Using 20 different labtops at Walmart for Reviews?

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I am in USA.
I have 20 different labtops.
Can I use these using Walmart Wifi to setup different accounts for Yelp and Google and leave reviews that stick?

If I do this will I need a VPN?

I want to maximize my 20 labtops and make accounts on sites such as Facebook, Yelp, Google, and Nextdoor but want to do it the Best way possible

Advice appreciated thanks!
 
In short, no. Nothing in your plan will work.

  • The laptops will be used for 1 review only, and then hardware data saved if you don't spoof it.
  • Walmart wifi does not work.
  • VPNs do not work.
 
In short, no. Nothing in your plan will work.

  • The laptops will be used for 1 review only, and then hardware data saved if you don't spoof it.
  • Walmart wifi does not work.
  • VPNs do not work.
Does that mean the labtops are good for 1 solid review each labtop?
 
Does that mean the labtops are good for 1 solid review each labtop?
Straight up, this strategy is a risky play, mate. Even with 20 laptops, platforms like Yelp and Google are way smarter than just IP tracking. They've got algorithms that check for behavioral patterns, device IDs, and other footprint factors.
 
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Straight up, this strategy is a risky play, mate. Even with 20 laptops, platforms like Yelp and Google are way smarter than just IP tracking. They've got algorithms that check for behavioral patterns, device IDs, and other footprint factors.
I’ve tried reaching out to users on here who do Yelp reviews. They’re all just ‘ok’ and don’t stick.

Any recommendations on here for someone who actually does a solid stick job for Yelp reviews?
 
We neee to make it more random
So we have to add some smartphone too
 
I’ve tried reaching out to users on here who do Yelp reviews. They’re all just ‘ok’ and don’t stick.

Any recommendations on here for someone who actually does a solid stick job for Yelp reviews?
Fighting fake reviews is a short-term game with long-term consequences. Platforms like Yelp are tough on this. If you want to achieve genuine popularity on Yelp or any other platform, focus on providing quality services or products. It's slower, but it's sustainable and won't land you in hot water. As for "hiring" reviewers, the real customer experience will always outweigh the manufactured one. Think about the long term game, not quick wins.
 
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LOL....doable... its an uphill battle. I love the determination though. Propz. Think about how much footprints each laptop will leak when you accidentally connect them all under the same IP address in the future. Its just too much work and time...
 
Or maybe get some laptops on credit, use them for your reviews and return and refund.
 
This reminds me of back in the day where I would drive from free wifi to free wife spot to place ads on CL.

That worked great until about 2011 or so but this is not 2011.
 
Thanks for the input all.

Is this bhw seller legit or is this stuff too good to be true?

https://www.blackhatworld.com/media/2-png.1597/
 
There's a thread here from years ago I think would point you in the right direction. I'm sure it would take me longer than I'd like to find it, but it involved giving customers a discount to leave feedback.10% off or something.

You would have to build your own feedback page, and when a customer rates everything 4+ stars, prompt them to leave a review on Yelp. Anything lower, just thank them for their feedback. I can't speak to it's effectiveness since I never tried it, but it's a strategy I've seen mobile apps use pretty frequently.

This reminds me of back in the day where I would drive from free wifi to free wife spot to place ads on CL.
Damn, this brought back some memories.
 
Mostly everyone here is guessing. But, the best advice is to provide a quality of service and ask a customer to leave a review. You can incentivize with a discount or gifts. However, here's my take on your strategy:

Yes, having different laptops can work depending on the quality of email, the overall warming of the account, and how consistent you are with leaving human-like behavior over a month-to-month time period. Walmart Wifi has been used thousands of time(s) per day, with a wide array of usage. Therefore, Walmart wifi is not an issue. Based on my experience, a real Wi-Fi connection from a REAL device where Google knows where you are located is far better than proxies and VPN(s).

Review providers here love putting proxies on a pedestal, but most of their reviews are still being deleted and hidden by Google even with 4G-5G mobile proxies. So you have to wonder WHY EXACTLY? Because Google is factoring other account-level behaviors. Therefore, proxies or VPNs are not a core issue.

I've left reviews with proxies and VPNs turned on with my personal account and several other Gmail accounts (where reviews are LIVE by the way). To achieve this, it requires an unprecedented amount of human behavior on a real device. Quite honestly, it may not be worth the hassle, but there is a way to farm it.

But, just remember: any strategy that you come up with that requires a real device on a real IP address with real human behavior is better than 99.99% of what these fake review providers are doing. Take that into consideration and ignore them because none of what they are ACTUALLY DOING WORKS.

So, they are ALL full of shit.

Most of their reviews are being hidden simply because they do not control the quality of their emails, are heavily reliant on 3rd parties to purchase these emails and are spamming across the globe. Google knows these are not users that are valuable to their platform.
 
Yes, use a VPN to hide your IP address without being detected.
 
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