Blacklist

If you've ever had to book a hotel or airbnb before, purchase a product on amazon, or get a reservation at a restaurant, you know how much making a decision just sucks. How are we supposed to scroll through dozens of options all with supposedly great 4-5 star reviews and figure out which one is better? Which one doesn't have fake reviews? Which one fits more into what we personally enjoy and look for? It's impossible. You spend hours of time and hundreds or even thousands of dollars on something to end up feeling ripped off. The system is fundamentally broken. Blacklist fixes all of that: On the one hand, the review platform has an internal trusted due diligence team like Consumer Reports to ensure that we have verified and vetted reviews in a well-explained, logical, CONTEXTUAL, and provable format. This way, people have a 100% trust factor and, given their personal circumstances, can decide if the negatives involved are deal-breakers for them or not. On the other hand, a due diligence team cannot possibly review every single product, restaurant, hotel, or activity in the world. Therefore, the network of users submit their personal reviews and experiences (which are verified by Blacklist), and in turn, will earn a portion of the revenue generated from that review.