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Dcomm Inc is a very smooth deceptive organization. They overwhelm new hires with illusions of grandeur when they know many new hires will quit within two weeks to a month. The only employees that stay are the ones that have literally nowhere else to go. Dcomm staff have no regard for employees, only their salaries. You can climb the corporate ladder very easy in this company. All you have to do is screw over fresh employees while making yourself look good. I would say approximately fifty individuals are hired every month but leave before training is over. The rest become upset and quit.

They use extravagant tactics to steal money from employees. Dcomm empowers middle and lower managers to find ways to take back money employees have earned. CHARGEBACKS are legal as per employees signature upon employment. But most chargebacks are falsely created to get back money. Are you beginning to see how this scheme works. Quality assurance finds bad workmanship, then uses it to recharge part of the employees earnings. Dcomm over prices equipment you need to putting you in debt on the first day you start on your own. Dcomm will not take responsibility for anything that goes wrong. It always lands on the employee. I feel sorry for some of the employees because they are just trying to make honest money. They work long hours which amounts to ten dollars an hour. Your working in horrible conditions by yourself and noone will help you if unfortunate situations unfold. DCOMM is teaching our new young employees poor human characteristics. They try to manage employees from other locations, it fails miserably. They have a manager Jarro, spanish for miserable human being with poor management skills trying to manage from a different location.

Human Resource is Managers resource to get rid of employees. They use the at will Texas policy to get rid of any employee that doesn't follow their narrative. Do what I say or we will fire you without consequences. Texas really needs to start passing better legislation to take care of employees in this state. The at will policies and procedures work well for companies, but leave employees with no unemployment resources. Telecommunications is not a protected Industry, no arbitration or anything. DCOMM keeps your money for weeks expecting new employees to survive weeks before payments start. Taking advantage of Texas working policies is great for all organizations, but awful for employees. Ask HR Z.W., about ficticious chargebacks. Dcomm operates within the Texas state laws, they just have greedy moral values. Protected Industries have backing support when today's corrupted organizations have a revolving door policy that only serves the company.

Do not work for this nasty organization. They are looking for ways to take back the money that you earned. The end result is legally screwing employees out of money and making themselves richer. The supervisors and Managers are cowards and will not tell the truth because they will loose their jobs. Dcomm thinks they can outsmart their employees with deceptive tactics. Dcomm excels in law abiding deception, but fails in human morality. You can hide your deception in a sanctuary city for so long. They will damage you psyche, spirit, body and soul. Dcomm Inc. is better suited to run a prison. Greedy people always damage their souls and family members pay the consequences for years into the future.

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So when I was trying to file a complaint about Monkeytype in Sitejabber (I wrote the same thing as the Monkeytype complaint here), the continue button doesn't work. I double checked if I did anything wrong. And there's nothing wrong. So I contacted support and said the continue button was not working and I provided every stuff that I did there (like the rating and stuff like that) and I said it was a bug. I did press the checkbox (based on my experience) and it still doesn't work and I mentioned it there. I also noticed that my account was deleted or removed because I was inactive despite that I still have my account and I didn't notice it until I checked on Jul 31, 2025. And if you look at the pictures below, that's what I said to them (note that the first response is too long and couldn't be shown. So it's skipped to the 2nd response). If they respond next after that, I'll update it here

So when I was writing down a complaint against Monkeytype on Sitejabber, the Continue button doesn't even work. I tried everything and I contacted Sitejabber and they asked me for my browser and I said it was Google Chrome (was serious) and they just said they uploaded my complaint when I did not request to upload the complaint. When I came to check, my account was deleted! I got panicked as I didn't get a email on why this is happening so I contacted it again to not upload the review when I did not request it and stopped deleting accounts but there was no response. We tried it again and again, there's nothing. This feels like Sitejabber is asking me on which browser it was then uploaded it which wasn't related and tricks me falling for a scam that I cannot change it (not really but it does feel like it)

I do have the full complaint which you can find in my profile or see the complaints section of Sitejabber at https://complaintsboard.com

