How to post my own TrustPilot reviews?

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Hello,

I have been buying TrustPilot reviews from various vendors here for years and over time, 95% of those reviews are deleted, usually within days. I'm now looking to start doing it on my own. I would highly appreciate if you could give me some pointers or a link to a tutorial or something on how to post TrustPilot reviews that have high chances of not getting dropped.

Again thanks to anyone in the community that can help, I'm sure others will benefit too from any advice shared here.
 
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wildcarduser said:
Hello,

I have been buying TrustPilot reviews from various vendors here for years and over time, 95% of those reviews are deleted, usually within days. I'm now looking to start doing it on my own. I would highly appreciate if you could give me some pointers or a link to a tutorial or something on how to post TrustPilot reviews that have high chances of not getting dropped.

Again thanks to anyone in the community that can help, I'm sure others will benefit too from any advice shared here.
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Maybe making want to buy thread for personal trustpilot accounts would work
 
1. Find a profil that you know has a lot of bought reviews
2. Find out where they get the links from.
3. Get from that source.
 
  1. In your email invitation, click Rate Now.
  2. Under Review, your recent purchase, select the number of stars.
  3. Under Write review, share your experience then click Submit your review.
 
I apologize in advance if incase I am being straightforward and realistic.
wildcarduser said:
I have been buying TrustPilot reviews from various vendors here for years and over time, 95% of those reviews are deleted, usually within days.
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wildcarduser said:
how to post TrustPilot reviews that have high chances of not getting dropped.
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Alright, so you've been buying Trustpilot reviews from various providers and 95% are deleted within a few days.
If incase you have been buying from just 1 or 2 providers and their reviews drop (get deleted) within a few days, then we could feel that there is a quality issue with these 1 or 2 providers.
However, in your case, you have been buying Trustpilot reviews from MULTIPLE providers and having 95% of the reviews deleted within a few days.
This means that it requires atleast a basic level of analysis to be done. What is happening NOWADAYS, is that various platforms are beefing up their algorithms in order to detect in a more efficient manner, anything spammy in nature. So, since 95% (it's a high %) of MULTIPLE providers' reviews are getting deleted in a few days, this means that Trustpilot has beefed up their algorithms in a drastic manner. Please bear in mind, this is NOT what I am claiming. This is just a logical analysis based on your real experience.
However, it is nice that you are confident enough to counteract the currently drastically beefed up algorithms of Trustpilot.
In order to attempt the same on your own, you will have to go for certain resources, or rather be ready to buy (pay for) certain resources. You will have to go for a good anti-detect browser and you can know which is a good one for your needs by trying them yourself. A few of them are Multilogin, Gologin, DolphinAnty, Incogniton, Adspower, Kameleo, Link Sphere, Ghost Browser, Lalicat.
You would also need 4G mobile proxies : there are hundreds of sellers of 4G mobile proxies, at BHW marketplace.
Once you have these 2 resources, you will then have to "farm" each browser profile of the anti-detect browser, so that you do not appear to be a spammy person signing up for Trustpilot. Farming browser profiles of and anti-detect browser can be dome manually or through part or full automation.
Then, you will have to have suitable docs with you in order to verify each of the Trustpilot accounts, because a verified Trustpilot account is more trusted by the Trustpilot algorithms as compared to a non-verified Trustpilot account, especially (NOWADAYS) for reviews.
Next, you will have to always on an ongoing basis, keep "farming" each of these verified Trustpilot accounts, so that whenever any of these (verified) Trustpilot account posts a review, then it appears to the Trustpilot algorithms to less likely be a spammy review. Do note that the "farming" of each of these verified Trustpilot accounts on an ongoing basis, cannot be automated, it has to be done manually.
There you go ... You are now all set ... You can now, on your own try to post Trustpilot reviews in the CURRENTLY best possible manner, which again does NOT guarantee that all reviews will not drop. 1% may drop or even 99% may drop, no one knows. But, what you now do know, is the CURRENTLY best or good method of trying to post your Trustpilot reviews.
You will have to try it all on your own, as per what you have mentioned.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, another useful resource for the task, is lots of caffeine, which can be got from drinking coffee, while you burn the midnight oil.
 
