Google reviews getting deleted immediately after posting. [HELP]

The accounts I use are 4+ months old. You need to warm up the accounts with normal behavior to avoid potential bans.

Some people will just login to a new browser and start leaving reviews. This will get you popped as it's not natural. You need to sign into said browser, navigate to several different websites, sign up for some newsletters, add profile pic, add more profile information in your Google account, sign up for Google local guides, then only leave a single review the first day. Afterwards, slowly increase the amount of reviews you leave daily.

You need to keep using the same browser profile to make it seem more legit.

Anyone that needs recommendations should pm me.
Yeah, this is basically what I've been doing. It's hard and takes patience, but usually the patience pays off and my review will stick. It's quite annoying tho I must say.
 
Google reviews used to be such an easy side business for me, and I could make easy $1000 in a month if i put my mind to it. It's not like how it used to be. Much more complicated nowadays.
 
Google reviews used to be such an easy side business for me, and I could make easy $1000 in a month if i put my mind to it. It's not like how it used to be. Much more complicated nowadays.
have you found much correlation between IP of the geo location of the business and the IP where you post the review from?
 
have you found much correlation between IP of the geo location of the business and the IP where you post the review from?
Not sure, but I've noticed that I have much less success when I move to another location about 30 mins away from where I usually reside. Thing is, all my clients are in the city which is a couple hours away from me, but that didn't really affect anything for a while. I'm just doing pretty much what user be9hop said, and hoping for the best.
 
have you found much correlation between IP of the geo location of the business and the IP where you post the review from?
I don't really have too much info. I'm just as confused and frustrated as most people are. I'm just making it work to the best of my ability.
 
I have 15k emails that getting useless whatever I try no matter. Trying hard to find a good method, I am able to get 70% success rate but it is not like before when I was getting exact 100% success rate.
 
Also did similar stuff few months ago - best bet is to use clean proxies, get a lot of sim cards and farm google accounts bounded to proxies. It might be a painful work but you can scale these accs in the future and use them to write reviews for other clients.
 
OK. And when you make Google accounts, Gmail, do you verify with phone number of country you posting reviews or with phone number of your region?
 
Any update, Just following.

Still no method working. Looking forward for any suggestions.
 
Following, using phone and creating gmail on fresh reset -- leave a couple reviews, gmails cookies too, nothing is sticking.

What is the current method for this?
 
Following, using phone and creating gmail on fresh reset -- leave a couple reviews, gmails cookies too, nothing is sticking.

What is the current method for this?
I'm not having any issues. I'm using aged accounts, isolated browser profiles, different proxy per profile, warming up accounts, slowly drip reviews. It is a process but it seems to be the safest method.
 
I'm not having any issues. I'm using aged accounts, isolated browser profiles, different proxy per profile, warming up accounts, slowly drip reviews. It is a process but it seems to be the safest method.
Ive been unplugging my sim and then plugging it back in, reseting my account so its a new device ID


Do i need to use proxies for cellphone or is the sim pull giving me a new IP after a few mins?
 
You should verify that you are getting a new IP after you reset the network. Using a cell phone is completely fine for creating accounts provided you are getting different IP addresses. But you shouldn't be using a single phone to manage your accounts and leave reviews that way. Plenty of tools out their for Windows/Mac/Linux.
 
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