I completely agree. It's sad to see that some companies resort to fake reviews just to boost their reputation. It's even worse when people are willing to write these fake reviews for just a few dollars. It's a dishonest practice that ultimately hurts both the company and the consumers.
As for the case of Duckdice, I haven't personally used their services, so I can't comment on the quality of their platform. However, I do believe that it's important to have solid evidence before accusing a company of unethical practices. Without proof, it's just hearsay. However, I have come across some negative feedback about their services, so if these allegations are true, it wouldn't come as a surprise.
I was aware about Duckdice existence but havent tested out their platform.Its not indeed surprising that fake feedbacks and comments are really that been posted off specially on these gambling review or rating sites.There's company that would be really be having that kind of intent on spamming out those positive reviews just to add up some boost or positivity towards a certain site which for us potential gamblers or readers which we should really be that keen on believing on what we do able to read.If you are really that serious or interested on playing on a certain site then having few deposits or small amountsAs for the case of Duckdice, I haven't personally used their services, so I can't comment on the quality of their platform. However, I do believe that it's important to have solid evidence before accusing a company of unethical practices. Without proof, it's just hearsay. However, I have come across some negative feedback about their services, so if these allegations are true, it wouldn't come as a surprise.
wont really be that a bad idea.Testing out their functionality if it do pass with your standards.We know that real experience and stuff would be the thing that makes you decide
whether you would be staying or find for another place.
