Reputed
Exhaustive Evidentiary Protocol

How we prepare a Google policy report.

An evidence-backed process for fake, competitor, or policy-breaching reviews. Genuine customer complaints are not pursued. Google decides what comes down.

Exhaustive Legal & Policy Protocol

How we prepare a case Google can decide.

Google does not remove a review because you ask nicely. It removes a review when it decides the review breaks a published content policy. We prepare the evidence and the packet. A person lodges it in Google’s official screen. Google decides.

What sets us apart

Flagging fails. Evidence wins.

Most owners hit Google’s public Report button with no evidence and get an automated rejection. We only proceed when a current policy clause is identifiable, and we still do not control the outcome.

The standard owner flag

Clicking the public “Report Review” flag button

  • ✕Evaluated by an automated keyword bot in under 3 minutes looking only for profanity.
  • ✕Zero evidentiary documents, CRM logs, or statutory proof can be attached.
  • ✕Triggers an automated response: “We found no violation of our policies.”
  • ✕Leaves your business permanently saddled with a damaged Map Pack ranking.
The Reputed Protocol (High-Precision Evidence)

A packet lodged in Google’s official tool

  • The policy clause, the excerpt, and the evidence you can actually produce.
  • Your approval of that exact review and ground before anyone lodges.
  • One submission in Google’s official screen. No private escalation desk.
  • No-win, no-fee: if Google does not remove it, you pay $0.
Reputed senior policy and evidentiary review specialist examining Google review breach documents and platform bylaws in Sydney
Policy read, then an official Google submission
How a case is prepared

A prepared packet. A human click. Google decides.

We match the review to a current Google policy, list the evidence still missing, and draft the submission. Nobody here has a private desk inside Google. The lodge happens in Google’s own review-management screen, with your approval first.

Evidence you can prove — jobs, invoices, and records you already hold
A written policy match — or a clear decline if the review is genuine
Official Google screen — no back door, no automated mass report

The 5-Stage Evidentiary Removal Protocol

Click any stage to expand evidence details

“We dissect what Google’s bots can't see.”

Every review leaves a digital and operational footprint. We harvest canonical URLs, Google Place IDs, reviewer public activity distributions, geographic anomalies, and edit histories.

Legal & Policy Grounding:

Google Maps User Contributed Content Policy §1.1 (Fake Engagement) & ACL §18

Tactical Execution & Deliverables:

Cross-referencing your CRM, POS records, calendar bookings, and call logs to definitively prove zero commercial transaction occurred.
Auditing the reviewer profile across dozens of Australian business listings to identify patterns of coordinated competitor sabotage or paid review rings.
Isolating linguistic markers, timestamps, and geolocation discrepancies to establish bad-faith intent or third-party interference.
Standard Included: Deep database reconciliation, metadata extraction & profile telemetry audit.
No-win, no-fee

Send the review. We’ll tell you if it is worth pursuing.

Send the Google review link. You get a written strong, incomplete, or weak read. If we take the case and Google does not remove it, you pay nothing for the removal.

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