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Sure, please do repost it here, with the picture.
I don't know why contractors seem to think that parking laws do not apply to them. In this particular case they are essentially blocking a bunch of people's driveways.
I posted a negative review of a home improvement contractor because they were illegally parked. Review included a picture of the infraction, which I may find and repost here later. But Yelp removed my review
It sounds like the removal was per their stated policy. Just wondering, did you talk to the contractor about moving their vehicle, or did anyone who was blocked in talk to them?
That said, it's good that Yelp removes reviews from not-even-customers.
I did not speak with the contractor. In Baltimore City, if you complain about anyone breaking the law, YOU are the problem.
Besides that, the contractor doesn't give a fuck and the person whose house they are working on will take it personally and hate you. Yes, this is based on personal experience.
Why should I have to CONSTANTLY ask people not to do something illegal and quite rude?
Why should I have to CONSTANTLY ask people not to do something illegal and quite rude?
I posted a review about a Chinese buffet across the street from my home. I've eaten there numerous times over the past several years. Recently the ownership changed hands and the quality of food declined precipitously. I offered up an honest review and within 24 hours it had vanished from that restaurant's Yelp page. This is a restaurant that has been cited for health code violations 6 times in the past year by the local dept. of health, but according to Yelp only positive reviews are allowed. I'm done with this fraud of a review site.
We refused to pay protection (they call it "advertising") and the only reviews for our store that weren't hidden was the one bad review.
Yelp is full of bullshit! I started researching them as the company I work for frequently gets Yelp reviews. I found that many would appear, and then disappear. I found some odd things, 'good' reviews that were the most current would show up on the front page when they were initially posted, but then end up hidden in the end hidden section by the next day, with maybe a 3 year old 'bad' review listed as the most current. My research educated me about Yelp's advertising/protection scheme.
Here is the actual email that I received from Yelp: