Fake Reviews, Removed Fast.
How To Tell You're Being Targeted.
On their own these signs prove nothing. Together, they usually mean fake reviews.
A sudden spike
Several one-star reviews land within hours or days, often after months of quiet.
Reviewers you can't find
Names that don't match any customer, booking or invoice in your records.
Empty or brand-new profiles
Accounts with no photo, no other reviews, or a history of reviewing random businesses.
Copy-paste wording
Different reviewers using the same phrases, complaints or spelling mistakes.
Wrong details
Reviews mentioning products, staff or services you don't offer.
Competitor fingerprints
Reviews that praise a rival, or arrive just as a competitor opens nearby.
The Pattern Is The Evidence.
One fake review looks like an opinion. Ten with the same fingerprints look like what they are. We put the pattern in front of the platform in the format its review team needs.
- Reviewer history and account age
- Timing and wording patterns
- Checks against your customer records
Avoid. Never used them but heard they rip people off. Go to the place down the road instead.
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No Removal. No Fee.
Lawyers, agencies and retainers all ask you to pay and hope. We carry the risk instead.
Pay only for results
Your fee is fixed upfront for each removal. If it doesn't come down, you get every cent back.
Honest assessments
If we don't think it can be removed, we say so before you spend anything.
Most cases in 0–14 days
A clear timeline from day one, and updates until it's gone.
We Remove Fake Reviews From.
Businesses That Got Their Reputation Back.
From sole traders to multi-location brands.
“I was sceptical but desperate. They removed four unfair reviews that were killing our bookings. Worth every cent.”
“So easy. I sent the links, they handled everything. Two reviews gone within the week.”
“Our reputation was in freefall after a disgruntled ex-employee went on a review spree. They turned it around within two weeks.”
Fake Review Questions.
Yes. Every major review platform bans fake reviews, and in Australia, fake or misleading reviews can also breach the Australian Consumer Law. That gives us strong grounds to have them removed.
We look at reviewer history, timing patterns, wording, and checks against your own customer records. Then we present the evidence in the format the platform's review team needs to see.
Yes. Coordinated attacks often make the case stronger, because the pattern itself is evidence. We'll quote for the whole batch.
No one can stop someone posting, but our reputation monitoring alerts you to new reviews as soon as they appear, so we can act before they do damage.