TRUSTPILOT REVIEWS

[DannyShaw88]

Hello, does anyone have any experience with trustpilot reviews?

I have about 33% success with leaving reviews for my website so is anyone aware of the algorithm to flag fake reviews? obviously ip but i am doing them from a different iP each time but from only 12 subnets, is that the issue?

 

[Deleted member 110025]

topic started right on time. I am considering starting using trustpilot as well > you can definatelly see that sites with TP reviews get higher rankings and it seems are actually sorted by the number of these reviews..

but there are so many TP fake reviews and this keeps me away from the service.

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For TP users > what are your plans and did you start with a free plan? tx

 

[DannyShaw88]

topic started right on time. I am considering starting using trustpilot as well > you can definatelly see that sites with TP reviews get higher rankings and it seems are actually sorted by the number of these reviews..

but there are so many TP fake reviews and this keeps me away from the service.

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For TP users > what are your plans and did you start with a free plan? tx

i am afraid you can't avoid it, once person gives you feed back your then LIVE and you are indexed no matter what. in fact you have no choice and apparently its legal for them to do this. You will get competitors leaving fake reviews too so therefore you have to combat them, it sucks i don't like trustpilot

 

[JimHalpert]

Also wondering how this works. I recall one of the forumers on BHW called Festinger got hit by fake reviews and had to come to BHW asking for help to report the fake reviews.

I guess the only way is to buy reviews?

Would you both have good sources to recommend?

 

[Aaric]

They recently (a day ago) updated their software where identity switching is affected. Are you affected by this or is it an old score? It is not just IP address.

 

[Barium]

use different of your friend's mobile's + their residential ips.

 

[osake]

Not sure if I mis-understood your initial post:

1) If you use Trustpilot be ready to tell their sales people to stop calling you non-stop to get you to upgrade from their free plan.

If you're worried about fake reviews, Trustpilot has implemented a system on the back-end to dispute reviews (not sure if this is recent?), which gives the [fake] reviewer X amount of time to respond to Trustpilot. If no response is made withing X amount of time that review is removed.

2) If you're trying to leave fake reviews on your own business profile you could certainly try. Just don't get caught I suppose..

 

[yngmind]

Use anti detect browser (multilogin, linken sphere, indigo) + unique proxy for each review, easy peasy


and yes you can report fake reviews, click find the reviewer and if he won't respond with proofs you will be able to take the review down in 3 days, click report and choose the reason, I choose that he hadn't any experience with my business

 

[NebulaBoo]

Here, use this code to grab a month of Atlas VPN subscription: BHWRWU9MV

Redeem the code via Android, then you can use 20+ locations to write the fake reviews.

It'd be a good idea to switch up the devices and browsers which you are using to write the reviews, as they do register a few extra variables rather than just the IP address.

 

[JoshB20]

Here, use this code to grab a month of Atlas VPN subscription: BHWRWU9MV

Redeem the code via Android, then you can use 20+ locations to write the fake reviews.

It'd be a good idea to switch up the devices and browsers which you are using to write the reviews, as they do register a few extra variables rather than just the IP address.

could anyone recommend any TP review service providers?

 

[Aaric]

could anyone recommend any TP review service providers?

There may be many, You just need to post your own request here http://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/want-to-buy.92/

 

[cryptovkng]

Use anti detect browser (multilogin, linken sphere, indigo) + unique proxy for each review, easy peasy


and yes you can report fake reviews, click find the reviewer and if he won't respond with proofs you will be able to take the review down in 3 days, click report and choose the reason, I choose that he hadn't any experience with my business

Have you tried to post Trustpilot reviews using Linken Sphere? Did it work? I am getting the message "Sorry! Your cookies appear to be disabled. Please enable them to post your review." when I click the post review button. I also made a separate thread for this issue here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/cant-post-trustpilot-review-using-linken-sphere.1260886/

I'm very interested in hearing about your experience if you have so.

 

[shorerental]

I just left a test review for my business. I use NORD VPN picking a US IP and logged into Trustpilot with a gmail email. Posted with no issue. I plan to do one a day as long as it keeps working.

 

[Krio]

I just left a test review for my business. I use NORD VPN picking a US IP and logged into Trustpilot with a gmail email. Posted with no issue. I plan to do one a day as long as it keeps working.

Is your method still working for you?

