Trustpilot reviews keep getting removed.

[sogok]

Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

[fortunec9]

Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

first thing to do would be to contact trustpilot’s support with your ticket number for specific reasons as to why reviews were flagged

Trustpilot likely flags your reviews due to their strict anti-fraud measures which detect patterns like multiple submissions from similar IPs, devices, or accounts. Using anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, or Dolphin with proxies might trigger their automated systems, as these tools mimic unique fingerprints but can still leave traceable patterns.

its better that you space out your reviews over weeks, not days and use varied, authentic language for each review, avoiding templates. Stick to one proxy per review and ensure it’s high-quality residential, not datacenter. Clear cookies and use different devices or virtual machines.

 

[sogok]

Thanks for the suggestions! I’m already using one proxy per review and making sure they’re high-quality residential proxies. I’ve tested many different proxy providers as well. I’ve also tried using a mobile phone, formatting it, and connecting to a mobile proxy, but it still doesn’t seem to work. The reviews that have stuck, I honestly have no idea why those worked.

 

[Th3King]

Trustpilot's AI-driven moderation system is highly sensitive and may flag reviews that seem inauthentic, even if they are genuine.

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

How old are those profiles being used to create reviews? Creating tens or hundreds of reviews with a single profile is also not good, seems spammy behavior, but I'm not sure if you meant just one or multiple profiles.

 

[sogok]

I've tried so many things. Yes, every review is created using a unique proxy, different fingerprints, etc. I don’t think account age matters much, real people leaving a review for the first time usually have it stick.
It seems to work if I use a completely different mobile phone with its own SIM data, the review sticks. However, I can't post another review from that same phone again, even after a factory reset.
I also tried buying new SIM cards to get fresh mobile data, but it looks like the IPs get reused if I buy the same type of pre-charged SIM cards.

What’s confusing is that I see people posting tons of fake reviews every day, and somehow, their reviews stick without any issues.

 

[designerz]

Always avoid leaving a footprint tohat will trigger their review system

 

[sogok]

I always try to avoid leaving any footprints. I also noticed that reviews on my page are being removed, but when I use the same account to leave reviews on other pages, they stick. What could be the issue?

I'm really trying to figure this out. If anyone has any insight or guidance, I would truly appreciate it, even willing to pay for help.

Just bringing this back up, still looking for help on this.

Thanks in advance!

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

I think there are two main reasons why reviews get removed.
First is the proxy IP range you're using. if Trustpilot already flagged that range as proxy or vpn, your review will likely get removed instantly. They clearly say in their policy that reviews made through vpn or proxy can be filtered out. So it’s important to buy proxies from a reliable provider. I use Simplynode and post reviews daily. It’s a bit pricey, but the quality is good so i stick with it. I use Hidemyacc as my antidetect browser when reviewing, and they have a small discount code for the proxy store, which helps a little.
Second is your content. I think their review team and filters can spot certain words or sentence patterns that feel unnatural or bot-like. So it’s worth checking how your reviews are written and maybe rewriting them to feel more genuine.

 

[CampData]

I've tried so many things. Yes, every review is created using a unique proxy, different fingerprints, etc. I don’t think account age matters much, real people leaving a review for the first time usually have it stick.
It seems to work if I use a completely different mobile phone with its own SIM data, the review sticks. However, I can't post another review from that same phone again, even after a factory reset.
I also tried buying new SIM cards to get fresh mobile data, but it looks like the IPs get reused if I buy the same type of pre-charged SIM cards.

What’s confusing is that I see people posting tons of fake reviews every day, and somehow, their reviews stick without any issues.

When using mobile phone, install Graphene OS first, don't use Android or iOS. Web Apps can't track your fingerprint accurately this way. It's a trick which works for many apps.

 

[sogok]

I've tried multiple high-quality residential proxy providers from here (BHW), but it's still not working. Even when using anti-detect browsers, I’m getting the same result. This makes me wonder how others are successfully automating the review process. I’ve purchased reviews through SMM panels, and everything is automated, those reviews stick, even though I’m using the same text from one that got removed.

If anyone has more insight into this, I’m even willing to pay for the information.

 

[nafilmwildwa]

There is something like an invitation link on the Trustpilot page where you will comment, use it to comment, use a different IP for each profile, there will be no problem this way.

 

[deeva2]

Avoid using AI generated or scripted content, reviews should be written in your own words

 

[sogok]

There is something like an invitation link on the Trustpilot page where you will comment, use it to comment, use a different IP for each profile, there will be no problem this way.

I’ve already tried using the invitation link, but the issue persists. I’ve also used a dedicated residential IP and a new fingerprint, with no success.

Avoid using AI generated or scripted content, reviews should be written in your own words

I’m writing with my own words, no AI. I don’t think the issue is the content itself, because the same text from reviews that were removed works fine when posted through paid reviews on SMM panels.

 

[nafilmwildwa]

I’ve already tried using the invitation link, but the issue persists. I’ve also used a dedicated residential IP and a new fingerprint, with no success.

Did you use an antidetected browser?
Are your Gmail accounts old enough?

 

[sogok]

Did you use an antidetected browser?
Are your Gmail accounts old enough?

I’ve already tried several anti-detect browsers, like GoLogin, Multilogin, Dolphin, HideMyAcc, etc. I’ve also used different email accounts, and I don’t think the age of the Google account or any other email account makes a difference here.

 

[nafilmwildwa]

I’ve already tried several anti-detect browsers, like GoLogin, Multilogin, Dolphin, HideMyAcc, etc. I’ve also used different email accounts, and I don’t think the age of the Google account or any other email account makes a difference here.

You can only see this by trying it, I don't think a comment written by a valid gmail account will be deleted.

 

[sogok]

I'm still looking for suggestions, has anyone had success with getting reviews posted on Trustpilot? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

[ZinyProxy]

I'm still looking for suggestions, has anyone had success with getting reviews posted on Trustpilot? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Many people are offering this service here, I have seen 100s of replies were posted for Trustpilot reviews thread. So I doubt anyone will share the secrets. I wish someone will help you, mate. Good luck!

 

[sogok]

Hopefully, someone will come through with some useful advice eventually!

Also, if anyone prefers to keep it private, feel free to send me a PM.