RipOffReport.com

Every time I try to access rip off report I get a '1020' error and a message about 'attacks'. When I tried to communicate with them by sending an email to support@ripoffreport.com (without spaces) I got a bounce saying it was blocked. Funny, I've never posted anything there or done any 'attacks' - whatever that means.

Ripoff Report claims to be "for consumers and businesses", but it is not true. I am a private citizen and not a business owner. Ripoff Report has published eight pages (see the attachment) full of fake, uncorroborated, document-less, completely fabricated, defamatory, insulting, harassing "reviews" about me. Like I said, I don't sell anything or offer services. These "reviews" state I am a "sex offender", "scammer", "disturbed stalker", "criminal", "cheater", "Internet freak", "under investigation", "total fraud", "have sick hobbies", "use fake credentials", "attack Harvard University" and more. I am an honest man: I have never been charged or tried in my life. Actually, I have never been in court, not even for civil litigation. Why did this website decide to destroy my life with those horrible pages? I never contacted them because I don't want them to extort me money and because I don't even know them. RipoffReport.com is the pits: I wonder why they are still on the Internet.

…It is no accident that Google removed this fraudulent website from the vast majority of US and international search engine results. That being said, when Ripoff Report published an uncorroborated, anonymous, ultra-negative "review" about my store, my assistant made the mistake of contacting them by email. They said we could sign a contract and pay thousands of dollars to "repair our online reputation", which meant they would edit the webpage to make it a positive one. We were not interested in this mafia-style proposal, and did not respond.

RipOff Report is a terrible, terrible website. They should be shut down. I wrote a review that was about the wrong company, and it was extremely damaging to the organization that it was not intended for. I apologized to them and I contacted RipOff Report and asked them to remove the review and explained the situation and they refused. If RipOff Report are the one's publishing and "approving" the content, then they should be held accountable for the information they post, or at least allow the option for the author to redact the post if it was incorrect. Do yourself a favor and just stay away. The reviews are not validated in any way.

We use Rip Off Report as one of our methods of reporting scam artist buyers who attempt to steal products from us. They are great for catching people in the act when the con artist sees that their name has been splattered all over the internet. They will warn merchants about buyers who purposely file fraud credit card disputes to steal merchandise. The person will find out that what they have done is now public and the first thing they will try to do is slander the person that put it up, with no proof of anything. The thief will say something. The person reporting it will come up with evidence. The buyer either runs and hides or changes the subject or refuses to answer the concrete evidence against them and they just run and hide, like they think they can get away with it.

I wrote a report in this site to say the true about a scammer to avoid any other victims from Brian ** from NC. As long as you write the true this is a great way to avoid future victims. In my case I show proof of all the lies and scam from this couple. I wrote my name and add why he is a scammer. This is a way to show to the public to be careful with this individuals. WITH PROOF.

I had a customer order an item which we made according to her measurements. She received it and said it didn't fit. We offered an exchange and made her a new item to her new measurements before she even sent back 1st piece. She complained that the 2nd item did not have the protective armors which we told her to take from the 1st jacket. Basically she ordered 2 jackets, custom measurements, different sizes and never returned the 1st one. She obviously wanted to sell or give the 2nd jacket to someone.

I had a horrible experience with ripoffreport.com. For personal reasons, a criminal vindictive person, whom I personally never met, wanted to destroy my reputation in the hope that I would get physically harmed. She impersonated me, scandalized me, posted my private pictures and full address to many websites, and portrayed me as a ** and badmouthed other people in my own name (impersonated me and offended others) and many horrible things.

From my experience, I have used RipOffReport.com over the past two decades. They have given consumers a voice and a platform to make complaints about bad business transactions. From what I remember you complete a complaint form and what you would like for a resolution. RipOffReport contacts the business in question and presents the complaint. The business has the right to make a rebuttal, ignore the complaint, or work out a resolution with the consumer. I have always had good results with RipOffReport due to my not lying and keeping all documentation and emails relating to the transaction. I feel RipOffReport is a necessary entity which puts the morality of business practices in question and reveals businesses true intent as to how they deal with consumers. RipOffReport helps to maintain trust in the American market place.

I've filed complaints on RipoffReport.com over the years. The last one was probably a few years ago, so I can't speak to what happened after that. My complaints did appear. In contrast, I've filed five reviews at ConsumerAffairs.com, but after a year, only two have appeared. The three that haven't appeared here review Care.com, HanesBrands.com, and the oldest office supply company in my state. The reason given is that ConsumerAffairs has to collect more reviews before they post a listing for these companies.