You can look at the information on the report and determine if the system is just being a computer and a human could have made the match.

Most of all, be a human being.

I mean don't get me wrong, I'm elated every time I hear someone has won that battle, its a win for humanity.

It is much eaiser for them to tell you no and stick to some absurd rules when you are playing telephone tag or in an e-mail as opposed to when you go and talk to them face to face, with a good attitude and common sense on your side.At the very least it will let you put a face to the name and company and do the same for the bank which might make them more likely to be lenient in their lending with a KNOWN person and not just some guy on the phone wanting to borrow money.

He’s a really good human but besides that, motivated to make me money and save me money.

Your service should use human verifiers, or you can be scammed. 

The moderators are human and sometimes we are simply responding to reports about a post.

If by agreeemnt or contract the buyer is paying, they are entitled to the report.As a seller you need to comply with those disclosures required by law, as to the issues specific to those requirements, nothing more.Additional information becomes a marketing issue, you can certainly use such a report to justify your price.Most such reports are made with a human element and may reflect personal assessments or opinions, the style of writing or in stating deficiencies, if it has a negative tone I might not hand it over.

One of the members there might drive by and take photos, I've seen them do it before for people from afar.Last month GM's CEO donated $1 million to Habitat for Humanity to help fix up houses and perform other neighborhood stabilization activities in Morningside.

isnt this absurd?