When I contribute to SiteJabber.com, I write about things that happen to me. These are places that I think either they should be promoted or talked about stating what went wrong and to consider whether or not I will return to these places again. What I do not like is if I write about a place this time and tell you all what is wrong and wonder do you want this to happen to you. What I don't like is when I write a review about someplace and then return back to this place in the future, why am I not allowed to write another review about this same place stating that the place cleaned its act up or to stay away from this place? This I do not think is fair nor is it right. I feel that SiteJabber.com should replie to this so everyone who writes a review should know why you can't come back in the future to possibly write a better review if that is the case. I do not write only about places to stay away from but I also want the right to turn around and write that they improved. I wait for a response from SiteJabber.com

I've been here since 2014, writing the occasional review when things really "get to me".

Today, I had to make changes to my account here, and realized I had no way of changing my email address (Sitejabber, take note - you should allow this, people change their email sometimes as often as their internet provider or phone. :) ).

I submitted a request, and within less than 2 hours, I was contacted by their customer support team (Traci, thank you for the excellent service). A quick exchange, a verification with the new/old email, and voila - done.

Well done, Ladies and Gentlemen. That alone gets you 5 stars for customer service in a world where internet anonymity breeds laziness and complacency.

However, you also get 5 stars for maintaining transparency, and by holding companies accountable by providing this platform. In the past, my reviews of companies have been overshadowed by a flood of "false positives", and this too was addressed with vigour by the support staff.

This site recognizes that integrity and service is important. Thank you, Sitejabber, for the great years of service you have provided.

Completely rewritten, November 16th 2009

A lot of the issues I was originally unhappy about with this site have gone. They must have - I've subsequently written a huge number of reviews here so I must think they're doing something right!

Things are slowly coming together and so far, from what I've seen anyway, the quality and honesty of reviewing are both very high. There are a few self-promoters still, and I guess there always will be, and occasional but very limited spam, but these are minor issues and normally dealt with very quickly.

The new forum began after my original review, and although it's moving slowly still, there's steady interest and it's a good way to answer questions about specific websites.

It's interesting to see that although the vast majority of page views are from the USA, there's much smaller but equally solid support in the UK. It would be good to see that support continue to grow in the next few months.

The admin team are very accessible and obviously serious about the philosophy behind the site. I'm much more inclined now to believe this one has a sound and potentially exciting future ahead of it.

Hi SiteJabber,, You Guys are SUPER GREAT. Finally we have a site that Cares about the Everyday Person that works 40 or more hours a week & get a paycheck every week, then after a hard days work you just want to go home & relax & just go on the net & chat with some people or buy something that is a lot cheaper then at the store. Then you go online & you start looking at stuff & WOWWWW,, that's a Good Deal,, but then you Sign into the site,, give them your Credit Card Number,, Once ((( these multi-million dollar companies per year that hire third world countries that make $10 - $15 - 20 a day))),, THEY Got You Card Number,((( I could Hear them saying,, YOU SUCKER, WE GOT YOU NOW))), The everyday person thinks there getting a Deal THEY FORGET TO TELL YOU ABOUT THE 40 HIDDEN FEE THAT INVOLVE THE PURCHASE, But Will We Ever Get Our Money Back, It Like Driving Down The Road & Throwing Your Money Out the Window I Would Just Like To Really THANK-YOU For Taking The Time & Reading My opinion. Thank-You Very Much, Keep Up The GREAT Work. P.S. The Saying That I Have Heard All My Life, I Never Really Thought About It Till Now The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer... Fred W, Ontario, Canada

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Sitejabber is the most honest review site that I ever came across(other than BBB, of course)! I feel like it does its job, well!

Great customer service from Upliftdesk/ Sitejabber. Marianne provided support in a timely manner. I'm just waiting for my desk now :) . Thanks Marianne

When I am considering purchasing a new product I look on Sitejabber to see how other customers reviewed it. It has been super helpful to get real input from other customers and has helped me make smarter purchase decisions.

I have been using the Sitejabber website for awhile now and I find it to be very useful. I enjoy reading reviews and getting useful information as well as writing my own reviews to give my honest feedback. I'm so thankful that I discovered the Sitejabber website!

