Using VPN for posting reviews

[wisedave]

Hello,

I have about 100 reviews on Trust Pilot that I want to move to Reviews.co.uk but they are a few years old. If I try to do that from just my computer, I'm afraid they will be seen as fake.

If I use a VPN and fake email addresses, will that work? I want to take those reviews and also put them on other review sites.....even Google's.

Any thoughts on how to do this?

Thanks!

 

[TheKillingJoke]

am i missing something here, how are you going to move your reviews?

 

[Cewgg]

am i missing something here, how are you going to move your reviews?

I think OP intends to copy paste them to other platform. OP, I think you will need to use at least a different IP addresses / user agents. I am not sure how that particular site 'anti fake reviews' algorithm works but in past all the reviews I posted on Trustpilot got reversed because of using public ant probably spammed vpn.

 

[Jhon92]

The success rate is 5% if you are going to use the same pc or browser for posting those reviews. You don't face problem while you try to post 1-3 review on each platform using VPN but when you try to go for a big number then definitely it's not gonna work.

 

[wisedave]

Would it matter if I used different browsers in 'incognito' mode?

 

[wisedave]

Still a bit confused as to the best way forward with this......

Any thoughts?

Cheers!

 

[Prehisto]

Actually I recently encountered problenms with trust pilot.
I saw my competitor ranking thru trustpilot NR1 and decided to use that platform.

BUT the FIRST review i posted got flagged and deleted.
I used ip which definetely is unique and device also was unique.

Now, I dont know how to get them reviwes stick.
I would also appreciate any ideas.

 

[Danielharper]

Hey - normally a lurker but i can help.

As well as looking at IP address Trustpilot's algo all looks at screen size, device type, essentially anything they can use to ID you.

You can Trustpilot pulling this info using TOR and some other tools. Then you're free to post reviews. However, I'd space it out still.

 

[Aaric]

Hey - normally a lurker but i can help.

As well as looking at IP address Trustpilot's algo all looks at screen size, device type, essentially anything they can use to ID you.

You can Trustpilot pulling this info using TOR and some other tools. Then you're free to post reviews. However, I'd space it out still.

That's some solid knowledge.

 

[Seo Licious]

yeah it will help but when you use your mobile internet with using VPN, am not work for large amount of review

 

[Danielharper]

Yeah this is why you should space them out - I've gotten away with posting 3 a day using different email addresses of course and also leave reviews on other companies to minimise your pattern. You could try more i suppose

In your TOR browser disable canvas fingerprinting and you should be good to go

 

[Krio]

Yeah this is why you should space them out - I've gotten away with posting 3 a day using different email addresses of course and also leave reviews on other companies to minimise your pattern. You could try more i suppose

In your TOR browser disable canvas fingerprinting and you should be good to go

Hello do you have any new method or tools to do this in 2020?

 

[RayChand]

Hello do you have any new method or tools to do this in 2020?

Use a VPN and that should do the trick, but use a paid one, free ips can be easily banned by these review sites