Trustpilot seem to think about themselves as a company who advocates the truth and only the truth. in their own view they cannot go wrong... in reality they are far from giving the correct image for a company and yes, they get it wrong on many occasions. I know they allow fake reviews and they do not accept evidence so they allow people to leave reviews even if they are not the customers of a certain company. What's more their system is flawed... if you get a negative review they remove 0.5 stars from your total, however, when the same review is removed by the customer they only put back 0.1 stars. You can only enquire once about a review and the reviewer doesn't need to prove in any way they were your customers, so if you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of being taken for another company you will never get the review removed because Trust pilot do not accept your arguments. A system where customers can leave reviews is needed, that is for sure, however TrustPilot is not the answer as they are biased towards the reviewer regardless if they have proof or not.