I recently started using Sitejabber. So far this has been a useful professional site full of product reviews. I find Sitejabber to be quite useful to learn about new useful products as well as a good site to share consumer reviews. I look forward to sharing more of my product research insight on Sitejabber.

Sitejabber is a great site! I think the reviews on there feel very balanced/even and authentic and it's helpful to get a sense of what people think about a site before purchasing there, particularly ones I'm less familiar with. I also enjoy reviewing sites there myself and the process is very easy and painless.

I have truly enjoyed researching feedback before I buy on Sitejabber and likewise I also provide feedback and reviews that are objective to products or websites that I have used in the past with details pertaining to my experience. I trust the Sitejabber community to help me when I need feedback on a product or website I am about to use.

Before I purchase anything on a website that I havent been on before or heard of, I check psych jabber for authenticity of the site. I appreciate reading reviews from real people who have tried various products and websites. I have known of Sitejabber for years and with all the scamming thats going around, site jabber is a safe space for me to hear and share opinions.

Love that there's a website to review "off the wall" companies - those that aren't food, nail/beauty salons, travel affiliated. A place to review all around good service from various vendors. And since not everyone knows the site - which is both good and bad - I feel I can trust the reviews. (I surely don't "get" the negative comments/reviews of SiteJabber that are listed below!)

When I first started my online business *** I signed on with Sitejabber as they had a great offer. Since using them they have made it easy to customize and integrate the reviews tab into my site and I couldn't be happier. I recently upgraded my package for more diversive tools and while I haven't taken full advantage of all Sitejabber has to offer I couldn't be happier with their service.

For business, I have used SiteJabber as a customer review site for 2 different businesses over the past 10 years. From a business perspective, they take care of asking for the reviews from our verified customers. To address one of the complaints I read here, good reviews are not suppressed, near as I can tell. We have been working with SiteJabber for about 4 or 5 months now with my current company and I like the ease of the process and how quick it was to launch. All of this is free for businesses, or with extra features at a subscription price. Can't be mad at that!

Unsure why so many people leave negative reviews. It helped me especially last year when I was defrauded by a company. It was great to read reviews from sitejabber on the business. I constantly use them now. As with any review site you take the good and the bad and meet somewhere in the middle, for honest reviews. Im grateful to have left reviews on various companies, some have been great and for the ones that Were not great, I hope it helps a customer. Its agree with others that its helpful to leave photos and video. Many times other sites hide the negative and even positive reviews.

Honestly not sure that people understand how Sitejabber works. While I cant speak on all reviews, my reviews are NOT a joke or fraudulent. I write reviews on things I already own at home, Im not sent anything to review. My first review on my account was posted because a company I work with asked that I review their company on Sitejabber, of course only having good things to say about the company and good experiences naturally I was inclined to leave a review. A few years later Sitejabber reached out to me and has been very professional in all of our conversations. I have nothing negative to say. Im very surprised that Sitejabber isnt backed by the BBB.

DON'T GIVE UP ON GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK! Read my reviews previous. I fought tooth and nail. I would rather have seen the money go to charity than have this scam of a company (lol) keep my money AND ALLOWED TO CONTINUE scamming others.! I'll let you read somewhere below what WIGSIS put me thru. They hope people give up. DON''T. After 15 emails and refusal to give refund I did go to paypal. They replied after a few weeks that my review for refund was denied. So I sent them photos ect, a second time, and I explained how I couldn't believe that Paypal haven't looked up the BAD reviews sites for WIGSIS, on all the UNHAPPY customers. All saying the same. POOR QUALITY, ENTIRELY DIFFERENT STYLE/ DIFFERENT COLOUR/ BAD WORKMANSHIP etc etc. They should have this company removed. Well I'm HAPPY to say, Paypal reviewed it a second time as I wasn't giving up and accepted they would follow thru. Also PAYPAL have a policy anything you buy thru Paypal they give you $45 refund on the return postage. After Paypal made contact with the WIGSIS, Paypal sent me all the details, including Wigsis address for the return. On the postage return, I made sure there was a signiture at other end on delivery, plus supplied with a tracking no, so I followed it thru to China. I took photos of both sides of the parcel and sent them to Paypal as proof. The wig cost me $53 to post. Paypal refunded the $45 for the postage. Plus I received my money in full this week from WIGSIS. GO FOR IT GIRLS, DON'T LET THEM WIN, Fight for your refund. Hopefully close this place, Please all write to PAYPAL and get this company removed. Cheers. The 1st wig is what I ordered... haha the rest is what I received. Stay away from them. If it was April fools day, I would have thought someone was playing a joke?

