Angie's list says companies can't pay for advertising on there report area. Not true our company spends around 24,000 a year to advertise in 3 different zip code area's around Washington, DC. When we stopped for renewal we where 1 of 10 on the first page then disappeared ...
I tried to use the services of a company on Angie's List, and had a bad experience even though they were listed as an A company. When I detailed my complaint, I got an email from the head of the company. I found out that he had gotten my personal email address directly from Angie's List, even ...
Recently when arbitrating with Angie's List and a horrendous contractor that they advertised on their site as a 'special', we learned that $1000 of the money went directly into Angie's List's coffers. In other words, the vendors advertised on Angie's List are giving kickbacks to Angie's List in ...
Angie's List is not at all what they advertise to be. They expect consumers to pay up to $165.00 to write a review about a business or service that can use their site for free to advertise their business. They claim that they are "legitimate" because they can verify the information a ...
We were contacted by an Angie's List rep with "good news" that our company received positive feedback which earned us an 'A' in their rankings-which, is good news. However, they said we would be listed at the bottom of multiple pages of clientele reviews and might never be seen. Here is ...
I agree with the other complaint about Angie's List. It is not necessarily reliable. As a member, I posted complaints about contractors I used and after a few months, those complaints would be gone. One of my contractors told me that he received a negative rating and complaint by an Angie's List ...