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We collect customer feedback from several independent review platforms and pair it with public business information, such as company age and registered address.
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A single rating can be thin or gamed, so a complaint or a compliment only counts as a pattern once it shows up across sources.
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We focus on what matters after checkout: delivery times, return terms, refund speed and how the store handles problems.
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Stores change, so we return to published profiles when policies or reviews shift. Every article shows when it was last updated.
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November 9, 2026Questions readers ask us
Where does your information come from?
From public sources: each store's own shipping, return and warranty pages, independent review platforms such as Trustpilot and the Better Business Bureau, and public business records. Every article lists the sources we checked.
Can a store pay for a better rating?
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Did you order from every store you review?
No. Our reviews are research-based: we study a store's published policies and the patterns in many customer reviews rather than relying on one personal order, and each article says what we checked.