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Trust WorkShop said:
I apologize in advance if incase I am being straightforward and realistic.


Alright, so you've been buying Trustpilot reviews from various providers and 95% are deleted within a few days.
If incase you have been buying from just 1 or 2 providers and their reviews drop (get deleted) within a few days, then we could feel that there is a quality issue with these 1 or 2 providers.
However, in your case, you have been buying Trustpilot reviews from MULTIPLE providers and having 95% of the reviews deleted within a few days.
This means that it requires atleast a basic level of analysis to be done. What is happening NOWADAYS, is that various platforms are beefing up their algorithms in order to detect in a more efficient manner, anything spammy in nature. So, since 95% (it's a high %) of MULTIPLE providers' reviews are getting deleted in a few days, this means that Trustpilot has beefed up their algorithms in a drastic manner. Please bear in mind, this is NOT what I am claiming. This is just a logical analysis based on your real experience.
However, it is nice that you are confident enough to counteract the currently drastically beefed up algorithms of Trustpilot.
In order to attempt the same on your own, you will have to go for certain resources, or rather be ready to buy (pay for) certain resources. You will have to go for a good anti-detect browser and you can know which is a good one for your needs by trying them yourself. A few of them are Multilogin, Gologin, DolphinAnty, Incogniton, Adspower, Kameleo, Link Sphere, Ghost Browser, Lalicat.
You would also need 4G mobile proxies : there are hundreds of sellers of 4G mobile proxies, at BHW marketplace.
Once you have these 2 resources, you will then have to "farm" each browser profile of the anti-detect browser, so that you do not appear to be a spammy person signing up for Trustpilot. Farming browser profiles of and anti-detect browser can be dome manually or through part or full automation.
Then, you will have to have suitable docs with you in order to verify each of the Trustpilot accounts, because a verified Trustpilot account is more trusted by the Trustpilot algorithms as compared to a non-verified Trustpilot account, especially (NOWADAYS) for reviews.
Next, you will have to always on an ongoing basis, keep "farming" each of these verified Trustpilot accounts, so that whenever any of these (verified) Trustpilot account posts a review, then it appears to the Trustpilot algorithms to less likely be a spammy review. Do note that the "farming" of each of these verified Trustpilot accounts on an ongoing basis, cannot be automated, it has to be done manually.
There you go ... You are now all set ... You can now, on your own try to post Trustpilot reviews in the CURRENTLY best possible manner, which again does NOT guarantee that all reviews will not drop. 1% may drop or even 99% may drop, no one knows. But, what you now do know, is the CURRENTLY best or good method of trying to post your Trustpilot reviews.
You will have to try it all on your own, as per what you have mentioned.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, another useful resource for the task, is lots of caffeine, which can be got from drinking coffee, while you burn the midnight oil.
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Judging by this massive block of text, I can certainly tell you're well-caffeinated :D . (Jokingly of course, solid info nonetheless).
 
If you take a fake review for trustpilot it's get removed today or tomorrow. That's why I suggest doing it yourself or trying to take from happy customers. Many people get a loss for fake reviews because fake gone dropped after a few days. I think you understand me.
 
Keep adding your own reviews or buy them for $1 from sellers who don't know what they are doing and you'll get hit with one of these soon:

pNKhcMH
 
Trust WorkShop said:
I apologize in advance if incase I am being straightforward and realistic.


