We file documented policy disputes on nine platforms. Google is the primary service and the fastest. Each page below covers that platform's own content rules, the evidence that carries a case there, and how long it usually takes.
Last updated: September 10, 2026
Most of the damage sits in a handful of reviews and posts that break the platform's own rules. DeleteGoogleReviews.com finds those, documents the breach, and files removals across Google, Yelp, Trustpilot, BBB, Glassdoor, Avvo, Reddit, Airbnb and ComplaintsBoard. Truthful reviews are out of scope and stay up.
Every platform publishes its own content rules. A removal succeeds when the filing names the rule the review breaks and attaches the evidence a human reviewer needs.
The core service. Google publishes the policy categories a review has to breach before it comes down: fake engagement, conflict of interest, off-topic content, harassment and hate speech, mistaken identity, and restricted or illegal content. We choose the category, document it, and file. Most removals complete in 1 to 3 business days, and complex cases can take up to 7.
Also useful: our process case studies
Employer reviews from people who never worked at the company, reviews that name individuals, and coordinated posting after a layoff. Glassdoor runs its own community guidelines and its own review queue, so cases here move slower than Google.
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Yelp filters aggressively and rarely explains itself. Removal turns on documenting a specific content guideline breach: no first-hand experience, conflict of interest, or content that is not about the business.
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Attorney reviews from opposing parties, from people who were declined as clients, and from anyone with a conflict of interest. Avvo's guidelines require a genuine client relationship, which is often the fastest thing to disprove.
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Reddit has two routes: subreddit moderators and Reddit's own content policy team. Doxxing, harassment, and coordinated brigading are the grounds that carry. Cases here typically run 2 to 10 business days.
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Host-side removals for retaliatory reviews after a damage claim, reviews describing a different listing, and content that breaches Airbnb's content policy. Typically 2 to 8 business days.
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Complaints posted anonymously, often with no verifiable transaction behind them, and often outranking the business's own site. Removal runs through the platform's own channels and typically takes 2 to 8 business days.
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Trustpilot requires a genuine buying or service experience and prohibits reviews with a conflict of interest. Flagging works when the report names the guideline and shows why the experience did not happen.
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The BBB runs an internal process with its own evidence standard and a right of reply for the business. Cases typically take 3 to 10 business days.
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The limits are the same on all nine platforms.
An honest negative opinion is compliant content everywhere. If that is what you have, we say so at the evaluation and decline the case. What to do instead is covered on our process page.
Every filing goes through the platform's own reporting channel with documented evidence attached. Mass-flagging is what gets profiles penalised. See why us.
We never write reviews, never buy them, and never build funnels that filter unhappy customers out of the review request. The FTC rule on fake reviews exists for a reason.
The evaluation is free. We tell you which reviews have policy grounds on that platform and which do not.
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