it's likely that many of these users will leave and never come back.

In conclusion, ScoopLoop is a site that has a lot of potential, but it's being held back by some serious issues. If the site can address these problems and create a safe and welcoming community, it could become a major player in the world of social media. However, if things continue as they are, it's likely that ScoopLoop will fade into obscurity like so many other failed social media sites.