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Hi,
I have tried different solutions in terms of fixing our trustpilot reviews, even gone as far as trying to make fake emails, but with this plus a vpn trustpilot quickly got the test review removed.

I have no idea exactly how, as we have over 1k unverified reviews, comming from customers but not giving out correct name, email or an order number and they stay just fine.

My question is what can we do in our case to get some reviews on the site that are unverified but will still pass the test from Trustpilot so it does not break their terms.

Let me know how we can approach this situation so we end up staying over the 4,3 threshold and keeping the green stars
 
Trustpilot is very strict, even years old genuine reviews get drop. I think they drop the reviews randomly
 
i'm not sure what kind of content you’re posting on trustpilot, but i think you should double-check to make sure it’s not too over-the-top compared to their guidelines. personally, i’m using static residential proxies from different countries, meaning each day i appear to be in a different location. i pair that with an antidetect browser like hidemyacc.
so far, i haven’t verified any accounts. i just create an account with email, post a review, and that’s it. and it’s been fine. sometimes, issues pop up like error messages or not receiving the verification code, usually when the proxy ip i’m using that day is already blacklisted by trustpilot. i don’t use a vpn for reviews.
 
i'm not sure what kind of content you’re posting on trustpilot, but i think you should double-check to make sure it’s not too over-the-top compared to their guidelines. personally, i’m using static residential proxies from different countries, meaning each day i appear to be in a different location. i pair that with an antidetect browser like hidemyacc.
so far, i haven’t verified any accounts. i just create an account with email, post a review, and that’s it. and it’s been fine. sometimes, issues pop up like error messages or not receiving the verification code, usually when the proxy ip i’m using that day is already blacklisted by trustpilot. i don’t use a vpn for reviews.
I do the same with dolphin anty too but using dynamic Ip no proxy but anyway 1/3 of them will be deleted.
 
Use an antidetect browser like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Gologin, etc., combined with residential proxies (rotating or static, both are fine, as long as they’re not low-quality)
 
The best option is to find real people to post reviews. There are many people who sell reviews on the forum. You can check out our service and see if we are a good fit.
 
Trustpilot is very strict, even years old genuine reviews get drop. I think they drop the reviews randomly
Not wrong about the strictness of TP.
The success rate of deindexing is about half of other platforms.

I don't know much about getting reviews added but from what I have heard from experts, the success rate on the adding side is well below industry standard of other platforms as well.
 
Use an antidetect browser like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Gologin, etc., combined with residential proxies (rotating or static, both are fine, as long as they’re not low-quality)
I tried but it doesn’t work always, any advices? What king of profile do you generate?
 
I tried but it doesn’t work always, any advices? What king of profile do you generate?
I use SimplyNode for proxies and Hidemyacc for antidetect. Before registering an account, I always search and read reviews on other sites first, then I start writing my own review.
 
Thanks for sharing a look at the Grok interface. It's always interesting to see these new AI models in action.

Could you add a bit more context to what you are demonstrating in the video? For example, what prompt did you give it, and what was your opinion of the output it generated?
 
I use SimplyNode for proxies and Hidemyacc for antidetect. Before registering an account, I always search and read reviews on other sites first, then I start writing my own review.
Hidemyacc doesn’t work at all, dolphin is better, anyway thank you for your advices
 
Hidemyacc doesn’t work at all, dolphin is better, anyway thank you for your advices
Ok, I get it, everyone’s experience is different, because everyone follows their own little method. Results won’t ever be the same, so maybe Hidemyacc didn’t click for you. For me though, it’s been working fine (like with that Trustpilot review run). I’ll still give Dolphin a try just to compare. In the end, we’re all just looking for what gets the job done, and antidetects are just tools. Plenty of choices out there :)
 
I use gologin with residential proxy (don't use low quality cheap one), warm up your TP accounts a couple of days before posting reviews and everything will be fine bro
 
  • IP & device tracking – VPNs, emulators, or reused devices get flagged instantly.
  • Patterns in emails/domains – disposable email services are auto-detected.
  • Engagement signals – a review from a “cold” account with no history is more suspicious than one from an active user.
  • Content signals – generic reviews or repetitive language often get auto-filtered.
 
I use gologin with residential proxy (don't use low quality cheap one), warm up your TP accounts a couple of days before posting reviews and everything will be fine bro
You mean create an account, and come back 3 days after to post the review ?
 
Before registering an account, I always search and read reviews on other sites first, then I start writing my own review.
You mean you search on other trustpilot pages before writing the review? Or do you collect cookies on other sites first?
 
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