alphaletter123
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- Aug 28, 2013
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Has anyone successfully used any method or tools to warm up Gmail accounts that allow these accounts to leave Google reviews?
Warming Up Gmail Accounts for Reviews
- Thread starter alphaletter123
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- Nov 18, 2022
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Nowadays, the chances of Google reviews dropping (getting removed) are the same in both new Google accounts and aged Google accounts with history.
masterb453
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- Dec 19, 2025
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Yes it's true because so many of my reviews got drop both the old and new account
- Aug 28, 2025
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The chances are about 50/50. Google strictly filters reviews and actively fights against manipulation. But it’s still possible.
We use real accounts for this. For example, we go to freelance marketplaces and post a task offering $5 for leaving a review.
After that, freelancers contact us and leave the review we need from their accounts, which usually look legitimate. At the moment, this method tends to work better than most other options.
We use real accounts for this. For example, we go to freelance marketplaces and post a task offering $5 for leaving a review.
After that, freelancers contact us and leave the review we need from their accounts, which usually look legitimate. At the moment, this method tends to work better than most other options.
- Feb 28, 2019
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Google considers all the activity of the email, particularly location history. If you use Google maps for directions in a city, your reviews will have higher chances to survive.
Akash_molla
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Most of the warmed accounts still can’t post reviews, Google flags them fast now.
sowrav_digi
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- Apr 10, 2021
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anyone has any method which can be useful for google map reviews thats stick.. not drop faster. nowadays reviews are live but dropped within 2-3 days.