sitejabber Reviews

1. Nomi

   over 2 years ago
   Sitejabber is very reliable

   I like sitejabber, it is one of my favorite review based websites along with notscam and PCmag.

   🏁 Competitors: Notscam.com, Trustpilot

Starloop Reviews

sitejabber mentions (9)

• English Elm is a SCAM/THIEVES

  But don't take my word for it, they have scathing reviews on sitejabber.com and trustpilot.com as well as an F rating (the worst a company can receive) with the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois. Source: about 1 year ago

• My opinion - Answer to the Q, "Why do I keep attracting only assholes?"

  Google "Match Ratings". After the ads, the first result is from Forbes.com, and the 2nd result is from sitejabber.com. Here is what Sitejabber says... Source: over 1 year ago

• What Are The Best Research Paper Writing Services in 2022?

  Based on the reviews from Quora, Reddit, reviews.io, Trustpilot, Superbwriter, and Sitejabber, here is a compiled list and some details on the best research paper writing sites on the internet in 2022:. Source: over 1 year ago

• Can You Trust My Essay Geeks? (Condensed Review)

  My Essay Geeks actually rates best on Sitejabber for online essay writing services. Trustpilot had far fewer reviews. You can check them out at sitejabber.com and trustpilot.com. Source: about 2 years ago

• Essaypedia Honest Review (Quick version review)

  Essaypedia has 162 reviews on Trustpilot and gets an average rating of 4 1/2 stars. But they have over 50 negative reviews and 7 less-than-perfect reviews. So, plenty of people are NOT happy with Essaypedia, despite the overall high rating. This is why it’s worth checking out the reviews for yourself on these sites: trustpilot.com and sitejabber.com. Source: over 2 years ago

Starloop mentions (4)

• I'm tired of Homestars contacting me, but I'm nervous they'll review bomb me if I tell them to get f'd.

  Hello, just for context I work at starloop.com, if they review bomb you thats illegal and you can take action against them, also depending on the platform you are getting reviews on might take some time but you can get those removed with some persistancy. Source: about 1 year ago

• Businesses without a website 🙋 How do you do it?

  Sure, it's at starloop.com , we've found it awesome to get Google reviews (and to get Facebook recommendations although that is less important to us). Source: almost 2 years ago

• How can I help a slow mattress store? It’s a family business

  We tried lots of different tools (Podium, Birdeye and bunch of others). They are all the same "Can you write us a review?" tools. The one we've had the most success with is Starloop.com with the tree planting per review. We get 3x more reviews with starloop which means we're getting reviews faster than competitors and our Cost Per Review works out 3x less. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Responding to google reviews

  We tried all kind of solutions to get reviews from DIY in-house stuff to BirdEye.com and Podium and finally settled on starloop.com. They plant a tree for every review which got us more reviews than anything else we tried. Their team had a special program called Reputation Control (not sure if it's still available) which we did. We're on track for to hit 2k real reviews by the end of the year. It won't last... Source: almost 2 years ago