Backed by the team behind primeavis.fr, operating in France since 2023
A former employee, let go after repeated incidents, posted a 1-star review accusing the company of unsafe practices — entirely unrelated to any actual job. It sat online for 11 months, visibly deterring quote requests.
A rival salon opened two blocks away and, within a week, three 1-star reviews appeared from accounts with no other activity — a textbook case of competitor sabotage.
A customer disputed a diagnostic fee and, after the shop stood by its invoice, posted a review that misrepresented the entire interaction, naming staff directly.
A review described a food-poisoning incident tied to a dish the restaurant has never served. Health inspection records confirmed the claim was fabricated.
Two reviews, posted months apart, described a room number and amenities that didn't match any unit on the property — the guest had reviewed the wrong hotel entirely.
A review contained personal accusations against a named practitioner with no connection to any actual appointment on file — a clear case of mistaken identity or malice.
Illustrative, anonymized examples representative of cases handled.