Snopes /snoʊps/, formerly known as the Urban Legends Reference Pages, claims to be one of the first online fact-checking websites.
Snopes.com (snopes.com) has 37 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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Mr Stephen M.
During the scamdemic my friend posted videos everything was factual. They said it was all nonsense. Terrible organisation. My friend even reached out to show them and was in contact with other journalists who behaved similarly. No integrity whatso ever snopes
Allen T. P.
Fact-Checking sucks! Let propaganda & misinformation run amuck, you can't stop it.
NordVPN C.
the people who work at snopes are about as idiotic as the people whom they work for. Do some digging instead of believing what these guys say.
Bolodont
Absolute horseshite. Defenders of propaganda.
Marchants A.
I've only looked at one snopes "fact" which was very misleading claiming that the queen was a mechanic. It is one of the most often repeated lies about the monarch. The reality is that she "played at being a mechanic and van driver" for the purposes of a newsreel film to serve as propaganda for the war effort.
Burned T.
This company can be proud in its part, in absolute zero honesty to anything shown in media and the news. It's a far left 'fact checker', one of the grim annoyances to appear in the Covid era as news outlets dishonesty reached new highs. Their method of honesty and fact finding is that of Communism; non existent.
Bixxy.
leftist biased "facts"
benjamin O.
They often rephrase, or change the details of a claim made by another, just so they can announce their false version 'FAKE'. They are heavily biased politically and ideologically and so not what they pretend to be. SNOPES = FAKE
