Trustpilot

You go to the trouble of writing an honest review on a company, And Trustpilot don't like it, And remove your review.
So what is the point of using Trustpilot. There is'nt.
Trustpilot don't respect freedom of speech. Or your personal opinion... I've written 2 honest reviews on a certain dating site, And they've removed both... Kinda makes you think that some companies are paying them to remove certain negative but honest reviews...

You know it's a terrible site when they have their own page full of fake 5 star reviews all saying how superb Trustpilot is. 208,000 rate it great apparently. Yeah sure. Isn't that a conflict of interest them having their own page on there anyway?

They removed 1 of my review as it was critical and they told me their software had picked up it was suspicious and therefore removed it but allowedmy other 2 reviews to stay up, surely you should keep all up or none? You can't pick and choose. They do as they like

...until I had an experience with an actual scam website - MBenzGram.com. Trustpilot picked up on them posting a bunch of fake reviews, where they have a 2.2 star average and a warning label. On SiteJabber, the scam website has 4.35 stars and tons and tons of fake reviews that there seems to be no way to report or have taken down. Now I realize that TrustPilot is better.

Indirectly helping scammer company
For removing negative review about those company even if they provide them documents emails and photos
They don't reply do you complain at all so don't waste your time right negative review for anything on trustpilot

Trustpilot is a great website where people can share their experiences and opinions about businesses. It's easy to use and has a fair review system. Trustpilot verifies all reviews to make sure they're real and unbiased. The platform also allows businesses to respond to reviews and engage with customers directly. Trustpilot is a valuable tool for anyone looking for reliable information about products and services.

I tried to write a critical review of SurveyJunkie, which currently sits at 4.5 stars on Trustpilot. Normally, my review would be live within minutes. But, this time, Trustpilot dragged its feet and wouldn't allow the one-star rating of Survey Junkie on its website. I didn't violate any of its guidelines. It's obvious that Trustpilot has a working relationship with Junkie which only allows positive ratings. Pay-to-play.

I've written positive reviews and negative reviews. On 3 occasions now, both positive and negative have been removed (You don't get a say, it just gets removed) despite me sending in documentation to prove I'm not fake! Not only that, they refuse to answer emails and perish the thought of writing a negative review about them on their own website, it just gets deleted too! Pretty disappointed when I've tried to review a company who have duped and scammed and misled individuals yet Trustpilot just don't want to know!

Left a genuine review and their arrogant copy and paste email said they're suspending my account as it's been flagged as suspicious and they're confident they've made the correct call. I replied but they ignored it.

You only have to look at the number of 5 star reviews that saturate the site to realize that companies are still offering kickbacks to people in return for a great review despite TP claiming that's not allowed. TP even have a review page for themselves and its full of the usual 5* nonsense, most only a few words saying how great they are

I left a bad review for a TV network and they demanded proof it was real. That's how ridiculous it is, why would I lie and how do you prove you watch TV? I'm sure had it been 5* it would have still been up.

I wouldn't believe any of the 5* reviews on there

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I've compared reviews of companies on Trustpilot and on other review sites. Trustpilot overall customer scores appear to be at odds with the customer scores on other sites. For example, Trustpilot score Musicmagpie as ‘4.7' and ‘excellent'. However, other sites rate Musicmagpie much lower. It appears that Trustpilot are manipulating review scores for paying customers. Possibly taking down negative reviews to enhance scores. As a result I'd advise caution before trusting Trustpilot. Look elsewhere for reliable info!

Do not trust any reviews on this web site. If seems like the 1 star reviews are removed but the fake 5 start reviews are kept. This site is heavily biased towards the paying companies. Look at either Google, Yelp or this sitejabber.com

Trust pilot is fake. If a company replies to your review on trust pilot they count that as a review. This site is scum, when are companies go to learn, they take down reviews for no reason except it's a bad review, people go to trust [ trust. Thats a laugh.] pilot to get a honest opinion of a company and all they are getting is lies.

Well, it seemed good at first. They accepted all my reviews... but then their robots decided one of my reviews was spam and all my reviews have disapeared. I can only hope the company disapears.
Maybe i upset them with my brutal honesty. Use this site instead. Unless it also uses robots. Which havent got a clue.

It seems to be trying to redefine spam as 'negative reviews', as apparently it only accepts positive ones for corporations, as somehow gushing over them isn't at all spam (they also delete them if they are reviews themselves, of course).

