From my experience, Google is getting way more aggressive about detecting anything that looks unnatural. Even if a review sticks for a few weeks or months, Google can still remove it later once their filters flag it. So yeah—buying Google reviews is generally a bad idea, not just on this platform but anywhere. It’s against Google’s policies, and their algo is pretty good at spotting patterns like similar IPs, wording styles, or accounts with no real activity.
I’ve seen people on BHW claim theirs “stick for years,” but honestly, it’s hit or miss. Some might last longer if they’re coming from aged or active accounts, but there’s never a guarantee. Plus, if Google ever does a sweep, even the “good” ones can vanish overnight.
If you really want reviews that stick, the only reliable (and safest) approach is getting real customers to leave them. Incentivizing happy clients or improving follow-up processes tends to work better long-term than anything artificial.