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[SupItsJTTV]

We also have updated our website with the more than 300 scam accusations from across different platforms.

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https://www.trustpilot.com/review/noahdummett.com



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[logfiles]

Just wondering, why is this in the scam accusations board. Why didn't you just post it in the other threads that talks about Noah Dummett for better context?
You open so many thread about the same thing to some extent that people might have gotten bored with the whole thing.

I also don't get the point of your add the website on trustpilot. It's not like it's some service that will be taking money from other users.

[coin-investor]

OP has 67 posts and has been a member of this forum for over three years. Yet, he doesn’t know how to post or what to post in the scam section.
If you are being paid to promote a platform, then the service board is the right place to post it, along with a disclaimer stating that you are being compensated to promote it. You also need to provide complete information about the platform you are promoting.
A rating only on Trustpilot will only confuse readers.

[SupItsJTTV]

Just wondering, why is this in the scam accusations board. Why didn't you just post it in the other threads that talks about Noah Dummett for better context?
You open so many thread about the same thing to some extent that people might have gotten bored with the whole thing.

I also don't get the point of your add the website on trustpilot. It's not like it's some service that will be taking money from other users.

Is this an actual question or do I seriously have to explain the 300 scam reports logged?

More than $1,300,000 in total accounted for stolen funds.

[SupItsJTTV]

OP has 67 posts and has been a member of this forum for over three years. Yet, he doesn’t know how to post or what to post in the scam section.
If you are being paid to promote a platform, then the service board is the right place to post it, along with a disclaimer stating that you are being compensated to promote it. You also need to provide complete information about the platform you are promoting.
A rating only on Trustpilot will only confuse readers.

https://noahdummett.com/evidence/trustpilot
https://ca.trustpilot.com/review/shuffle.com

Suspicious Timing of Positive Reviews
- Massive surge of 5-star reviews in May-June 2025, coinciding with increased scam allegations

Evidence:
- May 19-30, 2025: 15+ five-star reviews in 11 days
- June 5-18, 2025: 8+ five-star reviews in 13 days
- All positive reviews have immediate Shuffle company responses
- Timing correlates with peak negative review period
- Generic and Repetitive Positive Content
- Positive reviews use similar language patterns and focus on identical talking points

Shuffle responds to ALL positive reviews with identical generic messages
Evidence:
- "Great platform" - repeated in multiple reviews
- "Instant withdrawals" - contradicts 100+ withdrawal complaints
- "Great community" and "lottery" mentioned repeatedly
- Extremely short, non-specific praise
- No detailed gameplay experiences in positive reviews
- Automated Company Response Pattern

Positive reviewers show patterns consistent with fake/incentivized accounts
Evidence:
- "Thanks for the great review!" - used 10+ times
- "Thank you so much!" - repeated response
- Responses posted in batches on same dates (June 9, June 19)
- No personalized responses to specific positive feedback
- Immediate responses to positive reviews vs delayed/no response to negatives
- Suspicious Account Characteristics

Positive reviews claim features that contradict extensive negative evidence
Evidence:
- Many accounts with only 1-3 total reviews
- Accounts from diverse countries (US, NO, NZ, BR, HU, GU)
- Some accounts created recently but reviewing immediately
- PAKWALLET: 7 reviews, all positive, mentions "$5 for positive review"
- Kgb: 29 reviews, multiple positive Shuffle reviews
- Direct Contradictions to Documented Issues

Evidence of attempts to remove or suppress negative reviews
Evidence:
- Claims of "instant withdrawals" vs 100+ withdrawal delay complaints
- Praise for "great support" vs documented unresponsive AI bots
- Claims of "transparency" vs anonymous leadership structure
- Positive RTP claims vs rigged game allegations
- No mention of KYC issues despite widespread complaints
- Systematic Negative Review Suppression

Negative review censorship
Evidence:
- LagToScam: "shuffle.com again falsly reported my reviews systematically"
- Mystical Myth: "why trust pilot removes reviews?"
- Claims of false reporting to make platform "appear more legit"
- Pattern of negative reviewers mentioning review removal attempts
- Trustpilot shows "Replied to 84% of negative reviews" but many show no replies

Platform Manipulation Conclusion
- Coordinated Campaign: Evidence shows systematic manipulation of Trustpilot reviews through timing, content patterns, and automated responses.
- Fake Positive Reviews: Surge of generic 5-star reviews in May-June 2025 using repetitive language and contradicting documented issues.
- Review Suppression: Multiple reports of attempts to remove negative reviews through false reporting to Trustpilot.
- Automated Responses: Company responses to positive reviews are clearly automated with identical generic messages posted in batches.
- Contradictory Claims: Positive reviews claim "instant withdrawals" and "great support" while 100+ negative reviews document the opposite.

[nutildah]

Suspicious Timing of Positive Reviews
- Massive surge of 5-star reviews in May-June 2025, coinciding with increased scam allegations

This is exactly why you can't rely on Trustpilot for anything. It can be totally gamed in either direction. You used it as a source when the reviews and overall rating tended to back up your claims. Now that they don't, you are claiming that "systematic manipulation" is taking place. Who's to say it wasn't taking place beforehand?