SitejabberReviews 718

Sitejabber, on my profile, my "view count" goes up, even when the review isn't publically visible

Also I've commented on other reviews. My comments are visible from my own account, but don't show when I log out?

Reddit calls it shadow-censoring... twitter, facebook and possibly others do it.

Your update button doesn't work. "updating" causes reviews to disappear (still visible from your own login, and the view count still mysteriously going up slowly, of course)

You still initially get a chirpy email response saying "thanks for reaching out". Then nothing

Highly suspicious...

(I mean, at least you don't have "trust" in the name, like some review sites)

Also your review edit field is tiny... encouraging minimal text in reviews?

Always check your submissions are visible when you log out of your account, whatever website you're on.

I've been here since 2014, writing the occasional review when things really "get to me".

Today, I had to make changes to my account here, and realized I had no way of changing my email address (Sitejabber, take note - you should allow this, people change their email sometimes as often as their internet provider or phone. :) ).

I submitted a request, and within less than 2 hours, I was contacted by their customer support team (Traci, thank you for the excellent service). A quick exchange, a verification with the new/old email, and voila - done.

Well done, Ladies and Gentlemen. That alone gets you 5 stars for customer service in a world where internet anonymity breeds laziness and complacency.

However, you also get 5 stars for maintaining transparency, and by holding companies accountable by providing this platform. In the past, my reviews of companies have been overshadowed by a flood of "false positives", and this too was addressed with vigour by the support staff.

This site recognizes that integrity and service is important. Thank you, Sitejabber, for the great years of service you have provided.

Sitejabber.com is a great website for writing reviews about various websites and businesses. Users can write reviews, check their profiles, and see how many upvotes and views your content received. I like this website more than yelp and the other alternatives, because of its unique feature set and user interface.

I have only used them a bit but i can see they contain a lot of useful information to source out bad sites.

I noticed most of the reviews were really low for a lot of sites because it's primarily the negative reviews or experiences that are posted up. After posting a positive review I noticed that they state that they do a lot to filter the posts on site. I would be curious how much actually gets filtered and the reason for it - as well as to actually see those filtered reviews, even with a warning.

Be cautious when trusting in just site reviews like Yelp and Jabber or Google, sometimes things are wrongly promoted or filtered due to automated systems, or paid promotions!

I'd really love it if they actually included photos that're uploaded with a review rather than just using it as 'proof of purchase' and never actually letting people see what we're talking about in a review.

I have posted my first review on this site and it seems like a great site, I had a good experience! Their spell checker could use some work but otherwise I had no issues!