Hello community, I am looking to gain some knowledge from some of the more experienced members on how I can do multiple trust pilot reviews from separate email addresses. Basically I am looking to grow a trustpilot page on an average of 3-5 review a day. It worked for a little while but trustpilot keeps flagging them for compliance failure recently. I have tried a proxi to use a different ip but still got flagged. Anyone have any ideas on how I can bypass this?
How to do multiple trustpilot reviews
- Thread starter Tes
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The page location is in Uk so is the Ip address. As there are not many email providers that allow you to create email addresses without a phone number attached, I am wondering if they are not flagged by noticing the same phone number associated to the email address...
Danielharper
Newbie
- Mar 6, 2019
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I can help with this one - I used to work at Trustpilot.
They have a complex algorithm that looks at various factors in your review, assigns a probability that it is fake
Things to cosider
- They have software that analyses your screen size - use an add on to Tor called Canvas - this blocks TP from being able to read your screen size / model number ( or you can just use the browser in a window that is not maximised so it can't tell your screen size)
- IP address - an obvious one - use VPN/Tor
- Country of IP address should match where you're purchasing from
- Is it your first review with that email - leave elswhere
- Have you triggered the review from a purchase in your store ?- you should do so, looks more real
There's probably more but thats all that comes to mind for now
They have a complex algorithm that looks at various factors in your review, assigns a probability that it is fake
Things to cosider
- They have software that analyses your screen size - use an add on to Tor called Canvas - this blocks TP from being able to read your screen size / model number ( or you can just use the browser in a window that is not maximised so it can't tell your screen size)
- IP address - an obvious one - use VPN/Tor
- Country of IP address should match where you're purchasing from
- Is it your first review with that email - leave elswhere
- Have you triggered the review from a purchase in your store ?- you should do so, looks more real
There's probably more but thats all that comes to mind for now
Danielharper
Newbie
- Mar 6, 2019
- 35
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Just to add to this you need to leave 'some finger prints' - a real review obviously has real finger prints. you just need to mix it up randomly
Neptune's Kiss
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- May 30, 2018
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I use Multilogin for this type of thing. Great features but it ain't cheap.
starki
Senior Member
- Jul 17, 2012
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Daniel mentioned a few important points. From my experience, Trust Pilot is a really tough one, they are A LOT better spotting fake reviews than e.g. Google. Especially without a fake or real purchase, prepare for the worst. They tend not to moderate immediately, often reviews get killed after weeks, but all fake ones at once.
