Why Trustpilot removed my reviews

[aryankhan2]

Hi, i am try to post some review on trustpilot but they removed my review before publishing. Is there any way to write reviews without removal

 

[void_]

Hi, i am try to post some review on trustpilot but they removed my review before publishing. Is there any way to write reviews without removal

yeah use good proxy and make sure remove finger prints if you use same browser and. make review with old gmail and not immediatly after sign just wait some day's then make the review.

 

[Panther28]

If its fake it should and probably will get removed. Whats your issue? You want to write reviews yourself? That defeats teh purpose of a rating system. The only reason you need to "inflate" things, is because your current offering is inadequate. I bet your're business isn't legit, your just trying a 2 bit fly by night method.

No real business owner wants fake reviews. They want the best comments to be said, from the real reviewers. Yes, people do say bad things sometimes. So what? thank them, refund and move on. Concentrate on following up with customers in your email list, thanking them for their purchase, and offering them a discount and a chance to leave feedback. I just got an email like that this morning from the company I bought my new hard drive from last week.

 

[Ralphoton]

It happens a lot now, Trustpilot’s system is strict, so even real reviews can get removed for small things.

 

[faraz_pcc]

You must be using same or similar network to post the reviews, next time try to change the IPS, use GoLogin or some similar browser with residential ips, then i think your problem will be resolved

 

[Mustaqim]

open a thread and hire a freelancer, and there are so many service providers who could definitely assist you in the right way,

 

[titanbacklinks]

Trustpilot removes reviews that don’t meet their guidelines or can’t be verified. Make sure your review is genuine, detailed, and tied to a real purchase or interaction. Avoid promotional language, duplicate content, or using the same IP across multiple reviews. Staying authentic and compliant is the best way to keep reviews live.

 

[Fahad Bin Abdul Aziz]

being fake, containing personal information, or having harmful content, following a flag or automated detection

 

[LinkFalcon]

Try writing detailed, experience based reviews with real order info Trust pilot filters anything that looks generic or promotional. Authenticity is key to keeping reviews live.

Hi, i am try to post some review on trustpilot but they removed my review before publishing. Is there any way to write reviews without removal

 

[andrew mapple]

Write a truthful, firsthand review with specific dates and details, no links, promotions, personal data, or insults, and it should stay published on Trustpilot.

 

[EdanaEdna]

Hi, i am try to post some review on trustpilot but they removed my review before publishing. Is there any way to write reviews without removal

The company being reviewed reports your review as fake or without real experience, and you provide no proof.

 

[Papa Mexicana]

Hi, i am try to post some review on trustpilot but they removed my review before publishing. Is there any way to write reviews without removal

trustpilot auto-removes reviews that look suspicious common triggers are datacenter ips, generic text, or no real purchase. use a clean static residential ip and a consistent browser fingerprint. i run my reviews through gologin to mimic real users and avoid detection. write naturally, include specifics, and only review places you’ve actually used. even with gologin, if it’s not 100% organic, trustpilot will likely block it.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

Most of the time when you get removed like that, it’s because Trustpilot picks up something suspicious about the device or the IP you used to sign up. their rules are super strict: no vpn or proxy, and no one person is allowed to have multiple accounts. so the safer way is to use an anti-detect browser (Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Gologin, etc.) together with a clean, high-quality proxy that’s never been used to spamTrustpilot before. But even then, that only reduces the chance your review gets removed before it’s published. It doesn’t mean your review will stay up forever. it could be deleted 2 or 3 days later, a week later, a month later, or even a year later. Why it happens only trustpilot knows. so if you want something more stable, you’ll need to verify your Trustpilot account, or hire a freelancer.

 

[TryToWin]

The reviews I post on Trustpilot go live within 24 to 48 hours and 99% of them stick.
It is all about using the proper technique(s) to post the reviews.
Companies like Google, Trustpilot, etc are omnipresent, so I rather not mention the technique(s) that I personally use.
However, what I can say is, post the reviews exactly how a real innocent human being would be posting the reviews.
Yes, the IP / proxy quality does also matter, apart from some other aspects as well.
Also, ensure there is no review which seems like AI created.
NOTE :- There is an exact same query here and hence, I have copy/pasted my response from there to this thread, as the query is exactly the same and my response may perhaps benefit some member(s).

 

[nigunim]

Trustpilot removes reviews if they think the experience is fake or suspicious. Don't post many reviews from the same IP or new accounts and make sure the review is real.

 

[LondonLife]

Trustpilot removed your review because it was flagged as suspicious or violated their content rules.

 

[TryToWin]

Trustpilot removed your review because it was flagged as suspicious or violated their content rules.

All Trustpilot reviews for all NON-upgraded Trustpilot business profiles, mostly get removed, as Trustpilot does this in order to arm-twist businesses to pay Trustpilot to upgrade premium plans for business listings.
If a Trustpilot business profile is new, Trustpilot will allow reviews to be posted, but after a while reviews will get removed.
So, even 100% legit reviews for NON-upgraded Trustpilot business profiles, mostly do get removed.
So, it is not about the method of posting reviews.

 

[Cameron Boris]

you have to make it with old used email and use good IP. and to avoid suspicious activities and violated their content rules.

 

[TryToWin]

old used email

There is no way for Trustpilot to know the age of any email address.

 

[alien1984]

most likely more than1 account have flagged you as fake account