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ResellerRatings (resellerratings.com) has 505 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.7 out of 5.
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Marilyn Bradshaw S.
I tried to leave a review. I took the time to fill it out twice and both times it went to a blank screen. Don't trust this site for reviews of products as reviews are not updated.
Erin O.
Same as others experienced. Signed me up without my knowledge. Unable to cancel. Awful practice!!
Nathaniel F.
Aweful scam of a website. They post bad reviews about your site so that you have to pay to respond to them and then once you pay they won't cancel your service or answer the phone or respond to your emails.
kyle L.
I got hijacked by reseller ratings I ordered glasses from zenni, got an email asking for a review. It was not from zenni, it was from reseller ratings, they created an account with my email without asking. There is no way to remove it from their website that I could find. I found this in the small print at the bottom of the email,"By publishing your review, you will be creating a public profile on ResellerRatings, but your email address is never shown publicly and we do not spam our users." above it in huge print with 5 big stars it said "How was your experience with Zenni Optical?" as soon as you click on a star you're sent to their website and never asked to create an account, just get offered to change your user name. The text and graphics in the main email are so huge the fine print is off the bottom of the screen so it is hidden from view. That's how scammers operate, legitimate businesses don't need to trick you into signing up. It's just a way steal your data so they can sell it.
James A.
Reseller Ratings has a long history of problematic and unethical behavior. They allow unverified reviews and then force companies to pay to address or remove them. They also tried to hike prices without notice or warning on merchants several years ago. Currently, they show metadata to Google with the total aggregate number of reviews submitted about sites, but then, only count the most recent reviews in the aggregate rating calculation. This is deceptive. It is the latest move from a company that has shown a lack of ethics and integrity repeatedly.
Steve B.
Many people ask if ResellerRatings.com is an actual source of good information to choose a service or product provider. Resellerratings is a website that makes its money (millions) by asking retailers to pay for their service, giving the seller the ability to remove reviews. Because of this preliminary evidence, Resellerratings.com is being investigated for the alleged practice of creating fake reviews in order to put pressure on retailers to pay their service fees. Some people would call this blackmail.. Reviewers who just "want what they want" despite all best practices of the unfortunate retailers who serviced their public business are given a voice that makes them feel empowered. Very satisfied customers post on impartially rated review sites - like TrustPilot or the Better Business Bureau - not Resellerratings.com. In real terms, giving credence to Resellerratings.com causes unnecessary higher prices at the otherwise defenseless seller (who do you think really pays the fees?)
agnes B.
The company is nothing but a full of scam. they will write a tons of fake bad review and email your company and ask you to pay a motnhly fee to erase them.
Paula C.
Only show the bad reviews so you can pay for their services to remove it.