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21. 10. 2018
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The Customer Verified Certificate is now easier to obtain. Say thank you to GDPR.

Have you noticed that Heureka has relaxed the rules for obtaining Customer Verified Certificates? As the GDPR regulation made it more difficult to obtain a certificate, Heureka decided to take this friendly step based on a long-term analysis and the feedbacks it received from e-shops.

Thus, the number of reviews that were needed to obtain the certificate has been reduced. As for the other conditions, they remain the same.If you want to get a blue certificate verified by customers, then you need to have a rating of at least 90%, to get a gold certificate you need to be rated by customers with a score of 97%.

Leoš Nošek explains that the introduction of GDPR has made it more difficult for e-shops to obtain these certificates. “Many e-shops achieve high ratings, but due to the lower number of customer reviews they are unable to achieve the certificate.”

Either way, this is good news for us (and for you) :-).

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