Trustlink

Trustlink BBB, Better Business Bureau Fraudulent reviews, censorship to protect their members Internet

7th of Apr, 2011 by User268382

Background, Trustlink is owned or managed by the BBB. The BBB has in the past been criticized, and sued, for it's grading of "accredited" members, some that is done to the loss of reviewing consumers. See BBB Roundup. The BBB has now brought the art or practice of selling it's approval or promotion of accredited client services and products via Trustlink. I have repeatedly attempted to past factually negative, yet verifiable, negative reviews for a BBB accredited member, via their Trustlink sibling company. Each time I do such, I actually enter a great amount of information, many paragraphs of information that directs the viewer to government websites(absent URLs of course), to enable the reader to confirm the authenticity of my claims, for themselves. Each and every time I post, Trustlink censors my posting by removal. If I cannot validate a claim by directing viewers to a government website, for confirmation, and enjoy posting acceptance, what will Trustlink accept? Trustlink allows the company to post numerous 5 star reviews, for themselves, yet deletes my damning, 1 star review, all to the peril of the consumer. Anyone who shops or approves potential vendor products or services based on Trustlink reviews, is a fool.

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