Here are the answers to some common questions our members may come up with.

1. What is Trustler? Why would I need to use Trustler?
2. What do I need to use Trustler?
3. Who reads my posts?
4. Can I block people/restrict access to my profile page?
5. Can I let my friends know that I'm using Trustler?
6. Can I edit my posts?
7. Can I put HTML in my posts?
8. What are the @ and # operators?
9. How can I search for posts and reviews?
10. Do you have a contact email?

Trustler is a great way of both socializing and , at the same time, increasing the personal credibility. The mission of Trustler is to provide live, real and free reviews about everything in realtime. On Trustler you can share your opinion about a thing and browse through thousands of other people's thoughts.

Why hurry buying something new (let's call it the X thing)? Maybe the X thing is not what you are looking for... You could first of all read other people's reviews about the X thing, see what they think about it (quality, price, usefulness), and with all that info - decide about purchasing it or not.

In order to use Trustler you need have access to the Internet and use an Internet browser that is AJAX capable. We strongly suggest that you use Firefox.

Friends, people interested in your product reviews read your posts. You can restrict access to your posts from your account settings page.

You can block people that you don't want to bother you. You can also restrict access to your profile page from your account privacy settings page.

You can easily invite your friends on Trustler and inform them about your profile page. If you are logged in, click here to visit the "Friend inviter" page.

You can also put a profile badge on your website/blog. Select a badge from here.

You may edit your posts during the next 300 seconds after your post has been published. After that you won't be able to edit it anymore. But you can delete it if you want.

Sorry, you can't.

If you want to write a review to a product you may use the @ and # operators to do so.
'Status posts' are automatically transformed into 'review posts' if they are well formated with the @ and # operators.

@ means about, and it mentions a general topic of what your review is about.
# is used to sub-classify your review in a subcategory of @.

Here's an example of a review made to a movie:
@Movies#District9 The special effects and character animations are stunning!

To search for posts and reviews visit the search page. You will find more details there.

Sure we do.
You can reach me at support@trustler.com or at my personal email address dragosmocrii@gmail.com