Dana Jones
GBPinterest supports known Scammers Pinterest knowingly and willingly allow scam artists on their platform. Complaints are received and responded to with a copy / paste answer. They know it and would rather make advertising revenue over protecting their subscriber base. They have dozens as we speak. Theyre not “looking into it” rather they are supporting it. I’m dedicating time and resources to expose their business practices.
Channa Portland
GBJUST DON'T They seriously need to tighten up their rules. Allowing obvious scams to run ads on their site is just not cool. I got burned by one myself. There was this fake company pretending to be legit. Luckily, I got my cash back and reported them. But guess what? I'm scrolling through the site later, and boom, there's another ad from those same scammers! Like, seriously, they're acting like nothing happened. So, my advice: don't click on anything linked to them.
James
CAHORRIBLE experience with them HORRIBLE experience with them! They treat their customers like crap and are unrealistic on what they "require" to be approved for new merchants. Waste of time... AVOID!
adam lacallie
TTSeeking answers … I have always enjoyed Pinterest very informative and educational, however my account have been blocked. Can I get some sort of direction as how to get my account back.
Customer
GBRan by boring people Used to use Pinterest back in 2010. Haven't used properly in years. For some reason last couple of months of 2024 I keep getting emails about pins being removed for violating terms. Album covers and such. Must be ran by some right straight laced boring folk now as none of them have been offensive in anyway, but conveniently the appeal link on the email never works. Chuff right off you boring people.