Sitejabber.com has accepted an unverified review from a person that had never used our services, has never paid *** and the only interaction was asking for a quote on an item he claimed to be former owner of. Just because he did not like the price, he created a groundless complaint with 1 star on Sitejabber. He created the same complaint on BBB and BBB investigated and found it groundless.On Sitejabber, I went on and used their link demanding proof of transaction. No proof of transaction has been submitted (and couldn't been since no transaction occured besides email exchange of asking and getting a quote and his displeasure with the price), yet Sitejabber still has this 1 star review on their site thus damaging and hurting our business. We have contacted Sitejabber about this, but apparently unless a paid account is purchased they will do nothing about it. Hurting other businesses is, it seems, good for their business.

This business seems to have untoward business practices to say the least. As someone who believes in the power of an online presence and authentic reviews of products, services, and businesses, I am concerned that Sitejabber defies those principles, causing undue harm to both consumers and businesses. When I publish negative reviews on the Sitejabber site, they get published. When I post positive ones, I can't seem to find them. It appears they weren't published. What is this organization's business model? It is really to inform people of positive and negative experiences with businesses? Or is there a more sinister objective at play? It seems the company publishes negative reviews, boosts the SEO of their site in search results, and then holds the company's reputation hostage in exchange for a fee. Not very credible! This is betting against businesses - a practice the Better Business Bureau should protect against. It's worse than shorting a stock in my opinion! Help make the entities responsible for managing and publishing reviews honest.

Hello everyone, I recently came across Sitejabber and thought I would share my opinion. While some may have had positive experiences with the site, I have to say that based on my research and personal experience, Sitejabber leaves much to be desired.

For starters, I have read numerous reviews and forum posts from users who are unhappy with the way the site operates. Many have reported leaving the site due to various issues, including biased treatment towards those who spend more money, as well as inadequate customer service.

It seems that in order to have any success on the site, one must be willing to spend thousands of dollars per week - which is simply not feasible for most people. This kind of favoritism towards high spenders is disappointing to say the least, especially when it comes to a site that is supposed to be fair and unbiased.

In addition to the high costs, there are numerous reports of technical issues and other glitches that have left users frustrated and angry. For example, many have complained about losing connectivity right after hitting a jackpot, or discovering that their coins have been removed without any explanation. Despite numerous complaints to customer service, many have not received the help they need.

Overall, I would caution anyone considering using Sitejabber to proceed with caution. While it may have some positive attributes, the negative aspects of the site seem to outweigh its benefits. Instead, I would suggest looking for other review sites or forums that are more trustworthy and reliable.

When it comes to researching a website or company before engaging, Sitejabber is definitely a handy tool that offers some useful insights. One of the most notable features of the site is the helpful button that appears whenever you visit any website, allowing you to quickly access reviews and feedback from others who have used the same site. While this can be incredibly useful, there is one major issue I have found with Sitejabber that can cause some confusion – the star-rating system.

Having read reviews from many users who rated a site poorly and yet still gave it a high star rating, it’s apparent that there is a disconnect between the numerical score and the written opinion. While this may not be the fault of the Sitejabber team, it’s something they should be aware of and perhaps consider fixing. After all, it’s important for the star rating to accurately represent the general customer sentiment, and it can be quite misleading if it’s not aligned.

On the other hand, the site does seem to be quite fair when it comes to allowing people to give reviews. However, there are still some reviews that don’t seem to add much to the conversation at all, and it might be worth the moderators looking into moderating these a bit more closely. All in all, there is definitely some room for improvement when it comes to how the reviews are managed, but the Sitejabber team still gets some credit for their efforts in facilitating honest and accurate feedback about various websites.

