Trustpilot Reviews

[twoassassins]

I just did exactly what I mentioned above. When Trustpilot removes your review, do they send you an email? Have you checked if your proxy is clean? And what about the review content itself? There’s no special pre-config or anything. Just make sure you generate some cookies before hitting Trustpilot, visit some sites, log into your email, whatever. Long story short, I’m using Hidemyacc and it’s been working fine. That’s pretty much all I can share

They never send anything, no removal email or stuff like that, they just remove it...

The content itself matters as long as its realistic, too much formality raises eyebrows

 

[shadow3]

Personally I don’t use VPN for Trustpilot. I go with residential proxies (I get mine from Simplynode) and run everything through an antidetect browser Hidemyacc.
Before leaving a review, I usually warm up the account a bit, scroll around, check some business pages, maybe like a few reviews or mark something helpful. Just basic stuff to make it look like a normal user. For email, I rent hourly ones that can still receive verification codes. pretty cheap and does the job.
At least for now, this setup still works fine for me. hope that helps.

Interesting! Is it enough a browser?

 

[shadow3]

For this, you have to start slow, like initially 1-3 per day and then ramp it up to 10-15, no more... You can't post 100 reviews just in one day

Using what?

 

[bartmagnetize]

If you were looking for such a service then we are able to handle reviews from verified Trustpilot accounts. We are also able to remove some negative reviews, but this is where we would have to look into the matter further. If so, drop details to email or form at socialmagnetize.com, we'll see what we can do.

 

[shadow3]

Yes I do, I would like 20 every week but I can’t spend more than 80$

 

[twoassassins]

Yes I do, I would like 20 every week but I can’t spend more than 80$

That's a bit low but of course doable

Using what?

Different browsers, IPs, and stuff

 

[Omegaproxy1]

Are there any friends who need an overseas IP proxy? You can contact me for a free trial and then write a real review on Trustpilot. If successful, you can get a traffic/IP card worth $30. You can buy it at any time on the official website. This is a real activity, limited to 3 people per day.

 

[shadow3]

Interesting! Is it enough a browser?

Everytime you have to set up your browser to let it appears like a new one, starting from user agent until all the rest?

 

[shadow3]

That's a bit low but of course doable
Ok let me know, I can’t write in private

Different browsers, IPs, and stuff

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

Interesting! Is it enough a browser?

For me, using the browser from Hidemyacc still works fine. I pair it with clean residential proxies – both IPv4 and IPv6 work well. You can try other antidetect browsers too, or just test my setup and see how it works for you.

 

[shadow3]

For me, using the browser from Hidemyacc still works fine. I pair it with clean residential proxies – both IPv4 and IPv6 work well. You can try other antidetect browsers too, or just test my setup and see how it works for you.

Thank you

 

[reviewFixer]

VPN won't work.

You will have to ensure you have unique fingerprint for each review. Unique MAC, device name, device configuration etc with quality proxies. There are various tools and emulators that can be used.

Additionally don't get into doing reviews yourself if you have a business to run. Leave it to an expert(hire an ORM agency and focus on running your business).

Yes, I do this professionally and this is accurate, do not attempt this alone, if you do not understand networking, IT very very well, there is no way in hell you can have any success.

Theres dozens of pitfalls and hundreds of lessons to be learned and paid.

Google is the most formidable opponent, followed by Trsutpilot, but Google is hands down the biggest nightmare.

Do not underestimate Trustpilot either.

 

[reviewconnect]

VPN won't work.

You will have to ensure you have unique fingerprint for each review. Unique MAC, device name, device configuration etc with quality proxies. There are various tools and emulators that can be used.

Additionally don't get into doing reviews yourself if you have a business to run. Leave it to an expert(hire an ORM agency and focus on running your business).

It's better to just not say anything when you don't know what you're talking about. How the f*** do you think a website can see your MAC address? Don't pollute the forum, please.

 

[indianmojojojo]

It's better to just not say anything when you don't know what you're talking about. How the f*** do you think a website can see your MAC address? Don't pollute the forum, please.

good luck and I wish you success

 

[reviewconnect]

good luck and I wish you success

what

I just said to not pollute the forum

 

[indianmojojojo]

what

you went on to use profanity in your earlier post, since you did not swear now. Let me answer.

Firstly stop using profanity on a public forum.

Now did i tell anyone TrustPilot tracks the MAC id? I simply said keep the finger prints clean.

Trustpilot can only track device location, device OS, browser and cookie data.

However its good practice to spoof everything when you create a review even if TrustPilot or any website could never access your MAC. Its a good habit to spoof everything when you build a profile, these are small steps one takes to ensure they dont get sloppy.

FYI am very much aware MAC can only be tracked by the ISP and websites dont have access to this

TrustPilot only tracks IP, device location and browser.

Any anti detect browser automatically assigns a random MAC even though these cannot be traced or tracked.

So please stop jumping into conclusions and swearing

Tbh am not offended by your tone, just a friendly feedback.

Am open to any constructive criticism as long the language used is professional.

Open to learn your thoughts or if you have a different POV

 

[shadow3]

you went on to use profanity in your earlier post, since you did not swear now. Let me answer.

Firstly stop using profanity on a public forum.

Now did i tell anyone TrustPilot tracks the MAC id? I simply said keep the finger prints clean.

Trustpilot can only track device location, device OS, browser and cookie data.

However its good practice to spoof everything when you create a review even if TrustPilot or any website could never access your MAC. Its a good habit to spoof everything when you build a profile, these are small steps one takes to ensure they dont get sloppy.

FYI am very much aware MAC can only be tracked by the ISP and websites dont have access to this

TrustPilot only tracks IP, device location and browser.

Any anti detect browser automatically assigns a random MAC even though these cannot be traced or tracked.

So please stop jumping into conclusions and swearing

Tbh am not offended by your tone, just a friendly feedback.

Am open to any constructive criticism as long the language used is professional.

Open to learn your thoughts or if you have a different POV

I use anti detect browser, dynamic IP, different email but often they deleted them anyway, half of them will be deleted

 

[reviewFixer]

It's better to just not say anything when you don't know what you're talking about. How the f*** do you think a website can see your MAC address? Don't pollute the forum, please.

This guy is right, MAC address is not something you have to worry about, though be careful, websites can see much more than even IT educated folks think, they can make very educated guesses about the cup and gpu and well, everything a browser sees could be exposed. Not hiding enough is bad, hiding too much and they just premptively shut the door on you.

 

[shadow3]

For me, using the browser from Hidemyacc still works fine. I pair it with clean residential proxies – both IPv4 and IPv6 work well. You can try other antidetect browsers too, or just test my setup and see how it works for you.

Which one e-mail service do you use?

 

[muted_mood]

Trustpilot’s not as easy as it used to be.
Even with aged accounts and legit-looking profiles, they still take down reviews if posting patterns look artificial. IP reputation matters a lot too — residential or mobile works better than DC these days.


You’ve gotta mix timing, content, and user activity to keep things under the radar.
Anyone had success lately with slow-drip methods?