ResellerRatingsReviews of resellerratings.com

I did a test and reviewed one page with a good review and another with a bad review, both of companies I had dealt with recently that deserved the review (like everyone else, I only register on these sites to complain, but saw an opportunity to do a test). Two weeks later, the bad review is up and the good has been deleted completely, with no explanation. This is obvious evidence that the site is removing good reviews so that businesses have to pay them for a good rating.

I had participate review in your forum two times. each time was promise with a little gift. I have never received either one. I don't care about those cheap gift, I just find out your sincerity.

How can you accept such sellers they say that sell one thing and they give bad keys

You guys misrepresent yourselves. Now I have to spend hours on the phone trying to straighten things out when you promised to have someone contact me. You are liars & cheats

What most people don't realize is that ResellerRatings charges merchants hundreds to thousands of dollars per month if they want to respond or know anything about individual complaints. So what happens is if you pay, then you can respond to customers and get negative reviews removed. If you don't pay, then a site's average review is going to be much lower because the negative reviews will be anonymous and you can't help the customer or get it removed. Do a test yourself. Pick a few merchants randomly in the same category and sort them by average review. Then look at which merchants have paid (They will tell you which ones are paid) and you will notice that in almost every case the ones with the highest average are the paid ones. Now, you could make a case that the higher rated ones care more and that's why they pay and are better, but for a small business $600 a month to handle 2 or 3 reviews a month is a huge cost, so it may not be because they don't care, they might not be able to afford it. Ask yourself if it makes sense that a random selection of companies would have higher ratings based solely on whether they pay resellerratings.com and then ask yourself if you want to continue to trust their ratings.

stores may pay to join the ResellerRatings Merchant Member program regardless of the merchants' rating.[3] Merchant Members can, among other things, receive notifications and detailed information about new reviews, view order numbers attached to reviews, contact reviewers/customers to resolve issues, use the ResellerRatings Checkout Exit Survey to generate reviews from customers one week post-sale, flag reviews for non-customers whereby a ResellerRatings account manager contacts the reviewer to obtain proof of their order and removes the review if no proof is obtained. They get paid to dictate what is displayed.

HAS FAKE RATES SCAM, I POSTED A REVIEW TO A COMPANY, CONFIRMED VIA EMAIL AND THEY NEVER POSTED MY REVIEW.

These guys claim they are unbiased and then remove your positive reviews if you dont pay them. If you cancel your account then all of your positive reviews will disappear also. Watch out and help fight these internet mobsters!