The Rumor
One of the most popular rumors about Redbubble, especially on Reddit, is that the reviews on its website are fake.
Why?
It all started when new artists uploaded their artwork on Redbubble’s site and automatically received reviews on their artwork.
The artists claimed they received reviews before they even made one sale. So, they must be fake, right?
I uploaded all my art work on [Redbubble’s] site. But then I noticed my items (havent sold anything yet) already had 81 reviews. Hmm.. – Kyle Henshaw, 5 years ago, “Redbubble online store is a scam!”, Reddit
The Facts: Are Redbubble Reviews Fake?
Reviews that you see on the Redbubble site are for the quality of the materials, quality of the print, size/fit, and usefulness of products. For example, reviews could be about the durability of Redbubble’s stickers, the fit of their classic t-shirts, or the usefulness of their phone cases.
The reviews you see on Redbubble’s site are not for any specific artwork/design or artist. They’re for different types of Redbubble products, in general.
To see what people have to say about a particular artwork or design, you can go to the artist comment section instead. However, keep in mind that not all comments are made by customers. They can be made by anybody who’s a Redbubble member.
Resources & Reviews About Redbubble
All customer reviews featured on this page were taken from Redbubble’s customer review section. To view more of these reviews, click on any item on Redbubble.com and then click on the “Read all reviews” button on the product page.
View helpful customer reviews of Redbubble + pros and cons. Also view star ratings and photos.
- Trustpilot (Redbubble Has 3.8 Stars in a 5 Star Rating: Great)
- SiteJabber (Redbubble Has 3.6 Stars in a 5 Star Rating: Great)
- Reviews.io (Redbubble Has 2.5 Stars in a 5 Star Rating: Average)
- ResellerRatings (Redbubble Has 3.4 Stars in a 5 Star Rating: Great)