BeneficentDeneeksh
Junior Member
- Apr 10, 2025
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One thing I always do before posting a review on Trustpilot is checking the proxy first. If the proxy is really bad, when I add it into the antidetect browser I’m using, Hidemyacc, it’ll just show “can’t connect to proxy server”, that part is obvious.
But sometimes the proxy connects fine, shows an IP and country, and still causes issues. In that case, I’ll usually check it again on a few proxy-check sites. The score is just for reference, but from my experience, if it’s under 50, almost every account using that proxy gets blocked at the account creation step. And even if the account is created, the review often gets rejected anyway.
Honestly, I think the proxy alone decides about 80% of whether a review goes through or not. And yeah, Trustpilot clearly prefers verified accounts now, so there’s no guarantee a review will stay there forever. Still, having a review go live is better than nothing.
But sometimes the proxy connects fine, shows an IP and country, and still causes issues. In that case, I’ll usually check it again on a few proxy-check sites. The score is just for reference, but from my experience, if it’s under 50, almost every account using that proxy gets blocked at the account creation step. And even if the account is created, the review often gets rejected anyway.
Honestly, I think the proxy alone decides about 80% of whether a review goes through or not. And yeah, Trustpilot clearly prefers verified accounts now, so there’s no guarantee a review will stay there forever. Still, having a review go live is better than nothing.
