I need help with Trustpilot.

[Ss_xyz]

I need some help with Trustpilot. I have a couple of websites and decided to add Trustpilot. I don't need many reviews, but I wanted to leave a couple myself for testing. I added the site, everything was fine... then I ran into a problem.

I wrote two reviews (using two different phones, different IPs, everything was clean, even the location was fake). The result? The reviews were deleted the next day.

Is this because the reviews were from users who had just created their accounts? I just can't figure out the algorithm; I did everything as cleanly as possible.

Can someone give me some good advice? I don't understand anything about Trustpilot. Should I have "warmed up" the accounts? Like, not leaving a review right after creation, but waiting a couple of days and then posting?

(On some websites that have Trustpilot, I see a lot of reviews and they're all created because it's not possible. I understand that, but how do they do it?)

Thanks for the answer, everyone. You can write to me privately or just reply here.

 

[VikingWannabe]

You didn't use good quality proxies.
And don't spoof location.

 

[Ss_xyz]

You didn't use good quality proxies.
And don't spoof location.

Interesting, thank you for your answer!!! Proxies could indeed be the issue (but how do they scale it using an anti-detect browser?). THANK YOU!!!

 

[Ss_xyz]

Дозвольте мені дати вам 5 відгуків за 15 доларів, це допоможе покращити ваш обліковий запис, а потім ви можете спробувати ще раз

If this is really so highly valued, then starting tomorrow, I'll have 100 real people with verified Trustpilot accounts, and every 5 minutes they'll be posting reviews for $3 each!!!!!!!!! The question is who will buy it, I'm ready to sell it to you for 2 dollars!

 

[_Bryan_]

Apply best practices when managing accounts on any (social) platform: Clean, hopefully residential proxies, aged emails, uniquified pictures, and ALWAYS warm up the accounts beforehand.
Give it a period of ~1 week , only then take action (submit review in this case) but make sure to have some activity

• Test & tweak things, rules change for each social platform and sometimes spam filters are only there to make your job harder.​

Forgot to add, if you have to find antidetect browser browse the marketplace section here on BHW or any mainstream ones like Dolphin. But from what I've been able to amass from previous experiences, Trustpilot doesn't really have very strict rules, so it's entirely possible to just make use of browser + internal proxy set-up for multiple accs. The comment itself also affects the visibility success rate, if there isn't relevance then it might get classified as spam.

 

[Tzako2000]

Of course, you really need good proxies and warmed-up accounts
because of the system there, your review will be manually moderated if it does not comply with the system provisions

 

[praetserge]

I'm a bit confused... if you have two different phones why do you use proxies? Well, unless you use wifi.

Warming up TP accounts negates the idea of the reviews. A normal person would sign up and leave a review instead of warning up accounts.

 

[_Bryan_]

I'm a bit confused... if you have two different phones why do you use proxies? Well, unless you use wifi.

Warming up TP accounts negates the idea of the reviews. A normal person would sign up and leave a review instead of warning up accounts.

Not too appear too "know-it-all" but everytime I've had to bypass automation filters, there are certain pre-requisites that happen behind the scenes through algorithms; a successful bot learns how to complete specific tasks without triggering any of the limitations placed for detection and then repeats the process based on project demands. For any op like this to work on a large scale, it's necessary to have rotating IPs and make sure the accounts look natural. The lifecycle of a trustpilot account, in this case, is not timed by only 1 review.

*But as I said, Trustpilot is not in any way considered "strict" by filtering standards, therefore it's possible to skip some of the normal steps when trying to automate actions or host an acc. farm.

 

[VikingWannabe]

Interesting, thank you for your answer!!! Proxies could indeed be the issue (but how do they scale it using an anti-detect browser?). THANK YOU!!!

One quality residential proxy per profile on your anti-detect browser.
You don't need to warm-up the account (since it's natural for new people to leave reviews at the request of business owners TP knows that much) but you have to build a decent human like cookie trail for each profile before creating a TP account.

 

[Ss_xyz]

Thank you all very much for the answers, the topic can be considered completely closed!!! Thank you

VikingWannabe​

_Bryan_

praetserge​

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Thank you

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