One other point to mention is that I was very disappointed to discover that the extension doesn't save my reviews to be shown on my profile or on the site itself. This seems like a missed opportunity for both users and Sitejabber itself. And to make matters worse, in one particularly frustrating case, I even had an entire review deleted after writing it about a competition site. This was definitely not a great experience, and I would hope that Sitejabber looks into improving this kind of functionality soon.

All in all, while there are certainly some areas for improvement, Sitejabber remains a solid choice for those looking to learn more about websites or companies before engaging with them. With a little bit more attention to detail, this site could be an even more valuable resource for consumers around the world.

When it comes to making a purchase online, checking reviews is an essential step in the process. That's why I turned to Sitejabber to get the scoop on a website called everbuying.net. After reading a handful of reviews, I decided to give the site a shot and placed an order for $50 worth of products. Unfortunately, my experience with the site was far from satisfactory.

Despite giving the everbuying.net a four-star rating, I received a product that was nothing like the description and only cost about ten dollars. That would've been disappointing enough, but it took six weeks to arrive, and the communication from the company left much to be desired. After feeling ripped off, I came back to Sitejabber to leave a negative review, only to find myself questioning the legitimacy of the site's high-rated reviews.

Upon closer inspection, it became clear that many of the five-star reviews were poorly translated from Chinese to English and likely created by fake accounts. As a consumer, it's frustrating to think that these shill accounts are allowed to exist and tarnish the reputation of a supposedly unbiased review site. I can't be the only one who has lost confidence in Sitejabber's ability to weed out false reviews.

If things don't change, it seems likely that I won't be returning to the site for reviews in the future. However, I will check back in a few months to see if Sitejabber has taken steps to ensure that fake reviews are not creeping onto their site. As someone who values honesty and transparency, I hope that they'll step up their game and become a trustworthy resource for all consumers.

Site Jabber is a website that provides users with ratings and reviews for a variety of businesses. While it may seem like a helpful resource, the experience is hampered by a major issue that has caused many users to become frustrated. That issue is the overuse of "READ MORE" buttons. Every time a user wants to read more about a company, they are forced to click on this button to access the full text. This may seem like a minor issue, but it quickly becomes a major annoyance when every single review requires the user to click on this button multiple times.

Many users have complained about this issue, and rightfully so. Not only does it waste time and disrupt the flow of reading reviews, but it also appears to use more bandwidth than necessary. It seems that the website loads all of the text first, only to collapse it and require the user to click on "READ MORE" to see the rest of the review. This is clearly not an efficient use of bandwidth, and it is frustrating for users to have to deal with this issue on a regular basis.

Unfortunately, this is not the only issue with Site Jabber. Many users have reported that their reviews are not being published, without any explanation or justification for this decision. It is unclear why some companies are able to keep reviews unpublished, but this seems to be a major problem for those who rely on Site Jabber to provide unbiased and honest reviews. This has led to a significant drop in ratings for Site Jabber, as users lose trust in the website's ability to provide accurate and reliable information.

Furthermore, Site Jabber makes it very difficult for users to write reviews in the first place. They demand proof of purchase, as well as "social" information, which many users find unnecessary and invasive. In addition, they have "review writing tips" that only add to the complexity of the review process, requiring users to click through multiple pages before they can even publish their review. All of these factors make it clear that Site Jabber is not user-friendly, and that the website needs to make major improvements if they want to regain the trust and respect of their users.

Sitejabber has been subject to criticism from many users who feel that the site is an unreliable source of reviews due to the site's lack of moderation. Negative reviews spamming the site is a common problem, many of which have been found to be fake. Unfortunately, with no moderation system in place, it can be difficult to differentiate between genuine reviews and fake reviews.

The problem with having multiple fake names is that these comments push negative reviews to the front, making it seem like the company is getting hammered with complaints. While positive reviews should outweigh negative ones, it's important to recognize that most people don't go out of their way to leave a positive review. However, if they have a complaint, they'll take to the internet to post it. So it's essential that review sites like Sitejabber put measures in place to ensure that both positive and negative reviews are genuine.