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There's no Trust in Trustpilot

In the high-octane world of business and personal development, where integrity and transparency are as vital as the air we breathe, my recent encounter with Trustpilot left a sour taste that no amount of sugar coating can sweeten. Picture this: I engaged in a genuine transaction with SuccessResources, investing not just my money but my faith in their 3Day seminar in Amsterdam, and then I shared my authentic experience on Trustpilot.

What happens next? Trustpilot slaps my company with a label of, pay attention - Selling fake reviews -, a claim as baseless as accusing a bird of talking!

We are a registered Educational Institute in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, nothing to do with selling fake reviews.

Despite arming myself with indisputable proof of my participation (yes, an invoice that's as real as the ground you walk on), Trustpilot stood unmoved, as if my genuine attempt at clarity was invisible to them.

Not one to retreat without a fight, I aimed another arrow of truth by reviewing Trustpilot itself, sharing my experience. The irony? This review was flagged as fake.

Despite presenting a fortress of evidence, including screenshots and case numbers (Ticket number: ******* is one of them) my truth was dismissed, tossed aside like yesterday's news.

This ordeal wasn't just an eye-opener but a clear call to all seekers of genuine feedback platforms: Trustpilot, in its current state, seems more like a court of kangaroos, where evidence leaps through hoops only to be dismissed into the void!

Everyone should question to seek transparency, and to demand a platform where our voices, backed by solid proof, are respected and acknowledged. Trustpilot, in this instance, failed to measure up to these standards, leaving a trail of questions about its commitment to genuine, unadulterated feedback..

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Trustpilot removed my legitimate review of a small business in my city. They didn't give a reason. No appeal process or anything. Just removed it. So, I reposted it. They removed that one. Again, no explanation other than (paraphrasing) 'according to our algorithms, the review appears to fake'.

Their algorithms appear to be faulty.

Also, I've read countless reviews and subreddits that Trustpilot is shady. Businesses complain Trustpilot tries to coerce/bully businesses into buying their monthly plans to maintain the reviews.

They ask for proof of purchase for askgamblers, why would I give a company that sends people to scam casinos my info. You dont need to purchase anything to use their recommendations and websites. Ofcourse I dont have proof of purchase. Your not getting my info. Nice try. I sent them a pitcure of the backdraft done by my credit card. And they deleted my review lol

This review platform is on my nerves. This wont let me publish a review on the business i took service from. Clearly there system is a failure as it wont let a reall client publish a review for a business.

Subject: Issue with Posting Genuine Feedback on Flippa.com

Dear Trustpilot Support Team,

I trust this message finds you well.

I've encountered challenges while attempting to post my genuine feedback for Flippa.com on Trustpilot, along with supporting evidence. Unfortunately, Trustpilot has consistently blocked my feedback, citing various reasons each time.

I understand the importance of maintaining platform integrity, but this recurring issue has raised concerns about the credibility of Trustpilot. It appears that there might be external pressures impacting the transparency of feedback, leading to skepticism about the reliability of Trustpilot reviews.

Upon further investigation, I've noticed a decline in Trustpilot scores on various review websites, indicating a broader trend. This has prompted me to question the trustworthiness of Trustpilot's review system.

I appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to a resolution that ensures an unbiased and transparent platform for users to share their genuine experiences.

Thank you for your understanding and assistance.

Best regards,
Chetan

Here are some reasons why you cannot trust Trustpilot:. Loss of Genuine Reviews:

Trustpilot reviews do not reflect the truth as Hundreds if not thousands of genuine reviews are inadvertently removed by Trustpilot without any investigation. Many reviewers may not even be aware that their legitimate feedback has been deleted, or they might not bother to go through the cumbersome process of attempting to reinstate their reviews. Eg. See the attached photo of a genuine review removed by Trustpilot and never reinstated despite submitting evidence of dealing with company incl Policy Number: WS*******!. Lack of Accountability:

Despite Trustpilot's claims of reviewing decisions within two days, there have been cases where reviewers have experienced prolonged delays without any resolution. Lack of Transparency and Censorship:

A particularly alarming aspect of Trustpilot's policies is their refusal to allow negative reviews specifically about their own platform. By removing critical reviews of Trustpilot itself, the company displays a lack of transparency (see attached screenshot of a review about them removed to hide their own rating!. Exploring Alternative Platforms:

There are reliable reviews platforms you can use in particular Google Reviews & SiteJabber.com which reflect reality as they are not removed like Trustpilot genuine reviews.

They keep removing my negative reviews for no reason! Wonder how many times they do this? Alot I guess. Deffinaly do not trust trustpilot, any business that gives them money they will protect with fake reviews and remove any negative reviews without reason!