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Reviews that clearly violate directory guidelines can come off within a few weeks but reviews that are on the fence in regards to violating guidelines may ...

Unfortunately, no, because it is ultimately up to support at the directory site and if they consider the review to violate their guidelines or not.

Then we will get alerted again and will open up a new dispute. Google and Facebook do not notify a reviewer if their review violates and is removed but Yel...

Each directory site has similar but slightly different steps to disputing inappropriate content. With Google the first step is to flag the review and then ...

Yes but it is a time consuming process. Sometimes Google updates you on disputes and sometimes they do not. It is a manual process most of the time and req...

Yes, every review site has terms and conditions that reviews have to abide by. Most often, consumers don’t read these terms and conditions before writing t...

Reviews that violate the terms and conditions of a review site have the highest likelihood of removal. These reviews can include: Spam or promotional mater...

We dispute and have removed reviews on over 100 different online review sites including the most popular review sites like Google, Facebook, Yelp, TripAdvis...

No, we only dispute and remove reviews from reputable sites. We do not work with Rip Off Report, Pissed Consumer or personal blogs.

You never know how many customers you’re losing to a negative review. Our recent survey found that 80% of consumers didn’t choose a business because of a n...