Trustpilot reviews keep getting removed.

Trustpilot heavily filters for authenticity; fake or incentivized reviews are almost always removed. The only reliable method is posting genuine reviews from real users with verified experiences—anything else risks deletion regardless of proxies or tools.
 
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111222Hot said:
Trustpilot heavily filters for authenticity; fake or incentivized reviews are almost always removed. The only reliable method is posting genuine reviews from real users with verified experiences—anything else risks deletion regardless of proxies or tools.
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You are wrong. Some people can leave fake reviews stably, but they are unwilling to tell me.
 
111222Hot said:
Trustpilot heavily filters for authenticity; fake or incentivized reviews are almost always removed. The only reliable method is posting genuine reviews from real users with verified experiences—anything else risks deletion regardless of proxies or tools.
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They do and they do not do, depends on the goal, deletion is part of the total tactic, it just has to be done cost efficient.
 
babababa said:
You are wrong. Some people can leave fake reviews stably, but they are unwilling to tell me.
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Yes, I know how pretty well, if someone gets a 50-75% retention rate,, theyre doing very well, everyone who says 100% sticky is full of shit, including many on this forum, and they make it difficult to do business with, they overpromise on something they cant deliver and then it shows they are only middlemen which are looking to be resellers "max price per review 1usd" , clowns, the whole bunch, to get an Australian Gmail account opened costs more vurtual sim funds than that. A decent Multilogin subscription will cost 100-300USD per month, thats before residential proxies, and ML proxies are massively, massively bad, they should honestly not offer them, they have other things which I can do better with a NodeJS script, but overall, theyre pretty solid, but many, many little tribal knowledge detailsare to be learned that often go beyond their documentation. Their support team is some of the best technically versed I have ever seen in any industry.
ML and my proxy provider CONSULT with me on technical matters, their owners etc, so you can take that as evidence I know what I am talking about.
I have been doing this for years for difficult industries, so, it is my business, now why would you expect anyone to give you the knowledge for free?

You want just a couple questions you need to know the answers to the T, else it is bound to fail?

- How do you create an email account Gmail on a Antidetect + proxy profile that will remain accessible?
- How do you fake TCP MTU data?
- Which screen resolution would you pick on an Antidetect profile and why?
- Residential mobile or PC proxy? Sticky sessions or rotating? Can you be sure the next session will not be from New York if your previous session a minute ago was from LA?
- Do your proxies leak? What do they leak?
- Would you fake hardware concurrency and why?
- Which UA string to use? (This is so much more complicated than people think)
- Enable Canvas, webrtc etc or disable or provide faked noise values?
- How do you fake navigator and GPU?
- How do you avoid getting tracked with tracking pixels?

Yes, I was educated in IT and worked in the fields, let me tell you, this takes deep knowledge and cannot be explained in 5 minutes, anyone who does not know to answer all of the above questions in depth has not a chance in hell to offer a review content delivery service, its DOA.


If I have clients, I do not even tell them how I do it, heck, if I have someone helping on projects, I only tell them as much they need to know.
 
sogok said:
Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Use that country whixh are not known to scam, i mean use good country ip
 
reviewFixer said:
Yes, I know how pretty well, if someone gets a 50-75% retention rate,, theyre doing very well, everyone who says 100% sticky is full of shit, including many on this forum, and they make it difficult to do business with, they overpromise on something they cant deliver and then it shows they are only middlemen which are looking to be resellers "max price per review 1usd" , clowns, the whole bunch, to get an Australian Gmail account opened costs more vurtual sim funds than that. A decent Multilogin subscription will cost 100-300USD per month, thats before residential proxies, and ML proxies are massively, massively bad, they should honestly not offer them, they have other things which I can do better with a NodeJS script, but overall, theyre pretty solid, but many, many little tribal knowledge detailsare to be learned that often go beyond their documentation. Their support team is some of the best technically versed I have ever seen in any industry.
ML and my proxy provider CONSULT with me on technical matters, their owners etc, so you can take that as evidence I know what I am talking about.
I have been doing this for years for difficult industries, so, it is my business, now why would you expect anyone to give you the knowledge for free?

You want just a couple questions you need to know the answers to the T, else it is bound to fail?

