Is anyone actually having success removing fake Glassdoor reviews?

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VEXNOX3

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Sep 18, 2026

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• Monday at 2:00 PM

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Wanted to see if anyone has got the code on dealing with Glassdoor lately.
I have a client getting hit with clearly fake reviews from an ex-employee who is using multiple accounts to trash the company culture and tank their hiring rating.

 

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inkoza

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Jul 3, 2026

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• Monday at 4:56 PM

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VEXNOX3 said:

Wanted to see if anyone has got the code on dealing with Glassdoor lately.
I have a client getting hit with clearly fake reviews from an ex-employee who is using multiple accounts to trash the company culture and tank their hiring rating.

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getting false reviews deleted may be quite difficult tbh.imo it is better to report every review separately stating the reason nd providing the eviddence that these accounts belong to the same person. has anyone succeeded in getting several reviews deleted recently?

 

HostingBaba

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Jun 15, 2023

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• Monday at 6:16 PM

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if the client has not claimed their free employer profile yet do that first, flags sent from the verified employer account seem to get looked at a lot faster

 

ryanmcarter

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Aug 17, 2026

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• Yesterday at 10:35 AM

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If the reviews look like they're coming from the same person, keeping a record of the dates, repeated wording and any clear inconsistencies might help when reporting them. Just having several negative reviews probably won't be enough to prove they're fake.

 

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Alex Zakaife

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Oct 26, 2026

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• Yesterday at 10:37 AM

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document each review and report them through Glassdoor’s official process. If there’s a clear pattern across accounts, include the evidence and avoid replying emotionally, it can make things worse.

 

Robartson

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Jul 8, 2026

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• Yesterday at 11:22 AM

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Document each review and report it through Glassdoor’s official channels. If you spot a pattern across multiple accounts, compile the evidence and stay professional. Emotional responses can escalate the situation rather than resolve it.