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One Link for Everyone: How Renomex Handles Bad Reviews
Some review tools quietly steer unhappy customers away from Google. Renomex says it sends a one-star and a five-star rating down exactly the same road.
A common trick in the review industry is called gating: happy customers are pushed toward Google, unhappy ones are caught in a private form. Google's rules forbid it.
No gate, no filter
Renomex says every customer receives the same link. A one-star rating travels to the same destination as a five-star one, and nothing is held back, hidden or filtered on the way.
Why it matters to readers
Reviews only help people choose when the bad ones are allowed through too. A business that cannot bury criticism has to answer it — and a public reply often wins more trust than a perfect score.
See it for yourself
Notarised reviews can be looked up at renomex.app/verify, and the live map of businesses checking their ratings sits on renomex.app.
Disclosure: Renomex and Ethicoin belong to the same network as IFRIT LEAKS. This dossier is based on what the projects publish and what anyone can check on the chain.