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Tell the next owner what you found here
A link, a rating, three sentences. Reviews are written by owners, not by us — which is exactly why a stranger believes them.
Two minutes
A link, a rating, three sentences. Reviews are written by owners, not by us — which is exactly why a stranger believes them.
Three from the wall, unedited.
You need a Google account — Gmail, Android or YouTube all count.
It goes straight to the review box. On a phone it opens in Google Maps instead — same thing.
Pick your stars, then three or four sentences. Longer is not better.
Live within minutes. Edit or delete it any time from Maps, under Contribute.
Pick one or two of these and you are done.
Volkmar asked it about swapping his generator for a Balmar. Here is what he made of the answer:
Comprehensive, quite competent information — and a recommendation. Volkmar Simon, on BoatBuddy.ai
BoatBuddy.ai is our own AI assistant for sailors: a growing library of maritime documents and manuals on top of the strongest model available at any given time. Winterising, an unfamiliar warning light, what a survey remark really means, which spare to carry. It runs in a browser, so the phone in your pocket is enough.
Yes — Google only takes reviews from a signed-in account. Gmail, Android or YouTube all work.
Yes, along with your profile picture. Google does not allow anonymous reviews.
No. If you have used the site, the boat database or the Facebook group, you have something worth saying.
Any time. Google Maps → Contribute → Reviews.
Give it a few hours — Google sometimes holds new reviews back, and very short ones containing a link are occasionally filtered out. Still missing the next day? Try again from a computer.
Of course. [email protected]. A review is entirely voluntary and not the only way to reach us.
Open the link, say what the club has been to you, post it.