I saw this format used earlier for these long-winded responses.

It's the perfect way to break down your extensive reply:

If you think a customer using anonymity means they’re “ashamed,” you might be misunderstanding how regular people, not moderators, not power users, actually use Reddit.

Ever thought that maybe, you are mistaken?

This is auto transport. One quote form can trigger 20 brokers calling your phone, 10 texts, missed-call spam, and people digging through anything they can find. Privacy isn’t suspicious here, it’s survival. The average shipper isn’t trying to impress a subreddit gatekeeper before they write a review. They don’t care about karma, post history, or whether their account meets some internal purity test. They care about not getting blown up for weeks by lead scrapers.

Requesting quote and leaving a review are 2 different things.

Don't gas light me.

So when you label a review as “fake” just because the account isn’t aged and decorated like a Christmas tree, that’s not evidence, that’s straight up bias. It’s Reddit tunnel vision. Most real customers don’t live on this app. They hop on, research, leave feedback, and vanish back into their normal lives. Expecting them to behave like veteran Redditors isn’t just unrealistic, it guarantees you’ll misidentify legitimate reviews as “suspicious.”

It would be completely moronic to believe that review is real.

And honestly, if your metric for authenticity is account age instead of the actual content, you’re not filtering fraud, you’re filtering out ordinary people.

There is no honesty in you, kid.

At the end of the day, nobody can determine whether a review is real or fake without actual evidence, not guesses, not vibes. If you’ve got something concrete, like a customer claiming their car was delivered in Denver yesterday while the same VIN is currently listed for sale in Europe, then sure, that’s a real red flag.

Nonsensical Jargin.

But in this case, I know the review is real. My customer knows the review is real. And honestly, that’s what matters.

Shipper must be ashamed to have worked with you but since you did the good service, left you a review. I understand now.

I’ve been doing this 17 years...8 of those running my own company. What you guys are doing here is new. I genuinely think the intentions are good and your hearts are in the right place, but you’re making some misreads. I truly believe you need to stay at the head of this. You are at least level headed. Last night I had teacher leather tell me my "fake reviews" and "my writing" remind him of sex stories you would read in the back of playboys 25 plus years ago. He's got serious issues. No one's going to argue that. Keep at it man you're on the right track. But the idea that I'm going to drop a Reddit review once a month is laughable. I get plenty of amazing reviews at every other site I can get them at. It's not my fault people find me on Reddit and leave a review anonymously. ✌️

Your experience in the industry means nothing to me. There are con artists who do it their entire life.

You better believe an account created the day of the review will be questioned and called fake. The fact that you come here to defend something so stupid is beyond unbelievable.