¿¿How to get sticky trustpilot reviews??

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I have an excel with hundreds if not thousands of trustpilot accounts with past activity and some age,
dating back between 2010 and 2023.

Someone recommended me selling reviews or selling account bundles to monetize it.
So i'd like to know how to post reviews from those accounts and prevent them from being deleted.
¿Using an antidetect browser? Maybe an VPN?

I'd appreciate it if anyone knows!!!
 
I don’t have any old Trustpilot accounts tbh, I just register new ones daily lol. But since most of my reviews surprisingly haven’t been taken down (or like... only a tiny tiny few got removed lol), here’s what’s been working for me:
  1. I don’t use VPN. From what I’ve seen, Trustpilot doesn’t just check your IP. So instead, I use proxies to control geo location and also switch between IPv4 and IPv6 depending on the account. Feels more flexible.
  2. I use antidetect. Every account has its own profile, with its own proxy and email. Right now I’m using Hidemyacc for browser isolation. For proxies, I mix between SimplyNode and FlashProxy. You can try other combos too, see what works best for you.
Also, yeah, don’t just log in and post the review right away. Warm the account up a little first. Browse, click around, maybe like a review or two. Just look human. That’s been helping me a lot so far.
 
I don’t have any old Trustpilot accounts tbh, I just register new ones daily lol. But since most of my reviews surprisingly haven’t been taken down (or like... only a tiny tiny few got removed lol), here’s what’s been working for me:
  1. I don’t use VPN. From what I’ve seen, Trustpilot doesn’t just check your IP. So instead, I use proxies to control geo location and also switch between IPv4 and IPv6 depending on the account. Feels more flexible.
  2. I use antidetect. Every account has its own profile, with its own proxy and email. Right now I’m using Hidemyacc for browser isolation. For proxies, I mix between SimplyNode and FlashProxy. You can try other combos too, see what works best for you.
Also, yeah, don’t just log in and post the review right away. Warm the account up a little first. Browse, click around, maybe like a review or two. Just look human. That’s been helping me a lot so far.
Nice to know its working for u!
I will try for sure, thanks for ur comment! GL
 
Yeah, people usually use anti-detect browsers + long-term static proxies/VPNs to avoid detection. But honestly, Trustpilot has strong systems now – even with that setup, accounts can still get flagged or reviews removed. Because we found that even real people leave reviews, some are still taken down, about 2 of 10. So be careful about the clean network and work as a human.
 
I don’t have any old Trustpilot accounts tbh, I just register new ones daily lol. But since most of my reviews surprisingly haven’t been taken down (or like... only a tiny tiny few got removed lol), here’s what’s been working for me:
  1. I don’t use VPN. From what I’ve seen, Trustpilot doesn’t just check your IP. So instead, I use proxies to control geo location and also switch between IPv4 and IPv6 depending on the account. Feels more flexible.
  2. I use antidetect. Every account has its own profile, with its own proxy and email. Right now I’m using Hidemyacc for browser isolation. For proxies, I mix between SimplyNode and FlashProxy. You can try other combos too, see what works best for you.
Also, yeah, don’t just log in and post the review right away. Warm the account up a little first. Browse, click around, maybe like a review or two. Just look human. That’s been helping me a lot so far.
Thank you, do you change fingerprint by changing webgl, canvas etc? ( noise) Which one temporary email do you use?
 
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