What changes when a review has to show its receipt first?

Right now, a business owner who gets a suspicious review usually has to start by arguing about whether the reviewer was ever a customer at all. That argument goes nowhere, and it leaves real customers reading a fight instead of an answer.

When a review must show its receipt before it publishes, that first argument disappears. The owner already knows the review came from a real transaction, so the reply can focus on the actual experience: what was bought, what went wrong, and what will be fixed.

For business owners: would that change how you respond to a bad review, and would it make you more willing to reply publicly?

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