Eatwith reserves full discretion as whether or not to publish or remove reviews. Please consider the guidelines below to handle review-related complaints or litigations:
- All reviews must be based on personal experience: a review must not relate to a third party's experience and only the booking owners can post reviews.
- Review content must be appropriate and Eatwith reserves the right to unpublish comments in the following cases:
- The review is obviously false; Eatwith or the reviewed party can prove that the content is not referring to the experience provided or attended
- When the review includes abusive language, swearing, discriminatory remarks, threats of violence, and political or religious commentary
- When the review contains groundless and personal illations
- When the review was provided by mistake or contains errors
- When the review promotes competitors
- When the review promotes illegal activities
- If it includes sensitive information and contact details such as phone numbers, addresses, email addresses or website links
- The review is negative due to an error caused by Eatwith