Invades a Users' Privacy I wrote reviews of Etsy and Temu. In order for those reviews to get published on its website, Sitejabber wants access to my facebook account, friends list, date of birth and my Temu order number. If I don't give it to them, they won't publish the reviews. It's an invasion of privacy. No review site needs that much of a users personal info just to write reviews.

Apparently because I opened a new… Apparently because I opened a new account, my review for a company wasn't good enough? I'm not a bot. I just wanted to try the site out and start using it more often and it's bugged somehow and not loading the login screen. So here's my review of your review site. It's HORRIBLE AND FULL OF BUGS. Do better. Fire and hire people that can fix it. See trustpilot? They get 5 shiny stars. They know what they're doing.

SiteJabber.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!

They are faking reviews They are faking reviews. I tried giving my honest 2 star review to hostgator and they don't let me do that and show an error message "We were unable to process the review. Please try again or contact support @ sitejabber.com if you still have problems."

Got an e-mail from ‚Alice‘ Got an e-mail from ‚Alice‘, they wrote a fake 1 star review about my business and expect me to reply to it (I only use trustpilot for our reviews), shady tactic to get customer onto your website. Nice try at least