What methods are people currently using to successfully post Trustpilot reviews themselves?

[plannersemi]

What methods are people currently using to successfully post Trustpilot reviews themselves? I've tried using setups like GoLogin or ADSPower combined with Smartproxy or Oxylabs, but none of them worked—my reviews still ended up being removed.
For the proxy part, I purchased residential proxies.

If anyone is willing to share their method with me, I’d be happy to pay for it. Just leave your contact details and let me know how you managed to do it.

 

[bokei]

Apart from proxies and anti detect browsers, if your accounts are not properly aged they’ll get flagged pretty much right away.

 

[plannersemi]

Apart from proxies and anti detect browsers, if your accounts are not properly aged they’ll get flagged pretty much right away.

A few days ago, out of curiosity, I bought two Trustpilot reviews from sellers. But I noticed they were both made using newly registered accounts, and the reviews were posted immediately after registration. Since then, I’ve been testing various antidetect browsers and proxy setups, but I still haven’t found a method that actually works without getting flagged.

 

[PixelPirate99]

Honestly, Trustpilot's getting pretty good at sniffing those out. Maybe try focusing on getting real customers to leave reviews organically; it's slower, but sticks better.

 

[edward5w]

You can ask your customers to leave a review, and most of them may not have an account on Trustpilot. This is normal

 

[lightshinesagain]

Companies are getting smarter as they do detect unusual activities. I will also think going organically is the right way. You can offer some discounts to have positive trustpilot review.

 

[CosmicSmm]

What methods are people currently using to successfully post Trustpilot reviews themselves? I've tried using setups like GoLogin or ADSPower combined with Smartproxy or Oxylabs, but none of them worked—my reviews still ended up being removed.
For the proxy part, I purchased residential proxies.

If anyone is willing to share their method with me, I’d be happy to pay for it. Just leave your contact details and let me know how you managed to do it.

probably multiple different accounts and proxies/ vps etc so there wont be ip detection. Another way is by going to forums where there are workers who will complete a task for cheap price.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

Right now, Trustpilot has become much stricter in checking whether reviews are legit or not. If your reviews are getting rejected, one big reason could be the quality of the proxy you are using. I think it's better to use clean residential proxies, v4 or v6 both are fine, as long as the IPs are not overused or flagged for spam.
You can also try other antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Incognition, etc., together with your proxies to see which combo gives better results.
Another thing worth checking is the content of your review itself. Sometimes certain keywords are auto-flagged by the page you're reviewing on Trustpilot (I guess, based on my own experience seeing the same keyword getting removed multiple times).
Hope that helps a bit.

 

[plannersemi]

Right now, Trustpilot has become much stricter in checking whether reviews are legit or not. If your reviews are getting rejected, one big reason could be the quality of the proxy you are using. I think it's better to use clean residential proxies, v4 or v6 both are fine, as long as the IPs are not overused or flagged for spam.
You can also try other antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Incognition, etc., together with your proxies to see which combo gives better results.
Another thing worth checking is the content of your review itself. Sometimes certain keywords are auto-flagged by the page you're reviewing on Trustpilot (I guess, based on my own experience seeing the same keyword getting removed multiple times).
Hope that helps a bit.

It seems like you have experience in this area as well. Which anti-detection browser and proxy provider are you currently using?

 

[sanzsanz93]

I would rather have bunch of real reviews from aged accounts. I mean, I would advertise or make a form to complete a review and then when its done they automatic get paid.

 

[Proxy Brazil]

What methods are people currently using to successfully post Trustpilot reviews themselves? I've tried using setups like GoLogin or ADSPower combined with Smartproxy or Oxylabs, but none of them worked—my reviews still ended up being removed.
For the proxy part, I purchased residential proxies.

If anyone is willing to share their method with me, I’d be happy to pay for it. Just leave your contact details and let me know how you managed to do it.

You may be trying again with:

Multilogin: AdsPower, GeeLark, etc
Good quality Mobile Proxy
Old accounts either purchased or rented

or you can offer promotions and discounts for real users to review.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

It seems like you have experience in this area as well. Which anti-detection browser and proxy provider are you currently using?

