Ahhh trying to dodge it I see. I was very clear but here I go. I'll start with the reviews. I've been kind enough to write a step by step guide to replicate both since you decided to play dumb.
Your Trustpilot page has two reviews, by Theresa Holmes and a Summer. Both are 5 star reviews both saying great service. Now, do this:
1. Open up Theresa Holmes profile on Trustpilot as well as Summer's
2. Check which websites both have reviewed.
Both have them have reviewed the exact same website multiple times, these aren't big websites too. You can play dumb here but the probability of this is tiny. Theresa and Summer are both in different countries, however both have wrote a 5 star review for a fake eyelashes website for women (based in US). Both of them have also wrote 5 star reviews for a Bitcoin website that offers a get rich quick scheme. Last of all, both have written a 5 star review for PCTMart. What is the probability that two people in different countries shop at the same 3 small stores? It's like 0.00000001%.
You cannot deny the above, you bought fake 5 star reviews.
Now for the IP issue, unsure why you are playing dumb here too.
1. Go to
Find IP Address Of Your Website, Server or Domain: Site24x7 Tools and type Sandra-Pharma.is to get their IP.
2. Go to
Domain Security, DNS Trails and IP Tools | SecurityTrails and register free account. This will show your historical IP (Your server IPs).
3. Compare
Both of you had the exact same IP in Iceland 82.221.129.44
I don't think this needs said but there are 4.3 billion IPv4 addresses out there, that means the probability of you both having the same IP is 1/4.3 billion. Not to mention that IP points to a server, which means your website and Sandra's were hosted on the exact same server up until 19 days ago.
Again, play dumb if you like but the evidence is there, the evidence don't lie but you do.