Yelp for Business - Business reviews & recommendations

This website is great for looking into businesses. It's also a useful tool for your own business, as long as you're running it honestly.

The app I'm using doesn't feel like it's ready for everyone to use. It seems like it's still being worked on, not fully finished. I don't even want to talk about the problems with it because it seems like the people who made it didn't care enough to make it good. I hope the things you use every day are better quality than this app.

So, imagine this. You're all excited because a company is offering you a $300 credit. But, guess what? When you finally decide to cancel, they still charge you. And not just once, but TWICE! So, you reach out to their customer support, and the first thing they ask is, "Can you prove it?" - which, let's be real, is almost impossible. On top of that, they don't even give you the option to remove your card from their system. So, what do you do? You have to make a chargeback and go through the hassle of changing your debit card just to make sure this doesn't happen again. It's frustrating, right? This company has so much potential, but they're just too greedy. If only they were more open, like Amazon's app. Then, people would trust them more. It's a shame, really.

Something strange has been happening with the customer support here. At first, they were really good and impressed me, but now it's all gone downhill. Apparently, my support agent had some personal stuff going on, which is understandable, but ever since then, I haven't received any help. I reached out about a billing problem two weeks ago and still haven't gotten a response. I want to cancel my account, but there doesn't seem to be an option for that. I'd advise avoiding this app; it seems pretty sketchy.

Burritos and nachos come in a big size and are made fresh for each customer when they order. Seafood like catfish, red snapper, sole, prawns, and oysters are deep-fried with cornmeal batter. You can choose from French fries, potato salad, coleslaw, or green salad as a side.

I am quite pleased with the service I have received so far. It seems like I am getting more attention now. If this service can integrate better with other social media apps, it would greatly benefit me. However, I am overall very satisfied. It is definitely worth considering for any business.

So, at the start of October, I ran some ads. The thing is, these ads worked by saying you'd pay monthly to draw you in, but then they sneakily charged your account every time you hit a certain billing amount (about $300). They told me I'd get around $900 worth of ads, but what they didn't say was that this promotion simply let them charge an additional $900 on top of my monthly bill for the first few months – all in the name of "boosting traffic". Originally, these ads were meant to stop running in November. However, they kept on going until January without any notice. Then out of the blue, they started charging my card $650 every few weeks until I could scrape together enough money. And guess what? No chance of getting any refunds.

So I've got this business, right? And let me tell you, we do some really great work. But here's the thing, Yelp is trying to take down all the good reviews people leave for us! Can you believe that? It's not fair at all! We pay them money, we run ads, give top-notch service, and then they just snatch away our reviews like that. I tried calling their customer service hotline and talked to this guy named Jonathan, who kept hanging up on me not once, not twice, but four times! Can you imagine? And don't even get me started on their manager, Sherell, she was even worse. Let me tell you, it's frustrating when you're paying them every month, almost like a car payment, and they treat you like that. It's just not right.