Five markets, one remote team

The platforms are global and their policies do not change at a border. What does change is which platforms carry weight where you trade, and what time it is when you need an answer.

A business owner on a phone call at her desk, writing notes as she listens.
Markets
5 countries
Phone lines
US and UK
The audit
Free, in writing
  1. United States

    Policy-violating reviews on Google, Yelp, Angi and the BBB, and Healthgrades. A US phone line; billed once a removal is verified.
    CaliforniaTexasNew JerseyRead the detail
  2. United Kingdom

    Policy-violating reviews on Google, Trustpilot, Facebook, and TripAdvisor. A UK phone line; billed once a removal is verified.
    LondonManchesterBirminghamRead the detail
  3. Canada

    Policy-violating reviews on Google, HomeStars, RateMDs, and Yellow Pages and Facebook, in English or French. A +1 number that dials as a North American call; billed once a removal is verified.
    OntarioAlbertaBritish ColumbiaRead the detail
  4. Australia

    Policy-violating reviews on Google, ProductReview, hipages and Oneflare, and TripAdvisor. Reached by email or WhatsApp; billed once a removal is verified.
    New South WalesQueenslandVictoriaRead the detail
  5. United Arab Emirates

    Policy-violating reviews on Google, Tripadvisor, Talabat, and Facebook, in English or Arabic. Reached by WhatsApp or email; billed once a removal is verified.
    DubaiAbu DhabiSharjahRead the detail

Those region names are where clients trade, not addresses. There is no local desk in any of them, and the pages say so.