- How do you create an email account Gmail on a Antidetect + proxy profile that will remain accessible?
- How do you fake TCP MTU data?
- Which screen resolution would you pick on an Antidetect profile and why?
- Residential mobile or PC proxy? Sticky sessions or rotating? Can you be sure the next session will not be from New York if your previous session a minute ago was from LA?
- Do your proxies leak? What do they leak?
- Would you fake hardware concurrency and why?
- Which UA string to use? (This is so much more complicated than people think)
- Enable Canvas, webrtc etc or disable or provide faked noise values?
- How do you fake navigator and GPU?
- How do you avoid getting tracked with tracking pixels?

Yes, I was educated in IT and worked in the fields, let me tell you, this takes deep knowledge and cannot be explained in 5 minutes, anyone who does not know to answer all of the above questions in depth has not a chance in hell to offer a review content delivery service, its DOA.


If I have clients, I do not even tell them how I do it, heck, if I have someone helping on projects, I only tell them as much they need to know.
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Yes, thank you for your reply. I've also paid for technology before, and before I bought it, they were all sold with so-called 100% stickiness. But the actual results were basically delete! So I've been looking for stable technology. I know the success rate can't be 100%, but the evaluation should be at least above 90%. That's what we call stable technology. Do you have such technology that you can sell to me?
 
babababa said:
Yes, thank you for your reply. I've also paid for technology before, and before I bought it, they were all sold with so-called 100% stickiness. But the actual results were basically delete! So I've been looking for stable technology. I know the success rate can't be 100%, but the evaluation should be at least above 90%. That's what we call stable technology. Do you have such technology that you can sell to me?
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That work on my case
 
sogok said:
Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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honestly, trustpilot is really strict about review authenticity. even with proxies, anti-detect browsers, or warm accounts, if they detect anything that looks unnatural or fake, the review gets removed. the safest way is to post genuine experiences from real accounts without repeating the same patterns, keep the language natural, and avoid using multiple accounts for the same business. there’s no guaranteed shortcut—consistency and authenticity matter most.
 
I'm fairly new to this forum, and I came across this topic while researching a few things about SEO. While I'm not entirely sure, everyone so far has mentioned ways to avoid leaving a footprint, but perhaps Trustpilot wants you to leave a footprint so it can determine whether you're a real person. If it detects any unusual activity—such as using a proxy, a new device, or a new account—when you avoid leaving a footprint, it might flag it as fake and delete it.
 
Usually, they ask for proof that you’ve actually used the service you reviewed. They send an email with the requirements. You just need to provide a screenshot, invoice, or anything else that can confirm your use of the service, and they should restore the review.
 
sogok said:
Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Thanks for sharing, I'll test this.

Thanks for sharing, I'll test this.
sogok said:
Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Thanks for sharing, I'll test this.
 
Trustpilot’s system is extremely sensitive, and it seems like you’re running into fingerprint and behavior detection rather than just proxies. Focus on using completely fresh devices with unique IPs, avoid repeating patterns, and space out reviews naturally. Even then, some accounts may never stick due to internal filters.
 
sogok said:
Hi, I’ve been trying to post reviews on Trustpilot, but they always end up being removed. I’ve attempted over 100 reviews in various ways, but only 5 have stuck.

Does anyone know a good method to get reviews approved? I’m not sure why my reviews keep getting removed. I’ve tried using different approaches, anti-detect browsers like AdsPower, Multilogin, Dolphin, etc. I’ve also tried dozens of proxies (residential, mobile 4G, dedicated), different texts, and warm accounts, but nothing seems to work.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Trustpilot removes reviews that don’t meet their rules. Stick to genuine, detailed experiences, avoid promo/duplicate text, and use real verified accounts. If unsure, check their guidelines or contact support.
 
Can anyone share smm panel names that actually work for TP and reviews stick, Even if they are a bit pricey
 
Your fingerprint is most likely getting flagged, it’ll be pretty hard to determine where exactly your configuration is leaking but TP is pretty stingy when it comes to placing reviews from weak accounts.
 
After many attempts using different methods, I’ve come to the conclusion that the issue is with the TP page, possibly because it’s new or recently created. My accounts are able to review other business TP pages, but on mine (which is about 3 months old), every review keeps getting removed. At the moment, it has zero reviews.
 
sogok said:
After many attempts using different methods, I’ve come to the conclusion that the issue is with the TP page, possibly because it’s new or recently created. My accounts are able to review other business TP pages, but on mine (which is about 3 months old), every review keeps getting removed. At the moment, it has zero reviews.
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I have the same issue on the old page (3 years or more). Their system is way too sophisticated, and I think its been just updated and became even more powerful.

Anyone still able to provide sticky TP review service?
 
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