Creating Google Accounts for Reviews

[jimjames]

Is there a list of requirements for reviews to stick or some kind of guidelines?

I recently made about 30+ reviews and they stuck for about 3 weeks before they were all removed.

Here's what I did-

-Multilogin on my desktop.
-I connected my PC to a verizon wireless hotspot with a dynamic IP.
-I opened a new instance of multilogin with a fresh local IP from verizon
-i performed some local searches "gas station near me [city name]"
-i then would search for google books or something and register an account off of one of google's more obscure products
-i would typically be able to register an account without entering a phone number
-if a phone number was requested I would verify the account with SMSPVA
-then i would search for the name of the business i was going to review
-i clicked the website and photos for the businesses
-then i would close the browser and wait a few hours
-i would come back and write a review


these profiles had no pics. i never logged back into these accounts.

is the problem not logging back in? were they too new? was the problem that they were all on a chrome/firefox browser through multilogin and there were too many desktop reviews?

i made some test reviews with the same accounts on other local businesses and those reviews are still there where the reviews for my target business were removed.

I also wrote these reviews for the target business in clusters of 5 or so a day in the span of a couple hours

Where did it go wrong?

 

[LordKrafty]

Might need clean cookies with ccleaner.com (cleaning each thing other then saved pswds & form data)
(if like google ads)

 

[Purush]

I connected my PC to a verizon wireless hotspot with a dynamic IP.
-I opened a new instance of multilogin with a fresh local IP from verizon

I have read here that if more reviews from same locality (same tower) that would lead the red flag. I am not sure how much its true, might be the reason here.

 

[MountainGuy]

Is there a list of requirements for reviews to stick or some kind of guidelines?

I recently made about 30+ reviews and they stuck for about 3 weeks before they were all removed.

Here's what I did-

-Multilogin on my desktop.
-I connected my PC to a verizon wireless hotspot with a dynamic IP.
-I opened a new instance of multilogin with a fresh local IP from verizon
-i performed some local searches "gas station near me [city name]"
-i then would search for google books or something and register an account off of one of google's more obscure products
-i would typically be able to register an account without entering a phone number
-if a phone number was requested I would verify the account with SMSPVA
-then i would search for the name of the business i was going to review
-i clicked the website and photos for the businesses
-then i would close the browser and wait a few hours
-i would come back and write a review


these profiles had no pics. i never logged back into these accounts.

is the problem not logging back in? were they too new? was the problem that they were all on a chrome/firefox browser through multilogin and there were too many desktop reviews?

i made some test reviews with the same accounts on other local businesses and those reviews are still there where the reviews for my target business were removed.

I also wrote these reviews for the target business in clusters of 5 or so a day in the span of a couple hours

Where did it go wrong?

If your text reviews stuck and these did not I'm guessing your problem was your did too many. Just do less at time and spread out how long it takes to get the 30

 

[jimjames]

Might need clean cookies with ccleaner.com (cleaning each thing other then saved pswds & form data)
(if like google ads)

Possibly but I wouldn't think so with multilogin, unless somehow multilogin is leaking

I have read here that if more reviews from same locality (same tower) that would lead the red flag. I am not sure how much its true, might be the reason here.

I was wondering this as well. the verizon IPs are all in the same range ex. 129.349.xxx.xxx.

i also don't know if google is somehow able to identify that these are all on the same router/hotspot. I would try some residential proxies so that the networks can be changed up but I'm worried about low quality proxies that a lot of other people are using being burned on google

 

[fb3003]

from my experience, only reviews from google accounts that have active gmail accounts stick! active gmail account = you send and receive emails

 

[Purush]

i also don't know if google is somehow able to identify that these are all on the same router/hotspot.

Yes, Become harder and harder. I tried from two different proxy location. Both of them got lost. I am not sure how both are get linked.

 

[cash4auto]

interesting post, how are you coming with this, I think too many reviews in one day from same tower