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What types of gmail accounts should use to post a Google review using anti-detect browser?
Need suggestion about Google review
- Thread starter digirunner
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Joshuabrand
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- Jul 29, 2025
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Hey
When posting Google reviews using an anti-detect browser, the type of Gmail accounts you use can make a big difference in whether the reviews stick or get flagged. Here's a breakdown of what to look for:
Fallon Desi1
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- Mar 27, 2025
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1 Aged Gmail Accounts (6+ months, ideally 1+ year):
2 Verified Gmail Accounts (Phone-Verified Accounts – PVA):
3 Accounts with Activity History:
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Note my words, how hard you try if google has to take them down, they will. Right now, best is to get them from local (or local guide) accounts. Do not push much or else your listing will be removed.
- Jul 16, 2025
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Thanks for your advice. Local guide accounts are my priority at anytime.
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I am interested to apply your method. I hope it will work.
Poralphill
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- Aug 3, 2025
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Hey, fresh Gmail accounts with unique phone numbers and varied IPs via an anti-detect browser like AdsPower are a solid start to post Google reviews safely. Rotating proxies can boost that disguise, keeping detection at bay. Have you tested different regions for your account setups yet?
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Can you share with me any edu domain that's are working on Google?
Papa Mexicana
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buy or make gmail accounts with verification, warm them up, for each account use diffrent profile in anti detect browser, like gologin or ads
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Thanks for your suggestions.
farahohhhhh
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- May 5, 2025
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so you’re just like me. i also use edu emails + proxy + hidemyacc for reviews. edu emails are even cheaper than regular ones.
AdSavvy
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great question. for Google reviews i’d say focus on getting real customers to leave honest reviews after good experience, make sure each review mentions your service and location so it looks natural, respond to all reviews (good or bad) to show you care, and keep the review count growing slowly rather than asking too many at once. over time this builds trust and helps your local visibility.
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You can use any types of Gmail accounts new or aged dosent matter actually. but they must need to warmed by real cookies and fingerpint. after that start write the reviews and see the result. many of them use EDU and domain mails for write reviews. But it's allow you only 1/2 review to get live. but real warmed gmail can write many reviews as much as you need.
PolicyofTruth
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- Apr 23, 2025
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If you are using an anti-detect browser to create new google accounts to post reviews with you are going to have a lot of them drop off. Google flags these accounts for "unusual activity" and you can get locked out unless you have access to the phone number you used to verify.
Aged google accounts with history of reviews, logins to other sites using the google SSO, saved favorites in maps, etc. The higher the local guide ranking the better, have a profile picture, etc.
Aged google accounts with history of reviews, logins to other sites using the google SSO, saved favorites in maps, etc. The higher the local guide ranking the better, have a profile picture, etc.