Reviews
We do not publish reviews we wrote about ourselves. Here is how a review gets onto this site, and what happens when a result comes out defective.
There are no reviews yet
There is not a single review, rating or count of happy sellers on this site. That is not an oversight but a consequence of a rule: we publish only verified reviews from independent platforms, and we have not collected any yet.
A review of yourself on your own site is what the brief's structured-data rule is written against. Moving the same text out of the markup and into the page is the same untruth in a different place, and we do not write it.
When verified reviews exist they will be here: with the platform they came from, the date, and the product they are about.
How a review gets onto the site
Three conditions, and all three are checkable.
The review must have been left on an independent platform - one where it cannot be edited after publication. A screenshot from a chat is not a source.
The review must be tied to a specific piece of work: without a product and a date it cannot be verified.
We publish negative reviews alongside positive ones. A review that cannot be verified is not published at all.
When a result comes out defective
A result that fails the quality gate is not charged for: the hold is released and the operation does not count as performed. That is built into the accounting rather than settled by correspondence.
If the defect shows up later, the cabinet has a self-service refund. Once those are exhausted, support takes over - and that is the case the account's public code exists for.
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