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- Start here if you’re owed money for services, dealing with a contract dispute, or reporting a financial loss.
- Force a response from the other party by creating a permanent, public search result.
- We use AI to organize and optimize your consumer story for clarity, legal safety, and reach.
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Share Your Consumer Experience
Submit reports on loan defaults, unpaid contracts, and disputes over payment for received goods or services.
- Contractor & Home Improvement Disputes(e.g., taking large deposits and disappearing, deliberately substandard work, unlicensed operation).
- Property Rental & Deposit Disputes(e.g., wrongful withholding of security deposits, illegal lockouts, renting unsafe or fraudulent properties).
- Used Car and Auto Repair Disputes(e.g., undisclosed flood damage, odometer fraud, bait-and-switch advertising, charging for repairs that weren't done).
- Investment Opportunity and Scheme Warnings(e.g. fake business opportunities, scams).
- Online Shopping and Internet Schemes(e.g., non-delivery after payment, selling counterfeit goods, phishing, fake refund schemes).
- Credit/Debt Collection Dispute Reports(e.g., illegal or abusive debt collection tactics, fraudulent debt relief services, credit repair scams).
- And many more...
If you’ve been victimized by intentional deception—including outright theft or imposter scams, read on. DisputeVoice helps you publicly warn the community about those who harmed you and open the door to a resolution.
Sharing your experience on this platform is the most effective way to inform the community—and help protect others. Help safeguard others by posting your detailed consumer report.
How to Publish Your Complaint On DisputeVoice
Step 1: Submit Your Story: Fill out our intake form with key details about your dispute—dates, events, and supporting documentation. Upload contracts, receipts, texts, emails, or screenshots. We verify your submission to ensure it meets our editorial and legal standards.
Step 2; We refine your narrative, removing risky language and formatting it for readability and search visibility. You get a clean, factual blog post supported by visual evidence and structured for SEO that exceeds Google’s EEAT. Think of it as how to legally publish a complaint online—the right way.
Step 3: We notify the other party and give them a chance to respond. If they do, we publish their statement side-by-side. If not, the truth stands uncontested. We publish your story with a clear title and distribute it online.
Pricing
Absolutely No Upfront Fees
Value of the Dispute
$1000 - $10,000
Only $19.95
Value of the Dispute
$10,001 -$25,000
Only $39.95
Value of the Dispute
Over $25,000
Only $89.95
What does public exposure look like?
These dispute stories rank well in Google search results. DisputeVoice provides the tools to amplify consumer reports.
- See a sample report structure: HERE.
- Read a heavily anonymized case study: HERE.
- Example Search Ranking: HERE.
The core premise is highly realistic because, for most companies and public figures, negative content ranking on the first page of Google Search Results is an immediate, existential threat to their business and reputation.
Here is a breakdown of why that scenario of "rushing to set things right" is the intended and likely consequence:
- Direct Financial Impact (The Bottom Line):
- Negative information on the first page can severely erode customer trust, leading to lost sales, canceled contracts, and difficulty attracting new business partners (Source 1.1, 1.2, 2.3).
- Reputation Crisis and Urgency:
- People rarely look beyond the first page of Google results (Source 1.3).
- A reputation crisis demands a swift, transparent response to prevent it from escalating (Source 1.4).
- If a company is exposed for wrongdoing, its crisis response team's primary goal is to mitigate the damage by demonstrating accountability and a commitment to resolving the issue (Source 1.1, 1.4).
- Reputation Management Strategy:
- A core strategy in reputation management is to suppress harmful content by publishing and promoting accurate, high-quality, positive content that ranks higher in search results (Source 1.3, 1.6).
- To make a negative blog post disappear from the first page, the company must act by creating better-optimized, more authoritative content—or, in cases of legitimate claims, addressing the core issue that caused the harm in the first place to generate positive counter-narratives.
- In short, the high-ranking blog post is designed to be a significant point of leverage, making the cost of not resolving the issue—the public exposure and ongoing reputational damage—greater than the cost of fixing the original wrong.
- Citations: Here are the specific sources that were used and referenced by the parenthetical citations (e.g., Source 1.1) above.
Citation Used Source Title (Source 1.1) Online Reputation Management Strategy: 12 Best Practices for 2025 (Source 1.2) Everything you need to know about online reputation management - Sprout Social (Source 1.3) Five Best Online Reputation Management Practices to Safeguard Your Brand | Red Banyan (Source 1.4) How to Manage an Online Reputation Crisis | Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLC - JDSupra (Source 1.5) Tips for Super Effective Online Reputation Management | Exposure Blog (Source 1.6) Online Reputation Management: A Guide for Business Owners - Podium (Source 2.3) 10 Ways Cybercrime Impacts Business - Investopedia
Why Use DisputeVoice.com?
Expose Wrongdoers. Encourage accountability. Protect others.
- Public Exposure & Transparency: Document your unresolved issue with a person or business. Our platform publishes a legally safe, searchable record of your complaint.
- Reputation Management: When others search for the offending party, your story is visible to the world, serving as a warning and protection. A "Resolved" status is a powerful incentive for the other party to fix the issue.