Alright, so you've been buying Trustpilot reviews from various providers and 95% are deleted within a few days.
If incase you have been buying from just 1 or 2 providers and their reviews drop (get deleted) within a few days, then we could feel that there is a quality issue with these 1 or 2 providers.
However, in your case, you have been buying Trustpilot reviews from MULTIPLE providers and having 95% of the reviews deleted within a few days.
This means that it requires atleast a basic level of analysis to be done. What is happening NOWADAYS, is that various platforms are beefing up their algorithms in order to detect in a more efficient manner, anything spammy in nature. So, since 95% (it's a high %) of MULTIPLE providers' reviews are getting deleted in a few days, this means that Trustpilot has beefed up their algorithms in a drastic manner. Please bear in mind, this is NOT what I am claiming. This is just a logical analysis based on your real experience.
However, it is nice that you are confident enough to counteract the currently drastically beefed up algorithms of Trustpilot.
In order to attempt the same on your own, you will have to go for certain resources, or rather be ready to buy (pay for) certain resources. You will have to go for a good anti-detect browser and you can know which is a good one for your needs by trying them yourself. A few of them are Multilogin, Gologin, DolphinAnty, Incogniton, Adspower, Kameleo, Link Sphere, Ghost Browser, Lalicat.
You would also need 4G mobile proxies : there are hundreds of sellers of 4G mobile proxies, at BHW marketplace.
Once you have these 2 resources, you will then have to "farm" each browser profile of the anti-detect browser, so that you do not appear to be a spammy person signing up for Trustpilot. Farming browser profiles of and anti-detect browser can be dome manually or through part or full automation.
Then, you will have to have suitable docs with you in order to verify each of the Trustpilot accounts, because a verified Trustpilot account is more trusted by the Trustpilot algorithms as compared to a non-verified Trustpilot account, especially (NOWADAYS) for reviews.
Next, you will have to always on an ongoing basis, keep "farming" each of these verified Trustpilot accounts, so that whenever any of these (verified) Trustpilot account posts a review, then it appears to the Trustpilot algorithms to less likely be a spammy review. Do note that the "farming" of each of these verified Trustpilot accounts on an ongoing basis, cannot be automated, it has to be done manually.
There you go ... You are now all set ... You can now, on your own try to post Trustpilot reviews in the CURRENTLY best possible manner, which again does NOT guarantee that all reviews will not drop. 1% may drop or even 99% may drop, no one knows. But, what you now do know, is the CURRENTLY best or good method of trying to post your Trustpilot reviews.
You will have to try it all on your own, as per what you have mentioned.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, another useful resource for the task, is lots of caffeine, which can be got from drinking coffee, while you burn the midnight oil.
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Thank you very much for your detailed reply. I really appreciate it.

A couple of questions if you have some time.

How long would I need to rent a proxy for? I see that sellers rent them anywhere from 1 day to 1 month. Would I need to rent a proxy for several months in order to "farm" it? Should I continue to farm a proxy long after I have posted a review to make sure it sticks?

Also, you have recommended to use a 4G mobile proxy. Are those better for TrustPilot than residential proxies?

Do you recommend to use MultiLogin's auto-farming feature or should I do that manually?

Again, thanks a ton for all your help!!
 
Most of those cheap seller don't know what they are doing
So find someone that can provide you a good quality.
To do it yourself you will need a lot of trial and errors
Won't be easy and your reviews will won't even get approved to be removed
 
Salamouna said:
Most of those cheap seller don't know what they are doing
So find someone that can provide you a good quality.
To do it yourself you will need a lot of trial and errors
Won't be easy and your reviews will won't even get approved to be removed
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I have tried many people here who promised they can deliver and nobody did. Almost all reviews they posted were swiftly removed. So if you know somebody who is actually good at it please do let me know. Thank you.
 
wildcarduser said:
I have tried many people here who promised they can deliver and nobody did. Almost all reviews they posted were swiftly removed. So if you know somebody who is actually good at it please do let me know. Thank you.
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Maybe your listing got flagged already so it will be hard to make the reviews stick.
Better give it a rest for now.
 
wildcarduser said:
I have tried many people here who promised they can deliver and nobody did. Almost all reviews they posted were swiftly removed. So if you know somebody who is actually good at it please do let me know. Thank you.
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Buy from the seller who gives a guarantee of their reviews. Or post reviews yourself, first, you may face difficulty but over time you will know how to do it.
 
wildcarduser said:
Hello,

I have been buying TrustPilot reviews from various vendors here for years and over time, 95% of those reviews are deleted, usually within days. I'm now looking to start doing it on my own. I would highly appreciate if you could give me some pointers or a link to a tutorial or something on how to post TrustPilot reviews that have high chances of not getting dropped.

