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Review invitations from Trustpilot

After a paid order or when your hosting is ready, Trustpilot may e-mail you once to ask for a review. Everyone is invited, nothing is offered in return, and Trustpilot's own unsubscribe link stops it.

After you buy from us — when your payment receipt or your "your hosting is ready" e-mail is sent — Trustpilot may e-mail you once to ask how we did. This page explains where that e-mail comes from.

Why did Trustpilot e-mail me?

We use Trustpilot's automatic invitations. When we send you a receipt for a paid order or renewal, or tell you that your hosting is ready, a copy goes to Trustpilot so that it can invite you to review us. Trustpilot sends the invitation itself, from its own address, a few days later, in your language where Trustpilot offers it.

Do you invite everyone?

Yes. Every customer who receives one of those e-mails is invited, whatever their experience has been — we never choose who is asked, and we never offer anything in return for a review. Free trials and accounts managed by a reseller are not included.

What does Trustpilot receive?

Your name, your e-mail address, the language of your account and a reference for the e-mail we sent. Nothing about your payment, your sites or your account is shared.

How do I stop the invitations?

Use the unsubscribe link in Trustpilot's e-mail — Trustpilot will not invite you again. Trustpilot also limits how often it invites the same person, so a renewal does not mean a new invitation each time.

Something went wrong — where do I tell you?

If you have a problem with your service, please open a ticket in your dashboard first so that we can fix it. A review is always your own choice.

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