What makes a good Ripoff Report?
The report should be relating an honest, factual, and impartial story. Make your statement as objective as possible. Report both sides to the story. Saying, “Joe Schmoe’s company –ks” is neither informative, nor respectable. Reporting a false statement can get you sued. Use any details such as names, times, places, tape recorded evidence (where legal), pictures, and witnesses statements, that will reveal the facts and support your Report. These items could be submitted to us to be made a part of your actual report…
