Trying to Challenge Negative Reviews Two Years Later
I posted my original negative review of LFCarry.com in 2024. Now, in 2026, they are suddenly reviewing it and asking me to provide reference numbers and additional information from a transaction that happened TWO YEARS AGO. Seriously? Most people do not keep order numbers, reference numbers, emails, and documentation from a gaming service for years just in case the company decides to challenge their review someday. What makes this especially suspicious is the timing. Why wait two years to investigate a negative review? Requiring customers to produce old records years later creates a very convenient way to challenge negative reviews when people can no longer provide the information being requested. From my perspective, this looks far more like an attempt to clean up negative reviews and improve their online reputation than a legitimate effort to resolve a customer complaint. If LFCarry.com actually cared about what happened, they had plenty of opportunity to address my complaint when I originally posted it in 2024. My negative review was based on my actual experience with this company. Their decision to come back two years later and demand information I understandably no longer have does not change that experience. If anything, the way they are handling this now has made my opinion of LFCarry.com even worse. Potential customers should be able to see honest negative experiences, not just the reviews that survive years-later verification demands. I would not recommend LFCarry.com.