In an ideal world, Sitejabber should aim to create a system where users can leave only one review per company. This would help prevent spamming and fake reviews. Additionally, users could then edit or delete their reviews if they change their minds. Sitejabber should encourage more transparency, which would ultimately result in more reliable reviews. After all, the point of such a website is to help people find reputable businesses, not be a place to vent one's frustration.

Sitejabber used to be seen as a reliable platform to help consumers steer clear of bad businesses, but unfortunately, there seems to be a clear agenda in play. Sadly, the system is designed with a goal in mind, and that is to create an illusion which doesn't match the reality. Despite many people's beliefs that you should rank results by date to get an accurate representation of the data, Sitejabber does the opposite. Instead, they sort by a secret algorithm that makes it hard to judge the accuracy of the information being provided. In this way, they are consciously trying to bury comments that don't fit with certain businesses or individuals' requirements.

It is clear that a dishonest service like Sitejabber is necessary to try and combat companies such as Kijiji, which has a negative review ratio of 9 to 300. However, Sitejabber does more than cleaning up this issue. It appears that they are using bots to flag certain reviews and determine whether they fit their criteria for credibility. They believe that certain traits, such as a lack of photos or receipts, diminish a reviewer's ability to be seen as credible. This is concerning since it may be subject to bias or prejudice which can cause genuine reviews to be flagged and removed from the platform.

Sitejabber claims that the tools they utilise are an essential aspect of their service. However, it seems suspicious that all of these carefully curated features are not a coincidence but rather are designed to mislead consumers. It is essential to be aware of these tactics when interacting with the site so that you know exactly what you are dealing with. Overall, Sitejabber's approach is questionable and shady, and it is vital to be aware of their hidden agenda.

I recently had an unpleasant experience with an online business that my family and I had previously supported. After leaving a negative review, I was taken aback by the rude response from the business owner. Not only did she respond negatively, but she also had personal friends and customers from her website give positive reviews to drown out my negative feedback.

What shocked me the most was the reaction from SiteJabber, a platform that promises unbiased reviews. SiteJabber demanded that I provide an order number to validate my experience, or they would delete the review altogether. However, the issue with this demand was that it had been months since I had placed an order with the company. Moreover, I never received the item that I ordered, which had been backordered for weeks. The company canceled the order without notifying me, and this was precisely why I left the negative review.

Despite my explanation, SiteJabber was still intent on favoring the business by deleting my review. This action highlighted the platform's bias towards keeping the business owners happy, rather than truly representing the voices of the consumers.

It's concerning that a website like SiteJabber, whose purpose is to provide honest reviews to buyers, would pander to businesses looking to cover up negative feedback. As a consumer, I believe it is essential to have platforms that value transparency and fairness, especially in this day and age when people rely heavily on online reviews. It's safe to say that my confidence in SiteJabber has been shaken.

Hey there,

I wanted to share my experience with a website called Sitejabber. I came across it while looking for reviews on travel agencies and it turned out to be super helpful.

Recently, I decided to book a flight from London Heathrow to Sialkot Pakistan through Travel Up, a travel agency based in Reading, UK. The ticket was for Emirates Airlines, with a two-day transit in Dubai on my way back. I also booked a hotel in Dubai for my stopover. However, my experience with Travel Up was not as smooth as I hoped it would be.

After a week of booking my ticket, Travel Up started making changes to my itinerary without notifying me first. When I reached out to them over the phone, they told me to send an email instead. Unfortunately, I received no response to my email. I then contacted Emirates Airlines, hoping to get some clarity, but they told me that Travel Up was responsible for the changes. I kept trying to get in touch with Travel Up for days, but no one would answer the phone despite long wait times.

To make matters worse, when I finally got on the flight, I was told that I would be flying on Fly Dubai instead of Emirates Airlines, despite having booked an Emirates ticket. This caused a lot of confusion and added stress to my travel plans.

Overall, my experience with Travel Up was extremely frustrating, and I felt that their negligence had completely ruined my travel schedule. I have since submitted a compensation claim to the airline and am exploring legal action. Thank goodness for Sitejabber, which allowed me to read reviews and avoid future situations like this one.

If you're looking for clear and honest reviews on different products, services, or companies, I highly suggest checking out Sitejabber. It's a great way to make informed decisions and avoid costly and unnecessary headaches.

