ResellerRatingsReviews of resellerratings.com

For some reason it was still big and I've ordered 5.5 but I could work with it

I am a satisfied and happy with the purchases I've made in this excellent shop, where I bought dresses, blouses and other for my wife, customer delivery times have been agreed and shipments free shipping, given the value of the purchase that has been very important. I have received some bonuses as a reward which I have validated immediately, this is one more reason to be more than satisfied.

I had ordered my glasses on May 7th never received proper notification I got a tracking number tracking number is invalid called numerous of times keep getting the runaround very unsatisfied all I keep getting told is please try your tracking number tomorrow that has been since Thursday of last week very poor customer service United States Postal Service continues to say this is not a valid tracking number please call company back to verify tracking because when it tracking number is printed it is in our system evidently my glasses were not shipped.

I thought the question ratings were very thorough; but review from Drew re: trustpilot as fair to the Seller - they only publish negative reviews til the Seller coughs up some arbitrary fees? How do buyers then know if the reviews are a true reflection. I never knew about trustpilot as a ratings source (I Google & mostly rely on Amazon, where I found my product, alas not Prime). I was happy to leave a review, but won't use trustpilot as a ratings sources for future seller referencing.

In my personal opinion and experience with ResellerRatings.com, this is the business model for the company: (#1) Encourage consumers to leave lots of reviews for online sellers. (#2) If the seller isn't already paying $500 to $2,500 per MONTH to be a "subscriber", almost never allow a positive review to be posted. Post ALL negative reviews until the company's rating is so dismal they're forced to subscribe to try to clean up their "poor" rating. (#3) If the seller IS paying $500 to $2,500 per MONTH to be a "subscriber", delete most of the negative reviews that have accumulated. Going forward, only post positive reviews. (#4) If a subscribing seller finally resists the blackmail and stops subscribing, delete the seller's accumulated positive reviews and only post negative reviews going forward. That's it. ResellerRatings sells online reputation "protection" for sellers, just like 1920's mafia. Pay up or else "something bad could happen to you, if ya know what I mean." Shame on you parent company Answers.com, for operating an extortion racket. Attention lawyers: all of this is my personal opinion based on several years of logging our customer reviews on ResellerRatings.com for my employer, and tracking which reviews are deleted and which reviews remain, compared to my employer's subscription status at the time. Personal opinions and truth are not libel.

I found 3 great websites on your page, great reviews

had been using this site to see stores for years even am worry taht one day dissapear for been sale it like others companys

Easy to review my purchases.