I posted a google review of a business, and now my real name is there instead of an anonymous review. How do I get my name off, or delete the whole review? There is an "edit" button, but it wont let m

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"an extra email"? You mean a Post?

If you weren't posting Anonymously, it would be easy, as I would be able to see all your posts. If I see Duplicate posts, I delete them anyway.

You can also do it if you click your name on upper right. Click on the post, and underneath, click Delete.

Well that is truly a sorry statement to hear.

No one every hears from 'Support' as the site is now owned by a capital investment company. If all your posts are 'Anonymous', no one will know who you are or where. If you did use your real name, wouldn't you want your legacy in written form to exist forever.

Yes, you can either change your email in settings to one that doesn't exist, or delete the Gmail account linked to it.

If you click Comment below with a link to one of your posts, I can delete any posts that have your name under them, or any answers you have made.

Let me know.

Maybe there are same email address. There is a time that if you use same name or account, it may not countable o accepted the gmail. So try any name or account

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If you find out, let me know. I find that lots of people have bad reviews. I don't believe google should allow reviews in the first place. Or at least allow an option to turn off reviewing of your business. Google owns youtube, yet youtube allows publishers the right to remove comments which I would consider the same thing.

Paypal offers some helpful tips:

1. Make it easy for customers to contact you. Every page should have your contact information including, at a minimum, your phone number.
2. Respond quickly to potential problems or customer concerns to keep them from growing.
3. If your business offers online memberships or subscriptions, make sure the process of cancelling is clearly spelled out. This is a common area where customers get upset.
4. Clearly explain your return policies.
5. Track what's being said about your business online. Set up Google Alerts on your business name and RSS feeds on your company name on Twitter using search.twitter.com
6. Decide who will respond to negative reviews and how they will be handled. Give whoever generates the responses the authority to make quick decisions.
7. Look for ways to turn negative feedback into positive reviews.
8. Instead of deleting or ignoring them, consider responding to negative comments. If ignored it can just fuel the anger and a disgruntled customer may go to many other sites. It's better to be the first to see and respond to the complaint rather than take that risk.
9. Ask happy customers for a post about their experience with your business. Blog posts with your company name in the title can show up high in search results
10. Make it easy for your customers to leave positive feedback online. It's not as motivating for a happy customer to take the time to do this as it is for someone who is angry. You could include links to review sites in emails to your customers and ask them to leave a review online. Just be aware that you cannot reward people for leaving a review.

Reference: https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=brc/ten_ways_to_save_your_online_reputation