What's The Point?
By popciclecold
@popciclecold (35264)
United States
March 19, 2024 12:40pm CST
Last week, I decided to analyze some apps, that were very popular back in the day. Just say I read some reviews. These mostly were grocery apps. I read reviews long time ago and they were quite popular. Well, the other day, all of the reviews are negative, and there's a lot of complaints. I was just wondering why they start off good, with positive reviews and end up on the negative. Don't they care about their public anymore. When things were better, and we now have high inflation, they're not as useful or helpful as they once were. Just something I wondered about. Have you ever thought about it?
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@RebeccasFarm (86780)
• United States
19 Mar
I never know which reviews to believe to be quite honest.
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@popciclecold (35264)
• United States
19 Mar
Never thought of that. But they were good at first.
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@popciclecold (35264)
• United States
19 Mar
@RebeccasFarm That's probably what is happening.
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@RebeccasFarm (86780)
• United States
19 Mar
@popciclecold Yes over time I guess people can find out what is not good about a service and then post about it.
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@LadyDuck (458591)
• Switzerland
1 Apr
@popciclecold - They drain the cellphones power and many are scam.
@moffittjc (118506)
• Gainesville, Florida
28 Mar
I think I’m the beginn these apps come with a lot of hype and pizzazz, but then after people use them for a while they realize that they were over promised and under delivered.
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@popciclecold (35264)
• United States
1 Apr
Perhaps it's better. They'll bring you down for sure.
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@LindaOHio (156586)
• United States
20 Mar
I agree with Kayla. Or they just don't care about the consumer. Have a good day.
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@snowy22315 (170207)
• United States
19 Mar
Maybe just part of the whole trend of things not being as useful or lucrative online. In the case of the grocery apps..the companies don't want to give up the $$ most likely.
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@kaylachan (57914)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
19 Mar
It's marketing. Most reviews aren't really real. They are designed to hype up a product or service. After a while, real people actually do review, and tend to lean to the negative because the experience isn't worth the hype.
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