The broker told Which? that Trustpilot does not like people buying reviews for the platform, but that 'millions of businesses still do'. Which? managed to get 19 fake reviews on Google within a week. The organisation asked a review broker how safe it was to buy reviews for Google, and it said that in eight years none of its clients had experienced any issues. "We're investigating the accounts brought to our attention," said a Meta spokesperson. "We have dedicated extensive time and resources to tackling this issue and will continue to do so." They added: "Fraudulent and deceptive activity is not allowed on our platforms, including offering or trading fake reviews. Our safety and security teams are continuously working to help prevent these practices." National Technology News has approached Google and Trustpilot for comment.