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Why Yelp should Seriously Eat S*^&% and Die
- Thread starter Daniel J. Mondello
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- Feb 11, 2015
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Want a good laugh for today -- read this dealers replies to YELP reviews
https://www.yelp.com/biz/huntington-beach-chrysler-jeep-dodge-ram-huntington-beach
https://www.yelp.com/biz/huntington-beach-chrysler-jeep-dodge-ram-huntington-beach
- Feb 11, 2015
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"7/1/2017 Scott R.- not really. We have sold 87 cars so far today. If you bought elsewhere, you paid too much"
WATCH OUT FOLKS
WATCH OUT FOLKS
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holy crap, my dealer would fire my ass if posted just one of those LOL
I love how the new attitude of "HURR SNOWFLAKE I DO AS I PLEASE" has spilled into customer service.
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that's just out of control, I've shared that with a load of auto people and they are laughing and crying... SO WEIRD
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Daniel Mondello vents about Yelp's business practices and monopolistic control over business listings, with his primary grievance being that Apple's SIRI function pulls contact information from Yelp, forcing him to engage with the platform despite not wanting to. The thread discusses whether Yelp exploits businesses through aggressive monetization tactics and whether online review platforms are becoming unavoidable costs of doing business in automotive sales and service. The broader consensus suggests that while Yelp's practices may be problematic, dealers increasingly have no choice but to manage their presence there given the platform's massive traffic and integration into smartphone functions.
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