Reviews, Deals, Sales, Guides, & Ratings
We review products & services such as SaaS (software as a service), LTDs (lifetime deals), & other products/services. We provide honest reviews unlike TrustPilot, AppSumo, Pitchground, Capterra, etc. Importantly, these sites shield fraudulent vendors because they earn a commission, so they eliminate & block negative reviews in order to increase sales & commissions they receive. We never receive money, commissions, or kickbacks for any reviews or links to company websites.
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- Awesome
- Better
- Caveats
- Deceptive
- Fraud/Fake
A – Awesome Rating means that the product/service is an amazing deal & greatly exceeds expectations for the amount paid. This deal is probably the best deal this year or perhaps even this decade. A real steal & superior value.
B – Better Rating means better than expected. Based on our evaluations of hundreds of deals, our expectations tend to be low. All we expect is that the vendor provides what is promised. These “B” vendors come through & also provide a better value that expected.
C – Caveat Rating means that the product/service either barely provides what is promised or does so with caveats. In other words, the product/service is about what is expected or adequate. There are pros and cons which balance.
D – Deceptive Rating means that the product/service is not honest & did not deliver as promised. Vaporware (a product you can’t really tell is working) or a product that you can’t really use in the way that was the main selling point or reason you purchased the product would fall into this category.
F – Fraud/Fake Rating means that the product/service is completely fraudulent. These companies take active deliberate steps to shield their deception such as by aggressively lobbying review & deal sites to eliminate or retaliate against negative reviews (eg, EliteLearning.io had sites remove our negative reviews, canceled our lifetime service, & refused to provide a refund).
TRUSTPILOT
IS RATED:
FAKE / FRAUDULENT
After a full & thorough evaluation, Trustpilot has been verified as Fraudulent / FAKE.
For example, you can buy Trustpilot reviews on sites like this one & that one. There are several Trustpilot endorsed websites which let people know the best ways to buy reviews on Trustpilot such as this one, that one, & yet another one.
Furthermore, Trustpilot will allow vendors to flag your content (which just so happens to be a negative, but honest, perhaps too honest, review). So at best, all Trustpilot reviews cannot be trusted.
But more importantly, Trustpilot will eliminate & lock out your account, if you give too many honest negative reviews. in fact, the more honest & the more detailed & supported your review is, the more likely they will suspend your account. We know this from personal experience.
In fact, Trustpilot is so deceptive in this, they will actually claim that a business OTHER than the one which actually asked for your account to be suspended is the reason you are being suspended. This is to divert blame.
You can verify all these claims when you interact with Trustpilot such as through their content “integrity” team:
contentintegrity@trustpilot.com
See below some examples of sites which have verified the unethical & deceptive practices of Trustpilot.
TradingSchools.org
“TrustPilot is a FRAUD. They are enablers. They are a pay-to-play scheme that allows trading educators to “review stuffing” hundreds of false reviews in order to fool consumers. Trust Pilot does this to the detriment of the consumer at large.
Trust Pilot does not care about you. They could care less about your pain, frustration, or misery.”
BBC.com
“by charging businesses to send out review invitations and reminders, it might be helping them skew their scores…The underlying problem is, specialised sites like Trustpilot… are stuck in a conflict of interest: to generate audiences they need to host critical, credible voices; to keep clients they need positive reviews and ratings.”
SEOLondonTraining.org
“While Trustpilot’s business model remains dependent on the businesses who pay to use its service, it can never be a platform that consumers can wholly trust to be impartial. “
“I was not a happy customer. In fact, I was that annoyed, I decided to leave my first (and last) review on Trustpilot. I stuck to the facts and rated 2 out of 5.
Within a few days, the company challenged my review and deleted it. Trustpilot said that I needed proof that I was a customer. So, I forwarded them a copy of my receipt and expected it to be reinstated. But, they claimed that this wasn’t good enough and I would need to send something else. I gave up at this point. I can guarantee you, if I had left a good review, this would never have been challenged.
This shows that if a company wants to, it can have any negative comments deleted.”
Patreon, Indiegogo, Crowdfunding, Kickstarter & Startup (PICKS) Reviews
RPG, Accessories, & Game Evals (RAGE)
Software as a Service (SaaS), Startups, Tech, Online, & other Reviews (SSTOR)
EliteLearning.io / EdSanta
IS RATED:
FAKE / FRAUDULENT
Fraudster Rohan Krishna hides behind Ed Santa Inc which sneaks behind EliteLearning.io
