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What a review here has been through

No verification process is perfect. These are the specific checks in place, stated plainly so you can judge how much weight to give what you read.

  1. 01

    One person, one review, per provider

    Every submission carries a phone number. The database enforces a single review per phone number per provider, so a second attempt is rejected outright rather than quietly stacked on the average.

  2. 02

    Contact details are collected, never shown

    Email and phone are used for deduplication and authenticity checks only. They are locked at the database level: the public interface cannot read them, and neither can anyone querying the public data.

  3. 03

    Reviews publish immediately

    There is no pre-approval queue. Holding reviews back would let us shape what appears, so we do not. Anything reported is reviewed after the fact and can be marked flagged or removed.

  4. 04

    Flagged reviews stay visible and labeled

    When a review is disputed or fails an authenticity check, it is marked rather than silently deleted, so readers can see the dispute existed.

  5. 05

    The distribution is always published

    Averages are shown next to the full 1–5 spread. Clusters at both ends with nothing in the middle are visible to any reader instead of buried inside a single number.

  6. 06

    Consent is on the record

    Every reviewer confirms the experience is their own and that they received no payment, discount or other incentive for writing it.

If you believe a review is not genuine, report it from the review itself, or call (307) 734-0923.