Trustpilot Reviews
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reviewFixer
BANNED
- Mar 12, 2025
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Non EN language regions are very difficult, make sure to not copy paste the special characters and apostrofes, it really gets flagged, better is type them out and then use the autocorrect to fix it, but ideally, you want to type them as a native user would.
Yes, they absolutely will flag if there are copy paste patterns.
BeneficentDeneeksh
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- Apr 10, 2025
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I use a rented email by the hour to receive the code.
BlackPro17
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- May 19, 2019
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As for email services - do you believe it really matters? I mean, how the truspilot ot any other website can track anything about the email service? The only option I can see is that they are sending the emails from time to time to the email. if the incoming messages bounces - it would definitely look suspicious.
Other than that, do you believe Gmail, Outlook reveal data regarding the quality of email that can be read on Trustpilot?
Definately google can evaluate the quality of email for google maps account as it is their in-house data, but third party services...
Other than that, do you believe Gmail, Outlook reveal data regarding the quality of email that can be read on Trustpilot?
Definately google can evaluate the quality of email for google maps account as it is their in-house data, but third party services...
Poralphill
Newbie
- Aug 3, 2025
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Man, that Trustpilot hassle with fake reviews getting caught is a bummer. Pushing real customers for verified reviews might be a safer bet to keep those green stars. Have you tested a follow-up email to nudge your buyers yet?
您使用什么浏览器和移动代理？
Have you found a new way?
BlackPro17
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- May 19, 2019
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Any updates here from someone in testing the trustpilot? Still no clue what is the most important in posting trustpilot reviews?
- Jun 16, 2020
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The past few weeks have been a nightmare with TrustPilot.
This was Binance a few months ago. The update kept rolling after March. It was manageable until end of July. Post that it's been Blitzkrieg.
Imagine algorithm updates on steroids. They are going after IP pools, and everything that used to get ignored in the past
Honestly 99% of the people in the business (reputed ones doing this years) are facing an issue.
Anyone who claims to have figured out posting in scale is either not doing that in real-life after July or lying or is a super genius who has it all figured.
But imo people should start exploring
Reviews.io
Provenexperts
Resellerratings
And other UGRs
The goal is to rank for the kws brand name, brand name reviews and get picked on the LLMs. So these will equally work. 90% of these alternative platforms shows up on the first page.
If someone still want to do TrustPilot. Then explore microworkers.
The only downside to microworkers is you cannot do custom review texts, control what they write and there are always chances of some idiot trying go rouge and post negative reviews to blackmail, extort money or is just a sadist.
Some platforms you could explore are timebucks (i think they are on BHW), sproutgigs and few others
But keep in mind microworkers are majorly from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya etc. TrustPilot displays the country of account. So it would look suspicious getting reviews from the east when the TrustPilot business operates in US or UK or EU
If you want to fool proof microwork method. Build a discord server, vet the people, give them random listings that aren't of your own to test.
Ask the question. Is it really worth all the effort or do you think it's time to move on to different UGRs?
End of the day when Yelp became impossible to post on , people moved on to different listings. Yelp eventually stopped showing on the first page or didn't matter.
Majority of the users looks up a brand on SERP. The ones who have knowledge about UGRs and various platforms are going to spot a fake from miles away so the platform you post on doesn't matter as long as they show on the first page
This is my 2 cent.
This was Binance a few months ago. The update kept rolling after March. It was manageable until end of July. Post that it's been Blitzkrieg.
Imagine algorithm updates on steroids. They are going after IP pools, and everything that used to get ignored in the past
Honestly 99% of the people in the business (reputed ones doing this years) are facing an issue.
Anyone who claims to have figured out posting in scale is either not doing that in real-life after July or lying or is a super genius who has it all figured.
But imo people should start exploring
Reviews.io
Provenexperts
Resellerratings
And other UGRs
The goal is to rank for the kws brand name, brand name reviews and get picked on the LLMs. So these will equally work. 90% of these alternative platforms shows up on the first page.
If someone still want to do TrustPilot. Then explore microworkers.
The only downside to microworkers is you cannot do custom review texts, control what they write and there are always chances of some idiot trying go rouge and post negative reviews to blackmail, extort money or is just a sadist.
Some platforms you could explore are timebucks (i think they are on BHW), sproutgigs and few others
But keep in mind microworkers are majorly from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya etc. TrustPilot displays the country of account. So it would look suspicious getting reviews from the east when the TrustPilot business operates in US or UK or EU
If you want to fool proof microwork method. Build a discord server, vet the people, give them random listings that aren't of your own to test.
Ask the question. Is it really worth all the effort or do you think it's time to move on to different UGRs?
End of the day when Yelp became impossible to post on , people moved on to different listings. Yelp eventually stopped showing on the first page or didn't matter.
Majority of the users looks up a brand on SERP. The ones who have knowledge about UGRs and various platforms are going to spot a fake from miles away so the platform you post on doesn't matter as long as they show on the first page
This is my 2 cent.
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BlackPro17
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- May 19, 2019
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I would also add sitejabber.com to this list. They are also in Top20 frequently
Thanks for sharing your thought. Yeah, seems like trustpilot algorithm became too smart.
GermanCPA
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- Mar 31, 2025
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Yeah, many ofthe sellers that have a BHW marketplace thread selling TP reviews are stalling and not delivering.
draxdaniel
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- May 1, 2026
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I’d be careful with trying to manipulate reviews directly, especially through fake accounts or fabricated activity, since platforms like Trustpilot are getting much better at detecting patterns tied to authenticity and trust signals.
A safer long-term approach is usually:
- increasing requests to real customers,
- improving response rates after successful orders,
- and professionally addressing negative feedback to improve overall trust.