Why Trustpilot allow paid fake review?
Trustpilot’s policy on paid reviews is clear that businesses cannot pay for positive reviews, and reviews must be based on genuine experiences but my personal experience with Trustpilot that I have more than 5 instances where I have requested my client to share a review and Trustpilot unpublished first and then ask for service proof and when my client share a proof of email then Trustpilot guys ask for an invoice to publish a positive review.
Whereas Trustpilot immediately published the negative review and when contacted, they claim that its verified review and promote for their paid services to tackle this.
Message by Trustpilot to Company on instance where customer shared genuine Feedback about business, Trustpilot asked for proof, customer submitted a proof but as the invoice was old,Trustpilot did not approve the feedback
Message by Trustpilot to Company on instance where Fake reviews was publishsed by unknows without availing a services of business and when Business Flagged a review. BUT Trustpilot verified and published the review with this comments.
How fake reviews from Truspilot is impacting a business?
Fake reviews can have a significant impact on a business, both positive and negative. Here are some of the ways fake reviews can affect a business:
- Damage to reputation: Negative fake reviews can damage a business’s reputation, leading to lost revenue and customers. Customers are increasingly relying on online reviews to make purchasing decisions, and negative reviews can harm a business’s credibility and trustworthiness.
- Decreased search engine rankings: Search engines like Google and Bing consider customer reviews as a significant ranking factor for businesses in local search results. Fake reviews can negatively impact a business’s search engine rankings, making it harder for customers to find them online.
- Loss of revenue: Negative fake reviews can lead to a decrease in revenue as customers may choose to take their business elsewhere. Positive fake reviews may attract new customers, but those customers may be disappointed when they do not receive the quality of service or products they were promised.
- Legal consequences: Fake reviews are a form of false advertising and can be considered fraud. If a business is found to be involved in creating or posting fake reviews, they can face legal consequences and damage to their reputation.
- Decreased employee morale: Employees may feel demoralized if their hard work and effort are not reflected in their online reviews. This can lead to decreased productivity and motivation.
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