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York State Department of Financial Services. Oh no, today's listener received a bad review on Etsy through no fault of their own.

Like it wasn't their fault, but somebody out there just was upset about something.

This happens sometimes. You get bad reviews and you're like, what did I do?

You know, if you go to use Yelp as a consumer, you go to restaurants, just think about this. Like you go and browse the reviews, you know, sometimes, you know, there are good reviews. Sometimes there are bad reviews. And sometimes you can just read a review that you're like, I know the person just had their own issues going on here. So I'm going to discount that, right? But we know, you know, when you're on

the other side of it as a small business owner and you receive a bad review through no fault of your own, it just feels really bad, right? You're like, oh, this is just so annoying. And it presents both a logistical, practical dilemma as well as a psychological one, you know, because as I said, That doesn't feel good.

So let's talk about, you know, what do you do?

Is there anything you can do to appeal on practical grounds? one, you know, because as I said, it doesn't feel good. So let's talk about, you know,

what do you do? Is there anything you can do to appeal on practical grounds? And then also that

psychological process of like, how do we just kind of move on? Because I don't want this to

impact my business and impact all the good things I do and the good people that I hear from.

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