Yes, Trustpilot reviews can guide decisions when cross-checked and read in context; don’t judge a business by the star score alone.

Yes, you can remove a Trustpilot review only when it breaks rules, is unlawful, or the author deletes it; businesses can flag but not erase.

Yes—and no: Temu review reliability is mixed; weigh verified-buyer patterns, source credibility, and refund rules before trusting them.

Yes, online reviews can guide purchases when you check sources, patterns, and disclosures.

Google reviews help, but trust them only after checking patterns, profiles, and timing against other clear signals.

No, you can’t move Google reviews to Yelp; each platform keeps its own reviews and discourages copying or soliciting new ones.

No, moving ratings from Facebook to a Google Business Profile isn’t supported or allowed.

No, Google reviews don’t move to a different business; limited moves occur only for the same business in verified merges or relocations.

No, Google reviews can’t be moved freely; they shift only in limited cases like merges, rebrands, or ownership transfer through support.

No, LinkedIn doesn’t offer star reviews for companies; you can rate products, review service providers, or share a public post about the company.