ResellerRatingsReviews of resellerratings.com

I love resellerratings! I use them every time I'm looking at doing business with a site or store I have not dealt with before. They help me to know what I can possible expect and allow me to make an informed decision as to if I want to shop at that particular store or not.

I will be using this site to check out potential trusted online buyer opinions.

I refer to these guys whenever I purchase from a previously unknown source. They've never let me down and have steered me away from a fair share of disasters that tried to entice me with their price. Big Thanks!

This was a great experience - I was able to rate and review a seller in one easy step. That makes it easy and fun.

Reseller Ratings is a scam and should be taken off Google asap. The way they make money, they leave a single bad review then they force your company to sign up for their service. If customers post good reviews, they are automatically removed. The price per year is $750 . What exactly are we paying for ? To unlock the good positive reviews we need to pay them money? Are you kidding me. I cannot believe Google uses this company to supply them with reviews. Google is starting to slip as well.

Undoubtably useful for all, you should try it sooner rather than later. Michael 💎💎💎

Updated for 2016: My previous review was reported for inflammatory statements. I will say that I shared an e-mail address with a 3rd party whom I intentionally did business with. That 3rd party shared my e-mail with ResellerRatings which was not my intention. I then received spam on that account from ResellerRatings. This is not an inflammatory statement, but rather a factual review of their service. I use unique e-mail addresses in all of my e-commerce transactions to specifically identify the source of this type of activity. I stand by my previous statements as accurately portraying the service. I can also assume that this review will not remain posted regardless of the verity of this information. I will likely follow up by reviewing TrustPoint as a 4th-party enabler of the same type of activity, as there seems to be no end to how many layers of this that a basic e-commerce transaction can support. If you're looking for a way to take your customers e-mail and pass it along to 3rd party marketing and pseudo-social media, this is exactly the place to do it. However if you're a consumer with an ever ballooning mailbox full of garbage, this is more of the same.

I know that, now-a-days, the best way to make your opinion known is to rate your experience online, positively or negatively. With any luck, the rating process will be painless, and reach the people who need to see it. I like painless. Well done.