Robert
Irvine,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, December 31, 2011
I too actually took a look at your review. Quite frankly I wouldn't actually be too worried about seeing a single bad review on a single site.
But as a possible customer I would be more concerned about your response to that review that you posted on Yelp on 12/24.
As for the filtered results.
I would also wonder why if you have been in business as long as you said why do all of your positive reviews come within a couple of days of each other.
I would also wonder why a person who in their Yelp profile states that "Yelp is neither honest nor fair" would even bother to post a review of any company?
I would also wonder why a person from NY would be using your services when you are in Chicago?
Monica
Vancouver,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, December 30, 2011
that you refer to on Yelp, it would seem (if true), that you are destroying your own business.
OOPS!.now I went and made your ROR go to the top again...:]
Flynrider
Phoenix,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, December 29, 2011
"A disgruntled customer gave us a libelous review in April 2011. In the summer of 2011, Yelp put the review at the TOP of all the search engines online "
Are you aware that by posting here, your complaint about Yelp will be put at the top of all search engines? See how that works?
" Their practices are in violation of The US Constitution: First Amendment Free Speech and Yelp is violating my civil rights. "
Wow. I can tell by the sentence above that you have neither read the U.S. Constitution, nor the First Amendment. This does not lend credibility to your case.
" I have repeatedly called/written to them to remove any and all of my ads/my companies from their Data Base. I want no part of them or their site. Surely that is my civil right. "
And it only gets better! Please enlighten us as to the source of this particular "civil right". Do you make this stuff up as you go along?
"My Desired Resolution: Withdraw the libelous review. Remove any and all of my ads/my companies from their Data Base. Allow any company nationwide to withdraw their advertising from Yelp. "
What I find particularly comical (and ironic) is that you have posted this complaint on Ripoff Report, where reviews post high on Google searches and CANNOT be removed? Yet, you appear to think such a thing is wrong and unconstitutional. That's classic!
Seriously, you have legal remedies for libelous statements about you on the Internet. They do not involve Attorneys General, the ACLU, or the FTC. Your belief that your "case" is being handled by any of these organizations will prove disappointing.