 

[Van Gogh]

I just left a test review for my business. I use NORD VPN picking a US IP and logged into Trustpilot with a gmail email. Posted with no issue. I plan to do one a day as long as it keeps working.

Nice share , is it still working now ?

 

[shorerental]

Is your method still working for you?

NO it is not working.. Very sorry I should of updated this sooner. Punk ass Trustpilot removed the two reviews I made using NORD VPN IPs..

I am using a service now for $10 a review. I personally have no other way to do it. You must use residential IPs and I have not even looked into how to obtain them. If you can get those IPs and clear your browser each time I think you are good to post.

One thing I think is true is that once you get to having pages and pages of 5 star reviews. I doubt any customer reads pages deep. What is on your first and maybe second page matters.

Issue with hiring a company is the reviews sound generic I found and I can spot them in seconds with my competition. I am pretty sure a customer can too.

What I do now is with the service I hired is give them a list of 10 reviews, so they can ensure they are sprinkled in a few per TrustPilot page. My written reviews are very detailed and show the reviewer knows what they are talking about. I think this goes a long way, if potential customers read a few pages and see really insightful reviews that make sense!

 

[Krio]

NO it is not working.. Very sorry I should of updated this sooner. Punk ass Trustpilot removed the two reviews I made using NORD VPN IPs..

I am using a service now for $10 a review. I personally have no other way to do it. You must use residential IPs and I have not even looked into how to obtain them. If you can get those IPs and clear your browser each time I think you are good to post.

One thing I think is true is that once you get to having pages and pages of 5 star reviews. I doubt any customer reads pages deep. What is on your first and maybe second page matters.

Issue with hiring a company is the reviews sound generic I found and I can spot them in seconds with my competition. I am pretty sure a customer can too.

What I do now is with the service I hired is give them a list of 10 reviews, so they can ensure they are sprinkled in a few per TrustPilot page. My written reviews are very detailed and show the reviewer knows what they are talking about. I think this goes a long way, if potential customers read a few pages and see really insightful reviews that make sense!

Thank you so much, and I think I found the solution, its not just the IP address , its also the "browser fingerprint and device fingerprint", so to tackle this use a software/browser called "kameleo" or "multilogin" + residential/4g proxy , this will help you spoof your fingerprint , there are other tools as well, now this is what I found out, I haven't personally verified it. For now even I'll buy reviews like you did. Until I'm sure. And when Trustpilot deleted your reviews , did they penalize your website in any way?

 

[ChrisssCross]

This one came up just in time. So am I understanding correctly that Trustpilot checks for:
- browser fingerprint
- device fingerprint
- IP address

Is that it? What about the growth statistics? I mean, how much reviews you may have in a week?
Is there any correlation to previous weeks/months?
For example, company N had 10 reviews for last week; this week, the number of reviews went up to 55 -- would that be a suspicious activity for Trustpilot algorithms?

Also, does it matter to create extra activity, like viewing other companies pages, and/or mark other reviews as useful?

 

[Krio]

This one came up just in time. So am I understanding correctly that Trustpilot checks for:
- browser fingerprint
- device fingerprint
- IP address

Is that it? What about the growth statistics? I mean, how much reviews you may have in a week?
Is there any correlation to previous weeks/months?
For example, company N had 10 reviews for last week; this week, the number of reviews went up to 55 -- would that be a suspicious activity for Trustpilot algorithms?

Also, does it matter to create extra activity, like viewing other companies pages, and/or mark other reviews as useful?

Yo, leave 2-3 reviews on other companies as well, Drip feed reviews. Not sure if its worth buying proxy, and the premium browser , just to post 12-15 reviews a month. Let ne know if have any cheaper options.

 

[NebulaBoo]

I have used residential proxies to leave the reviews, but it seems that trustpilot is shadowbanning those reviews too. I only managed to lay 1 review that didn't get shadowbanned.

The most efficient way would probably be to buy their premium program that boosts reviews on your company page.

Having to change devices for every couple of reviews is tedious and has obvious limits to it. Browser fingerprint - not so much, as there are tons of different browsers available.

As per review count - Truspilot isn't open about it, however I think having a spike in reviews (lets say 50 reviews per week after having only a few reviews per week) would likely cast lots of attention to your company and would result in damaging your brand. The algorithm is strong.