Reviews from people who never bought
No order, no enquiry, no contact. The account was created to leave this one review and nothing else.
Fake accounts, false claims, competitor activity, abuse: reviews that breach Trustpilot's guidelines can be removed. We assess which of yours qualify, prepare the evidence and dispute them through Trustpilot's own reporting and escalation process. Honest negative reviews stay; policy-violating ones come down. Invoiced only if the platform removes the review.
Every decision rests with the platform. We have a 95% success rate after assessment; you receive a written eligibility assessment for your own case before anything starts.
Your Trustpilot page ranks near the top of Google for your own name, and buyers look at the score before anything else. A review that should not be there keeps working against you every day it stays up.
Trustpilot removes a review when it breaches the platform's guidelines or the law, and those grounds cover more than most owners assume. These are the situations that come across our desk most often; a genuine customer's honest opinion is not one of them.
No order, no enquiry, no contact. The account was created to leave this one review and nothing else.
A refund that was paid, an order that was delivered, a call that was answered: when the review says otherwise, that is a false statement, and false statements come down.
Threats, insults, discriminatory language or a named employee singled out. None of it is protected feedback.
A rival, an ex-employee or a paid account. Often several appear in a short window with suspiciously similar wording.
A complaint meant for the courier, the marketplace, or a company with a similar name, landing on your page instead.
Adverts, links, personal data, duplicate posts and other content Trustpilot's own guidelines do not permit.
Many reviews that look permanent turn out to breach a guideline once our team has assessed them. The scan is free, it comes back in writing within 24 hours, and there is no obligation.
When Trustpilot removes a review it disappears for every visitor at once and the rating is recalculated. An example from a past case; how far a score moves depends on the profile, and no movement is promised.
Took my money and never delivered. Do not trust these people.
No order found for this reviewerWhen a review comes down, Trustpilot notifies the reporting party in writing and the review disappears from the live profile. Two typical outcomes, illustrated: one review removed for false statements, one because the reviewer had never been a customer. You check the profile yourself before the invoice is sent.
The review stated things about the business that did not happen. Trustpilot asked the reviewer to substantiate or amend them, they could not, and the review was removed from the profile page.
There was no order, enquiry or contact behind the review. Trustpilot assessed it, agreed it was not based on a genuine experience, and took it down.
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Our team assesses every review and comes back in writing with what we can remove and a fixed price for each.
You choose which reviews we pursue. Nothing starts without your approval.
We handle the case end to end and confirm when the review is gone. The invoice follows the confirmation.
A UK electronics retailer saw fourteen 1-star reviews appear inside a single week, all from accounts with no order history and near-identical phrasing. We prepared the case as a pattern rather than fourteen separate reports. All fourteen came down, and the profile moved from 3.1 to 4.6.
A past case, anonymised by sector. Outcomes depend on the platform’s decision and vary from case to case.
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