This felt like a godsend and overall it is, at least as a rough guide. Some sellers get a bad rating they don't deserve though. Ones I've used for years such as Naissance. Good prices etc. I've seen some complaints they can't appeal. One chap said he goes the extra mile - gave examples - for all his customers, who leave great reviews - but gets a terrible D rating.

Looked like a good idea but it messed up my Amazon searches. And wasn't really of big help elsewhere.

I consider amazon.nl, amazon.com.be, amazon.de etc to be "Amazon" websites with Amazon reviews. Yet I'm getting "this website is not supported" errors. The extension is pretty much useless to me and probably most non-USA customers. Sad.

It is really really bad. Trusted brands get an F Grade "High deception". Trusted Market leading Brands like Bosch. It doesn't tell you why it thinks its "high deception" it is basically just "Trust me bro".

And it also tells me that dropshipping junk on Amazon is "A" from Vendor A and "D" from Vendor B, what is itt now, it comes from the same droppshipping company.

Dont bother its absolute garbage.

SPYWARE with horrible, misleading results!

can you guys make it support aliexpress please.

have come to rely on Fakespot and have on several occasions changed vendors because of the Fakespot reviews. Also, helpful in spotting possible scam sites.

A random number generator would be more accurate than this extension

awesome its very UseFull

Recently it did stop working, the buttons and links don't lead to anywhere.
The reviews on products are usually outdated and one needs to click to reanalyze items, there should be some way of auto-updating the items that are being viewed on the shopping site itself.