Again thanks to anyone in the community that can help, I'm sure others will benefit too from any advice shared here.
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Trust and transparency are crucial for online review platforms like Trustpilot. They rely on genuine feedback from real customers to maintain their integrity and provide accurate information to users. Manipulating reviews undermines the trust and reliability of such platforms, and it is generally considered unethical and potentially illegal in some jurisdictions.
 
Maybe you post too aggressive for the same thing in a short time so that Trust Pilot delete your reviews. If you want to make your product get more reviews, please make your behavior more real!
 
Trust WorkShop said:
I apologize in advance if incase I am being straightforward and realistic.


Alright, so you've been buying Trustpilot reviews from various providers and 95% are deleted within a few days.
If incase you have been buying from just 1 or 2 providers and their reviews drop (get deleted) within a few days, then we could feel that there is a quality issue with these 1 or 2 providers.
However, in your case, you have been buying Trustpilot reviews from MULTIPLE providers and having 95% of the reviews deleted within a few days.
This means that it requires atleast a basic level of analysis to be done. What is happening NOWADAYS, is that various platforms are beefing up their algorithms in order to detect in a more efficient manner, anything spammy in nature. So, since 95% (it's a high %) of MULTIPLE providers' reviews are getting deleted in a few days, this means that Trustpilot has beefed up their algorithms in a drastic manner. Please bear in mind, this is NOT what I am claiming. This is just a logical analysis based on your real experience.
However, it is nice that you are confident enough to counteract the currently drastically beefed up algorithms of Trustpilot.
In order to attempt the same on your own, you will have to go for certain resources, or rather be ready to buy (pay for) certain resources. You will have to go for a good anti-detect browser and you can know which is a good one for your needs by trying them yourself. A few of them are Multilogin, Gologin, DolphinAnty, Incogniton, Adspower, Kameleo, Link Sphere, Ghost Browser, Lalicat.
You would also need 4G mobile proxies : there are hundreds of sellers of 4G mobile proxies, at BHW marketplace.
Once you have these 2 resources, you will then have to "farm" each browser profile of the anti-detect browser, so that you do not appear to be a spammy person signing up for Trustpilot. Farming browser profiles of and anti-detect browser can be dome manually or through part or full automation.
Then, you will have to have suitable docs with you in order to verify each of the Trustpilot accounts, because a verified Trustpilot account is more trusted by the Trustpilot algorithms as compared to a non-verified Trustpilot account, especially (NOWADAYS) for reviews.
Next, you will have to always on an ongoing basis, keep "farming" each of these verified Trustpilot accounts, so that whenever any of these (verified) Trustpilot account posts a review, then it appears to the Trustpilot algorithms to less likely be a spammy review. Do note that the "farming" of each of these verified Trustpilot accounts on an ongoing basis, cannot be automated, it has to be done manually.
There you go ... You are now all set ... You can now, on your own try to post Trustpilot reviews in the CURRENTLY best possible manner, which again does NOT guarantee that all reviews will not drop. 1% may drop or even 99% may drop, no one knows. But, what you now do know, is the CURRENTLY best or good method of trying to post your Trustpilot reviews.
You will have to try it all on your own, as per what you have mentioned.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, another useful resource for the task, is lots of caffeine, which can be got from drinking coffee, while you burn the midnight oil.
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thanks
 
Trust WorkShop said:
I apologize in advance if incase I am being straightforward and realistic.