- Affordable Alternative: We are a direct, affordable alternative to expensive attorneys, slow courts, buried government complaint forms, or scam recovery sites.
- Publish Your Evidence: If you have a well-documented account and verifiable evidence, we help you create a permanent, public record.
DisputeVoice: Publish it. Protect others. Get results.
why I did it
The Power of Transparency: Why DisputeVoice Exists
Following a successful business career, I personally suffered a significant financial loss—in the high six figures—in what I believe was a deceptive investment scheme.
I quickly learned that traditional legal options were costly and slow. I realized the most effective tool I had was my voice and the power of the internet to inform others.
I decided to fight back and help prevent others from facing the same misfortune. Using my years of SEO and web publishing experience, I chose to be transparent and share my personal story online.
That act of sharing was transformative. Despite a successful career that should have made me savvy, I was fooled—and I'm still embarrassed by it all. Instead of retreating from the humiliation, I chose to fight back by building a solution for the public.
Sharing my story has been rewarding. Other victims have found me, ending their isolation. Knowing that I'm helping to prevent others from being victimized matters far more to me than my own pride. This is the core mission behind DisputeVoice.com.
Steven Chayer, Founder & Senior Editor of DisputeVoice.com
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What if I’ve been scammed but don’t know who to contact?
A: Many victims search “I got scammed—what now?” or “how to report a scammer online.” DisputeVoice offers a way to share your story, even if you don’t yet have legal options.
Do you guarantee results?
A: If you’re asking, “Will they settle and pay me back?”—no, we can’t guarantee that. We guarantee your story, backed by proof, will be published and visible online. After that, it’s up to them to respond. We’ll facilitate contact if they reach out but won’t join settlement talks—our role is publishing, not negotiation.
What kind of evidence do I need?
A: Solid proof—think contracts, receipts, emails, texts, credit card or bank statements, canceled checks, or court records—that shows your loss or their breach. The stronger your facts, the louder your story. Without evidence, we can’t help—truth needs a backbone.
Can I stay anonymous?
A: Yes—you can use your full name, initials, or “Victim A” (verified by us). We’ll confirm your identity and evidence privately, but what goes public is your choice. The facts matter, not your byline.
How long does it take to publish my story?
A: Once you submit your story and evidence, we verify it within minutes, and if it meets our publishing standards and you approve it by signing off on it, it gets published. If we think your story needs a little more work, we offer you the chance to improve it. How long that takes depends on you. Then we notify the people who have harmed you, giving them a fair 10-14 day response window. After that, your blog goes live. Delays only happen if the proof you submit is shaky or if your story submission is rejected.
What if they sue me after it’s published?
A: It is not likely that you will be sued. Most claims are not big enough to justify a legitimate suit, and we will never publish something that isn't true and defensible. Their lawyers will write nasty demand letters, but we aren't afraid of those, as they are typically bluff and bluster. We are safe because we stick to verifiable facts to keep you defensible—truth is ours and your shield. If they sue, that’s on them; we’ll post their legal moves verbatim for the world to see. You’re not alone, and we will support you however we can, including helping you with a GoFundMe or similar platform to fund your defense if required.
Who can I write about?
A: Anyone unaccountable—individuals or companies—who’ve wronged you financially, and for which you have evidence.
My incident happened a few years ago; can I still tell my story?
A: Yes, you can. One year ago, five or ten years ago. It is never too late to tell your story as long as you have their current contact information and verifiable proof. You can write it.
Does this cost me anything?
A: No big fees—just your time to gather proof and tell your story. We try to keep costs low so we can help more people. It’s about your voice, protecting the next person, and accountability.
What happens if they respond?
A: If they send a verified response and their proof before the deadline or after, we’ll publish it alongside your story—fair and unedited. After that, it’s between you and them. We step back, letting the truth stand.
Can I see other dispute stories?
A: Yes—as we get them. You can see my dispute story here, and as we get more, they too will be posted.
What are the common signs of an online scam?
• Common signs include unsolicited messages, requests for personal information, offers that seem too good to be true, pressure to act quickly, and requests for payment via untraceable methods.
How can I verify if a website is legitimate before making a purchase?
• Verify by checking the URL for HTTPS encryption, looking for contact information and customer reviews, searching for the company's reputation online, and using trusted sources like Better Business Bureau or Trustpilot.
What should I do if I've already given my personal information to a scammer?
• Immediately change your passwords, contact your bank or credit card company to monitor transactions, report the scam to local authorities or consumer protection agencies, and consider placing a fraud alert on your credit report.
How can I protect myself from future online scams?
• Protect yourself by using strong passwords with two-factor authentication, keeping software updated, being cautious of unsolicited communications, educating yourself about common scams, and regularly monitoring financial statements.
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Disclaimer: DisputeVoice.com is a platform for individuals to share their personal experiences and supporting evidence in the interest of public accountability. All statements are the sole responsibility of the authors. We do not independently verify claims and do not assert wrongdoing. Parties named in any story are welcome to respond or dispute published information. DisputeVoice is currently documenting public concerns about Eyad Abbas, Empower Consulting Grpoup, Blake Evertsen, Evertsen Equity, Dustin Boudreau, and other entities.
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