RapLeaf.com - Do You Have A Bad Reputation?

Are you hiring and looking to get all the information possible on this possible future employee? Or are you looking to buy a product online from a person you know little about? In any of these cases you can go to RapLeaf.com and see someones reputation by simply typing in their email address. Once you type in their email address you see how they are rated. People are rated based on three categories; commerce score, personal score and percent positive score. The commerce score concerns, buyers, sellers, and swappers. Positive ratings are added and the negatives are subtracted to give the overall score. There are sometimes comments left by others who have done business with them, such as "so-and-so is trust worthy and punctual". The personal score is a rating among friends. The percent positive is a score of the percentage of ratings that are positive. You can add friends email addresses and rate them, or add your own email address to create credibility. Find out about peoples reputations with RapLeaf.com

"Rapleaf's goal is to make it more profitable to be ethical. Rapleaf is the only email-based reputation lookup on the web. We encourage you to lookup people's Rapleaf reputation before transacting, hiring, or even interacting with them. We also encourage you to endorse your friends and leave feedback on buyers and sellers."

RapLeaf.com is easy to use and the badges( scores) are easy to read and understand. You can also see if the person is part of a social network, which can help you figure out more about the person. The site also tells you how creditable the domain name is, the harder a domain name is to obtain the more legitimate it is.

RapLeaf.com will become more useful once more people get involved and submit email addresses, because I went through a long email list of my friends and there wasn´t any information on their addresses available besides their domain reputation. Will people want to add their email address to this site, it gives others the possibility to give them a bad reputation?