SiteJabber

SiteJabber

Type of site:	Privately held
Created by:	Michael Lai, Jeremy Gin, Rodney Gin
Date of launch:	2008
Status:	Active

SiteJabber is a web review site to find trustworthy sites and to avoid scam sites.

Why Their Business Is Rotten

They remove many bad reviews on some sites and remove many good reviews on other sites, usually without warning, something that people complained about.
There are a massive amount of fake reviews and they never do anything about those reviews.
They even post some fake reviews on small business websites and demand money to remove most of the negative reviews.
So many reviews that are outright lying and are unreliable on this site and people even mark them as "helpful".
The community can sometimes be more toxic than TrustPilot at certain topics.
- However, the community can sometimes be better than TrustPilot at another topic.
The goal of rating sites that are scams or malicious seems to be drifted off and seems more of a generic company rating site, with the problem that companies don't like bad ratings because they directly affect their image.
At one point, they actually thought that the site example.com was a T-shirt site and no, this isn't a joke!
Apparently, they made a review on their own website saying that is good which is ironic since the website has fake reviews.

The ability to review sites is an awesome concept but executed poorly just like TheTopTens.
Its userbase is also not as bad as TheTopTens as well.