Trustpilot (#TRST) – argues 2025 “profitability ahead of expectations… and continued confidence in our growth roadmap”

BREAKING: New bear dossier on Trustpilot, the USP just makes no sense

I have long warned that the business model of Trustpilot (TRST) is just not sustainable and that this will all end in share price tears. Quite simply its reviews are too often bent but as it bats for paying corporate customers the mugs who read the site can get screwed and, in the end, will stop using it. It seems I am not howling in the wind alone. A new bear dossier is out thus morning. Enjoy... 

Trustpilot: big new bear dossier

I have long been a bear of TrustPilot (TRST) arguing that its business model is just not viable in the long run. It seems that I am not alone.

Trustpilot (#TRST) – H1 adj. EPS fall, notes “upgrade full year adjusted EBITDA margin”

Trustpilot (#TRST) – 2024 adj. EPS slightly down at $0.031, cash down to $68.9m

Trustpilot - another reader writes to expose why it cannot be trusted

This reader may not have an MBE like our earlier commentator but his comments merit a wider audience. And they, again, show why you cannot trust TrustPilot (TRST) reviews and that is a fundamental flaw in the business model. Enjoy...

TrustPilot, an MBE writes about how it acted to protect fraudsters

Can you trust TrustPilot (TRST) as a reader looking to buy a good product? The answer as evidenced by the 79th Group scandal HERE and Alan Green’s poor dog HERE is a clear NO! Now a reader with an MBE provides me with his correspondence showing, once again, TrustPilot protecting crooks because it is the crooks who pay the bills

Trustpilot just shows that it cannot be trusted: it finally posts a "warning" about mini bond fraudsters The 79th Group

A week after the City of London fuzz announced that looking at a "widespread fraud" it had launched Operation Mold, arrested and charged 4 employees of 79th Group and asked for other victims to come forward, Trustpilot (TRST) which has been a platform for rave reviews for the fraudsters has posted a warning. Well sort of.

Share Promoter Alan Green shows up Trustpilot for the waste of space it is once again; ref Perfect Pet, surely the shares are a stonking £1.2bn short

Every business has three key stakeholders: staff, shareholders and customers. You can screw one of them and reward the others but not forever. But maybe Trustpilot (TRST) is different?

Just what is the point of Trustpilot - its reviews are just bent: meet Tom winnithrith

When I owned a restaurant, a long long time ago, supporters of the fraud Quindell (QPP) took to Trustpilot (TRST) to post bogus reviews and ensure we had the worst rating in London. Naturally, even when presented with proof, Trustpilot did nothing about it.It just loved all that traffic coming to its site. Today I bring you another review by a Tom winnithrith. It is of ADVFN (AFN) where Steve and I run two subscription newsletters.

Trustpilot (#TRST) – H1 still a loss, talks of “positive trend” but in terms of adjusted EBITDA

Trustpilot (#TRST) – 2021 increased loss & intends to “meaningfully re-accelerate investment in 2022”

Trustpilot (#TRST) – H1 argues “re-acceleration in bookings growth continues” but loss of $17.2m

Trustpilot (#TRST) – H1 revenue c.+31% YoY, c.+22% at constant currency. Bottom-line?