Since its inception in mid-2008, Sitejabber has been a pioneer in its area of review websites. The concept of allowing users to share their experiences with the websites they used was both innovative and beneficial. As a longtime user, I have seen the website evolve and improve considerably over time.

However, in my personal experience, the website still hasn't been able to find much information on the 20 or so sites I've searched for reviews on. Even some of the more popular websites like Microsoft.com have only a few reviews. Sadly, this may pose a problem for some users as they may not find enough reviews for the more common sites. Nevertheless, it's great to note that SiteJabber has made a fair amount of progress in this area over the last year or so.

Having said that, I often feel that Sitejabber may need to find more ways to attract more reviewers who can share their opinion and assessments of the websites they've used in the past. This could help improve the overall quality of the website and facilitate avoid any limitations.

Another possible issue with SiteJabber is that some users may post unwarranted negative reviews for rival companies or positive ones for their own. However, I'm not aware of this being a significant issue, as there isn't much that could be done about it anyway.

Despite these concerns, I've seen Sitejabber grow considerably and expand its database of reviews. Over the years, the admin team has been incredibly helpful and responsive to user queries, further epitomizing their commitment to customer service.

As per my experience, Sitejabber has great potential, and with time, will develop furthermore. Its concept is robust and unique and is sure to become more beneficial to its users as it continues to grow.

When it comes to online reviews, it's important to take them with a grain of salt, especially when it comes to sites like Sitejabber. While the site claims to provide an unbiased platform for consumers to rate and review businesses, there are a number of issues that make their reviews suspect.

One of the biggest problems is that there are many one-sided reviews that provide less than accurate descriptions of their experiences. Additionally, many haters on the site write reviews for businesses they have not even dealt with, but simply based on reading someone else's negative review. This hardly seems fair or balanced.

Furthermore, there are concerns that anyone can log in as anyone with a free email account and post lies on the site. This raises questions about the legitimacy of many of the reviews on Sitejabber, and whether or not they are truly an accurate representation of a business.

Despite these issues, there is still value to be found in the site. Many legitimate complaints and experiences are shared on Sitejabber, which can help consumers make informed decisions when it comes to which businesses they choose to support or avoid.

That said, there are ways in which Sitejabber could improve to better serve both businesses and consumers. One solution might be to allow business owners the chance to respond to negative reviews and show that they have addressed any concerns raised. This would provide a more complete picture for potential customers.

Additionally, Sitejabber could work to remove bogus complaints and reviews, as it's not fair for businesses to be harmed by someone simply looking to spread lies or misinformation.

In the end, Sitejabber can be a useful tool, but it's up to consumers to do their due diligence and take reviews with a grain of salt. And, it's up to the site itself to make improvements that provide more transparency and fairness for everyone involved.

Greetings,

As I was trying to share my story and experience about being scammed by Anastasiadate, a well-known website in the international dating industry or niche, I was astonished to find out that my review was not published on Sitejabber, a site that supposed to provide a platform for consumers to voice their opinions and feedback. Not only was my review not available, but I also checked with some friends who signed up to the site based on my recommendation, and they couldn't see my warning either.

It's a clear sign of collusion between Sitejabber and Anastasiadate, as they are not only hiding any negative sentiments but also doing it without any prior notification or explanation. I urge people to be careful when using Sitejabber as their review service provider, as it appears that they have chosen to censor some authentic and legitimate complaints in favor of their paid sponsors or promotional tours. I have spoken to the customer support twice regarding this matter, and they haven't addressed my concerns or offered any explanation.

As someone who has been taken advantage of, I can attest that Anastasiadate charged me thousands of dollars for a service that was essentially fake. The women I was communicating with weren't even genuine members, but they were paid to engage with me and others. It makes me feel that it's my responsibility to warn others about the dangers of this shady site and other similar ones. I strongly urge the Sitejabber team to reconsider their approach and practices and allow transparency in their platform.

In the meantime, I will post my review and thoughts about Sitejabber and Anastasiadate on multiple sites and forums to reach a broader audience and push for accountability.

Sincerely