As the Investorlift marketplace grows, so does the need to keep the buyer base trustworthy and accountable. Issues like daisy chaining, fake accounts, and non-performing buyers create friction in deals and damage the experience for serious sellers.

This guide walks you through the tools available on Investorlift to report bad actors, enforce buyer verification, and use reviews to build a higher-quality marketplace.
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You can report a buyer directly from multiple places on the platform. When submitting a report, you will be asked to choose a reason:

Use any of the following methods to submit a report:

Navigate to the Buyer Profile, select "Report Buyer" in the top right corner, and choose your reason.
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Find the buyer in question, click the three dots, and select "Report".
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Go to the offer in question, click the three dots, and choose "Report".
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Select the relevant inquiry, click the three dots, and opt to "Report".
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Locate the buyer linked to the Investorlift database, then select "Report".
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Every buyer on Investorlift is required to verify their phone number before they can engage on the platform. Each account must be linked to a unique, valid number.

This measure is designed to eliminate:

The result is a safer, more trustworthy community for every seller on the platform.
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Two-Way Reviews allow both buyers and sellers to rate and review each other after a transaction, creating accountability and helping you make better decisions about who you work with.

The review system includes:

By leveraging reviews, you can make more informed decisions before engaging - leading to a higher-quality buyer base and a more secure marketplace.
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If you notice red flags during the inquiry or offer stage, such as requests to reassign the contract or unusual communication, report the buyer as soon as possible, not only after the deal collapses.
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Even positive reviews matter. A strong track record helps Investorlift surface high-quality buyers more prominently and gives other sellers valuable context before engaging.
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Phone verification reduces fake accounts, but it does not catch every bad actor. Active reporting from the community is still the most effective tool for keeping the marketplace clean.
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