MG
GBSiteJabber.com is nothing more than an extortion racket SiteJabber.com is nothing more than an extortion racket. We've had several clients tell us that they've posted 5 star reviews and Site Jabber is not publishing them. They have no problem publishing fake, unverified negative reviews immediately and offer no real option to do anything about it unless you pay them an unreasonable amount of money. They are basically just extorting websites into paying them between $200 and $900+ per month for nothing more than a grace period of 10 days and they publish the negative reviews anyway. Total racket!
Patrick Mercier
GRsitejabber is bad is a scam because⦠sitejabber is bad is a scam because they ask money from companies to react. if there is a review a company also needs to be able to react.
Thorfinn Tjums
DKReliable reviews Reliable reviews The reviews here seems very reliable and not fake reviews like on Trustpilot. Just try looking up the same company/site both om SiteJabber and Trustpilot and see the difference.Then it's clear who to trust. :-) Last star is missing because it's not possible to login using Google or LinkedIn accounts. Only Facebook is supported.
Zan Mayo Glodich
GBSitejabber Not Worth the Effort I wrote a review which was published. I wanted to make a minor grammatical correction to the review using the button link provided. Neither that button nor any of the other suggestions found through Google would take me to an edit window. Now I am so annoyed that I would like to delete my account and the only review that I have written and cannot do that either. It's difficult to have faith in any site that works so badly.
Christian
CHFor my business bad reviews are posted⦠For my business bad reviews are posted only; real positive reviews are not published. When trying to contact them, they dont reply. Later I get automated eMails that I shall open a paid account to manage publishing paid reviews. Arbitration proceedings in progress.