Truth Behind
Fake Reviews and Extortion

You’ve probably seen those websites and YouTube channels that call themselves “review” or “recovery” platforms, claiming they’re here to “protect” people from bad trading companies. Sounds noble, right? Well… the truth is very different.

We came across a site called PersonalReviews. On the surface, it looks like an ANGEL platform their whole mission (at least what they claim) is to protect the public from EVIL companies. We noticed that they only publish NEGATIVE reviews, thousands of them for all different industries and not ONE positive.

On their website we’ve found their contact information and we decided to email them.
Let us tell you exactly what we found.

The BLACKMAIL Exposed

We reached out by email, pretending to be from a company they had written about. We kept it simple and asked how we could remove the negative review they had posted.

Important to note that we are not representing the brand but we said we are so they will take us seriously.

They didn’t even hesitate. They asked us if we just wanted the review taken down, or if we also wanted a positive review put up instead. Then they sent us their PRICING.
(You will see in the screenshots all !)

And here’s the unbelievable part…
They actually asked us to pay $1,000 every single month just to keep a fake positive review online.

Stop paying? The negative review pops right back up — maybe in a day, maybe in a minute. And knowing how scammers work, they could just as easily demand even more money later.

And if you only want the negative review removed? That will cost you $5,000 upfront.

So, ask yourself . Who are the real scammers here?

Another Scam Revealed! YOU TUBE Extortion!

It doesn’t stop with websites. We also came across YouTube channels that accuse platforms like Saint Mary Capital and others of being “scams.” Every video we saw followed the exact same recycled script, narrated with an AI-generated voice.

If you think we’re exaggerating, here’s actual proof of how these so-called “review” operators work.

We sent a simple email asking how we could remove a negative review they had published.

They told us that removing the review or replacing it with a fake positive one would cost $3,000 USDT.

Another blackmail for a legitimate platform.

This is the exact kind of blackmail that companies like Saint Mary Capital face. These operators publish false, damaging reviews and then demand thousands of dollars to take them down or “CHANGE” them into positive ones.

PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK, what are the interests of the platform you read the negative reviews on.