“Unveiling the Deceptive Side of Trustpilot: Are Those Glowing 5-Star Reviews a Mirage?”
“Real reviews by real people,” proclaims Trustpilot’s home page. Unfortunately, that is simply not 100% true.
Like Meta Platform Inc.’s Facebook, Trustpilot has been beyond compromised by the onslaught of self-publishing Predators. Fabricated five-star reviews are poisonous arrows that Predators use to hoodwink and bamboozle aspiring authors into forking over their money. The Predators throw in deceptive Clutch, Sitejabber, and Bark “endorsements” to cloak their criminal enterprises with perceived credibility. How can this be?
