First of all, I don't think anyone will question that these good reviews are clearly written by people connected with Crossroads Moving. They are so blatantly over the top and ridiculous that they stand out as having been written by employees.
However, the key give-away that they are all written not only by Crossroads employees, but probably even by the same person, is that in all of the good reviews, the people doing the reviewing never just have a SINGLE move - they always are people who have moved MULTIPLE times in the last VERY FEW years. Who does that?
And, if there is someone who does happen to have to move several times in a short amount of time, it doesn't happen THAT often to the SAME small company in the SAME small town to people who are active enough on the computer to go and leave feedback.
Think about it. How many people come and leave feedback for ANY SERVICE on the Internet? A TINY percentage.
Of that tiny percentage, what percentage of THOSE reviewers come to the Internet only to leave POSITIVE reviews? Now the number is really tiny, because people almost always only come to leave feedback if they've had a bad experience.
Now, of THAT infinitesimal percentage of people, what are the chances that multiple people are going to come to the tiny website of a tiny company in a small town to leave positive feedback who all come from the same unlikely experiences where they have had to move multiple times in the last few years.
See what I mean?
All of those reviews were written, more than likely, not only by a Crossroads employee, but by a single individual.
I came to this page looking for a moving company. I am moving Sept. 10. All of you who have left reviews here, I want you to know your reviews were not left in vain.
Because of your reviews and your taking the time to share your experiences, I am NOT using this company, which I was going to use until I read these reviews.
Well, that and the fact that I checked their Better Business Bureau grade, which as of today, August 29, 2011, is an F.
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