In Trustpilot, the platform (Trustpilot) ALWAYS provides the opportunity for a Trustpilot business account (claimed account), to flag reviews if any reviews are not based on a genuine experience.
Alright, so now let us assume that a business or a website abcdefg dot com is in reality a scammy (scamming) bussiness that cheats people and let us assume this abcdefg dot com has a (claimed) Trustpilot business account.
So, since abcdefg dot com is a scam and cheating people, there would very obviously be lots of negative reviews which are legit negative reviews, and since the people who have posted their legit negative reviews, have proof of usage or proof of purchase in relation to this abcdefg dot com, hence the Trustpilot business account of this abcdefg dot com, will NOT be able to flag any of these negative reviews, because these negative reviews are based on genuine experience for which the people who have posted their legit reviews DO HAVE proof of usage or proof of purchase in relation to this abcdefg dot com
Therefore, the negaive reviews in Trustpilot for abcdefg dot com will be many and such a Trustpilot business account by default gets triggered as a "sensitve" or "suspicious" Trustpilot business account by the algorithms of Trustpilot and then the algorithms of Trustpilot would then keep removing almost all the positive reviews that get posted in such a Trustpilot business account.
Therefore, if a Trustpilot business account has lots of negative reviews, which the Trustpilot business account owner is unable to flag AND such negative reviews are many, then almost all subsequent postive reviews for such a Trustpilot business account, will by default get removed (removed soon after going live), NO MATTER if they are "high quality" reviews or whatever, because such a Trustpilot business account gets moved into the "suspicious account" bucket of Trustpilot's algorithms.
I am waiting now for anyone to refute the above and I will then prove that the above mentioned fact is 100% true in nature.
