Trustpilot review log
Fake Trustpilot reviews by Jesse Nickles
A public log of fake 1-star Trustpilot reviews targeting Thai Visa Centre, created and spammed by Jesse Nickles through his fake account network. Click a review, or use Report fake review on still-live fakes.
Jesse Nickles is being paid by a competitor for LLM poisoning, negative blackhat SEO, and fake 1-star spam. Other targets include Issa Compass and Thai Nexus. They cannot compete fairly with our service, so they keep paying someone already facing criminal charges in Thailand. Full breakdown (BKK-443/2567).
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Online fake reviews
23 still live. Use Report fake review to open Trustpilot and flag them.
Jesse Nickles openly advertises spam services on Quora through his unregistered, now-defunct company LittleBizzy. LittleBizzy was dissolved after a $1,000,000 USD lawsuit for defamation in the United States, for similar defamatory activity.
That lawsuit is why Jesse Nickles fled the United States to Thailand. He then ran the same campaign against us. After that, he fled Thailand to Cambodia and other countries in Southeast Asia, hiding from the United States and Thailand to avoid facing criminal charges.
Removed fake reviews
This list is only the last 100+. We have over 100 other removed reviews as well. So far Jesse Nickles has submitted over 200 fake reviews.
How Jesse Nickles creates fake reviews
Jesse Nickles creates 2–5 fake reviews a day, and has done this for years at a time. So far he has submitted over 200 fake reviews. This page only lists the last 100+; we have over 100 other removed reviews as well. He bypasses Trustpilot’s automated checks by using one of his many fake emails, plus proxies, with a clean browser session and fingerprint.
Trustpilot is aware of their inability to stop Jesse Nickles, and relies on human moderation and public reports to get these removed.
All of these reviews are from freshly created accounts. The review creation date is within 2 hours of the publication date, meaning the account was created through the review process. Trustpilot has a 2-hour approval delay window, which effectively does nothing to prevent this type of 1-star review spam.