Agency rating website

[DimPrawn]

Anyone done an agency rating website that only show positive reviews and rates agencies positively? All negative comments removed.

In this way, we can all see the agencies that get on and play nicely with contractors and the ones that don't will not have a rating and there's no lawsuites from disgruntled agencies.

Sort of Michelin stars for agencies.

[Menelaus]

Good idea but be wary of libel actions.

[DimPrawn]

Hence only good ratings and reviews are shown. Any bad feedback is never shown.

You see any agencies there with 0/10 and no reviews. You know they are khunts.

[pzz76077]

kinda, sorta: <removed>

You can vote for yourself though...


PZZ

[pzz76077]

Interesting article though:-

http://www.freelancesupermarket.com/...Template=print


PZZ

[interested]

Anyone done an agency rating website that only show positive reviews and rates agencies positively? All negative comments removed.

In this way, we can all see the agencies that get on and play nicely with contractors and the ones that don't will not have a rating and there's no lawsuites from disgruntled agencies.

Sort of Michelin stars for agencies.

I seem to remember there was one posted on here several years ago. It also had the name of agents as well as the company they worked for. Can't remember the URL and I can't be arsed looking.

HTH

[expat]

Anyone done an agency rating website that only show positive reviews and rates agencies positively? All negative comments removed.

In this way, we can all see the agencies that get on and play nicely with contractors and the ones that don't will not have a rating and there's no lawsuites from disgruntled agencies.

Sort of Michelin stars for agencies.

And all agents will be honest enough to refrain from posting glowing reviews about themselves?

[DimPrawn]

And all agents will be honest enough to refrain from posting glowing reviews about themselves?

Exactly. It will be reverse logic. The higher the rating, the worse the agency.