When can you write a review?
- If you have actual experience with a provider. You must be a current or previous customer with the provider to leave a review.
- If your experience with a provider occurred within the last 12 months.
Then you cannot leave a review
- If you have received any type of incentive to do so. For example, the company might offer discounts, payments, loyalty points, gifts, or similar bonuses.
- If you invent an experience or write a review on someone else’s behalf. A person is only allowed to write about their own experience.
- If you have a close connection to, work for, or compete with the company you are writing about.
Things to consider when leaving a review
- Maintain a respectful tone. We do not accept reviews that contain harmful or discriminatory language. You must not lie, blackmail, threaten anyone, or engage in any illegal activities.
- You must not include any advertising, marketing, or links in your review.
- Do not include any sensitive or personal information about yourself or anyone else when writing the review. Examples of personal data include name, phone number, address, or any details that can be used to identify a specific individual.
You must create a user account to leave reviews
You must create a user account to post reviews on Everytel. It is a way for us to ensure that our service is not misused to leave false reviews about the providers.
A person shall have only one account and not use multiple accounts to post. The account must be linked to you personally – you must not impersonate anyone else. Your profile must not contain anything harmful, malicious, discriminatory, defamatory, or obscene.
If your profile contains any inappropriate content or if you create more than one account, we reserve the right to delete all of your accounts.
Your user account must be linked to a valid and permanent email address in case we need to contact you.
Everyone can report reviews
Everyone visiting Everytel can submit reviews – you don’t need to be logged into your account to do this. Reviews should only be reported if they are genuinely problematic.
When you report a review, we check to determine if it violates our guidelines. If we determine that it does, we take action.
You can report a review for the following reasons
- Unrelated content. The review does not concern the company or the product in question.
- Spam. The review is created by a bot, fake account, or contains advertising.
- Conflict of interest. The review is written by someone connected to the company or to a competing company.
- Harassment or bullying. The review contains attacks against a specific person or group of people.
- Personal data. The review contains personal data, such as address and phone number.
- Fabricated. The review is not based on the writer’s own experience with the company or product in question.
These guidelines may be changed by us at any time
The contents of this page serve as guidelines, and we have the final say on how they should be interpreted and applied. We may also update the guidelines at any time without notifying our users and visitors.
How we ensure that reviews on Everytel are genuine
- We have clear guidelines to prevent fake reviews. Everyone who leaves a review must adhere to the guidelines on this page. If we find reviews that violate these guidelines, we will take action.
- We provide the opportunity to report reviews. Anyone visiting our website can report reviews if they believe they are fake, contain inappropriate language, or violate our guidelines in any other way. If someone reports a review, we will assess it and decide whether the report is legitimate or not.
You must create an account linked to a verified email address before leaving a review. This ensures that the account is linked to a genuine email address and can prevent individuals from hastily writing a review in the heat of the moment.
