Trust with context.
Find out what profiles and comments let you know — and what your limits are.
Email confirmed, uncertified identity.
The validated account indication means that the author has confirmed access to the email. It does not prove civil identity, property, solvency or the existence of a lease.
Opinions attributed to its authors.
Each comment presents a classification, a date and the opinion of the author. Comments with email await confirmation before they become public. Comments without contacts appear as an unverified account.
Repetition protection.
The same email cannot publish two opinions on the same profile. There are network security limits and blocking of accounts and emails. These mechanisms reduce abuse, but do not guarantee the veracity of all opinions.
Report and ask for analysis.
If you identify inappropriate content, send the link and reasons on the reporting page. The team can remove comments and block accounts. Opinions are not Boa Porta's recommendations or guarantees.
Report contentA profile does not tell the whole story.
Read the experiences with context and confirm the relevant information directly with the person. The absence of references does not allow to draw conclusions about someone.