Good! something was done finally!
Now if she could please look at the dating of the positive reviews that were deleted. Look at the dating of their new license. Look at the dating of the old positive reviews(when it was a legitimate casino).
They're all written by the new workers! Amazing isn't it..
Like I said. This casino was legitimate once upon a time. Then traded it's license to scam people.
All the sites that betplays had at the bottom of their page, the links to casino evaluators, have all but 2 taken down their scores. They have all removed betplays right to use their review. Why? Because they know betplays is scamming people.
Askgamblers is just as asleep on the matter as you are. You can go and read those reviews and realize its the same person writing reviews on your site also.
I got in contact with most of those review writers. Told them the real story with images. Showed them countless trustpilot stories. Showed them I'm a serious gambler. They deleted their reviews fast. They all realized what they were promoting. A scam site.
So you just deleted 12 reviews? Good. VERY GOOD. But why stop there? Why not realize those reviews were written by the casino workers? Why not realize they're trying to scam more clients? Why not realize they're trying to use your platform to abuse people?
If all the positive reviews posted in the past few months were in fact deleted and you realized they're fake.. What does that mean for the casino rating? Still safe?
Still blows my mind its considered safe after you deleted 12 reviews from casino workers trying to lure in people to scam.
For a few months betplays was clinking champagne glasses celebrating trustpilots, casinogurus and askgamblers negligence.
Trustpilot woke up, you're half way to waking up with the deleted reviews.
Fake reviews deleted = maybe everyone who made a complaint was speaking the truth.
I know I wouldn't take this much time to try and HELP people.
keyword HELP.
not scam.
not mislead.
HELP. that's what I'm trying to do.
To be perfectly honest, I do not need your tips much. Instead, I need plenty of time to clear out feedback on every one of more than 4k casinos in our database. I agree with almost anything you wrote; on the other hand, if you really want to help others, not just keep explaining what and how we should do in our line of work, I suggest you sit down and get yourself familiar with the current state of AI impact world-wide.
This is just a beginig. It's going to be far worse.
You would help the community far better if you composed a post about how the AI apps and bots are used on a daily basis and for what purposes. Genuine feedback is going to be undetectable.
Surely anyone can register an account within just a minute and submit the review, being that AI or bot tool. So I imagine you can see the outstanding volume already.
How about thinking of this as a new course of forums and reviews since there are companies providing a full spectrum of paid services—bought reviews included? Also, AI-generated content needs to be tested in a working ecosystem, such as on our website. I consider that to be the problem of the last couple of months for us. Tons of user reviews have been composed by AI bots.
I actually do not have enough time to track all patterns and keep all the old ones as well as the new ones in accordance with your suggestions.
So, can you, instead of repeating the obvious for the admins, focus on explaining to players how the most usual honest review sounds? How to consider which user review should be considered based on the proportion of the great and not-so-good feedback? The possibilities of tracking AI-composed texts or AI-enhanced texts seeking a concrete goal?
That would, in my opinion, be cool because the problem is not just about casino workers writing down reviews; it's become a completely different scale.
