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.

SEEMINGLY SHADY CONNECTION BETWEEN LENSA and SITEJABBER Numerous people on Sitejabber.com--allegedly a job search evaluation site--gave bad reviews on a supposed job search site called "LENSA". What immediately made me suspicious of both Sitejabbera and Lensa is that Lensa answered a lot of the complainants by writing that "Lensa reached out to the complainant on Sitejabber's Job Resolution site bit got no answer". What?! Why would the rater of a job search website have a "job resolution site? They would have no information qualifications or manpower to do this. Sounds as if Lensa owns Sitejabber or something else shady is going on. I'd run like hell from both!

Site is Alive Finally! With my below statement, Sitejabber promptly came up with the solution and I am so glad to change the decision. Thank you Sitejabber for your help. [Old Statement] Its a site where no one responds back and they write your company negative reviews so you can create an account on their site. No one replies back, review sites must validate the reviews before they post but this site is a real spammer.

sitejabber 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.

Reliable 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.