THE PRESS DEMOCRAT -- Nov 17 -- Yelp lets people share their reviews
about businesses and has become a popular search tool to find shops and
services. Yelp has launched an aggressive telemarketing effort to get
more advertisers on its site. Condra
Easley, co-owner of Patisserie Angelica, said she was
told that for $300 a month she could rearrange the reviews about her
pastry shop so the bad ones would drop to the bottom. But businesses
cannot pay to rearrange reviews,
according to Yelp's Web site. Yet other owners have said they were told
the same thing by Yelp's telemarketers. FULL ARTICLE @ THE PRESS DEMOCRAT