Alright, so you've been buying Trustpilot reviews from various providers and 95% are deleted within a few days.
If incase you have been buying from just 1 or 2 providers and their reviews drop (get deleted) within a few days, then we could feel that there is a quality issue with these 1 or 2 providers.
However, in your case, you have been buying Trustpilot reviews from MULTIPLE providers and having 95% of the reviews deleted within a few days.
This means that it requires atleast a basic level of analysis to be done. What is happening NOWADAYS, is that various platforms are beefing up their algorithms in order to detect in a more efficient manner, anything spammy in nature. So, since 95% (it's a high %) of MULTIPLE providers' reviews are getting deleted in a few days, this means that Trustpilot has beefed up their algorithms in a drastic manner. Please bear in mind, this is NOT what I am claiming. This is just a logical analysis based on your real experience.
However, it is nice that you are confident enough to counteract the currently drastically beefed up algorithms of Trustpilot.
In order to attempt the same on your own, you will have to go for certain resources, or rather be ready to buy (pay for) certain resources. You will have to go for a good anti-detect browser and you can know which is a good one for your needs by trying them yourself. A few of them are Multilogin, Gologin, DolphinAnty, Incogniton, Adspower, Kameleo, Link Sphere, Ghost Browser, Lalicat.
You would also need 4G mobile proxies : there are hundreds of sellers of 4G mobile proxies, at BHW marketplace.
Once you have these 2 resources, you will then have to "farm" each browser profile of the anti-detect browser, so that you do not appear to be a spammy person signing up for Trustpilot. Farming browser profiles of and anti-detect browser can be dome manually or through part or full automation.
Then, you will have to have suitable docs with you in order to verify each of the Trustpilot accounts, because a verified Trustpilot account is more trusted by the Trustpilot algorithms as compared to a non-verified Trustpilot account, especially (NOWADAYS) for reviews.
Next, you will have to always on an ongoing basis, keep "farming" each of these verified Trustpilot accounts, so that whenever any of these (verified) Trustpilot account posts a review, then it appears to the Trustpilot algorithms to less likely be a spammy review. Do note that the "farming" of each of these verified Trustpilot accounts on an ongoing basis, cannot be automated, it has to be done manually.
There you go ... You are now all set ... You can now, on your own try to post Trustpilot reviews in the CURRENTLY best possible manner, which again does NOT guarantee that all reviews will not drop. 1% may drop or even 99% may drop, no one knows. But, what you now do know, is the CURRENTLY best or good method of trying to post your Trustpilot reviews.
You will have to try it all on your own, as per what you have mentioned.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, another useful resource for the task, is lots of caffeine, which can be got from drinking coffee, while you burn the midnight oil.
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this process seems to be the best way to keep active review accounts across multiple platforms, would be nice to find some sellers that use similar techniques and can guarantee quality
 
With all the correct prerequisites in place it shouldn't be that difficult when you're doing it for yourself. Just try to look as natural as possible. In a different browser look on trust pilot for companies in a near by area, ideally unclaimed profile with lots of reviews or a company so big they wouldn't notice you to reply. Make a list of 2 or 3 of them. Then when you sign up with your review account, naturally search for the first company on the list and leave them a real looking review. The next day do the same for the next company. Next day review your profile. Leave it a few days. Then review number 3 on the list. Doing something like this should ensure you appear like a normal user. If you use this approach don't use the same companies all the time. Find new ones every time.

The problem with buying reviews is that even if they follow all the proxy requirements, they're leaving reviews for so many random pages that something is bound to be picked up eventually and from what I've noticed once a review gets deleted then every review on that account drops as well.
 
Nobody can stricj the reviews on trustpilot if he/she use same devices. As you know last 2 years trustpilot is very much smarter they can track the fake reviews easily. Also they said the review has been flagged for violations and write too many reviews from the same deivce. So I would suggest you if you decide to write your own review it;s risky. If you manage some real user you can get the strick reviews. Otherwise you need to take some maltiples device to write fake reviews on trustpilot. But this is not so easy.
 
Risky and waste of time if trustpilot can trace you. all of your reviews going to removed if you write from same device. So as you want to write your own, I should suggest you to create maltipales devices with Dedicated IP.
 
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