I’m using the antidetect browser Hidemyacc, and for proxies, I go with residential ones from providers like Simplynode, Nodemaven, Fashproxy, etc. I got them with a 20% off voucher from Hidemyacc’s proxy store, so it saved me a bit. You can totally check out other proxy providers too, but honestly, it really depends on their IP range. If their IPs aren’t flagged yet, then you’re good. But if Trustpilot detects them, your review’s gonna get deleted like 15 minutes after you post it.

 

[reviewFixer]

What methods are people currently using to successfully post Trustpilot reviews themselves? I've tried using setups like GoLogin or ADSPower combined with Smartproxy or Oxylabs, but none of them worked—my reviews still ended up being removed.
For the proxy part, I purchased residential proxies.

If anyone is willing to share their method with me, I’d be happy to pay for it. Just leave your contact details and let me know how you managed to do it.

Bro, if that is all the depth of your knowledge, it is not gonna work, sorry to say it like that.

Btw, a review being removed is not a bad thing, removed does not mean killed. This is just one of dozens of things I could think of, but forgive me to not share every little business secret I have learned by paying dearly for in time, resources and nerves.

You gotta be good at software and social engineering and dynamicly adapt, anti detect and proxies are just tools.

What about email accounts, how do you verify them if asked, do you really understand how proxies and anti detect work together, do you know how to check?I first thought, and I come from a software/IT background and boy, did I learn much after that.

 

[shadow3]

Bro, if that is all the depth of your knowledge, it is not gonna work, sorry to say it like that.

Btw, a review being removed is not a bad thing, removed does not mean killed. This is just one of dozens of things I could think of, but forgive me to not share every little business secret I have learned by paying dearly for in time, resources and nerves.

You gotta be good at software and social engineering and dynamicly adapt, anti detect and proxies are just tools.

What about email accounts, how do you verify them if asked, do you really understand how proxies and anti detect work together, do you know how to check?I first thought, and I come from a software/IT background and boy, did I learn much after that.

Can you please tell me what you mean? Thank u

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

If you plan on doing that, you have to make sure you are using a 4G proxy. That will help avoid detection. It is important that you rotate the IP after each posted review from the page you are using. The next thing to consider is using any Anti-detect web-browser. That will help prevent the accounts from getting linked if you have multiple profiles on the same PC.

 

[Phoenix BH Agency]

If your accounts aren’t properly aged, they’ll still get flagged quickly

 

[reviewFixer]

If your accounts aren’t properly aged, they’ll still get flagged quickly

While true, this does not matter, the only way to have consistent aged accounts is if they are real, different devices, no residential proxy in the workd will be able to do that, anti detect browsers also have their limits, the more you know, the more evident this becomes. I see most of the people have haven't got the faintest idead and will pay dearly further down the road, being detected over and over again.

People say "just use anti detect browser" haha, yeah right, as if it was that easy.

 

[reviewFixer]

Can you please tell me what you mean? Thank u

Sure, but what exactly do you need to know? I have just made a post, if you check my history, the post before this one was long and insightful, my best one on the matter @shadow3 , feel free to ask, no shyness , mate, cheers

 

[shadow3]

Right now, Trustpilot has become much stricter in checking whether reviews are legit or not. If your reviews are getting rejected, one big reason could be the quality of the proxy you are using. I think it's better to use clean residential proxies, v4 or v6 both are fine, as long as the IPs are not overused or flagged for spam.
You can also try other antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Incognition, etc., together with your proxies to see which combo gives better results.
Another thing worth checking is the content of your review itself. Sometimes certain keywords are auto-flagged by the page you're reviewing on Trustpilot (I guess, based on my own experience seeing the same keyword getting removed multiple times).
Hope that helps a bit.

Thank you, can you tell me which setup do you use with your anti detect browser? Noising webgl canvas etc

 

[Wiztec]

i am in testing mode for trustpilot reviews. Will find the working method till i have trustpilot sticky reviews.