Category: SMM

Our Grade – D-

Yet another poor quality SMM panel.

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At a Glance

Krootez is a fake Instagram activity provider. As if the nonsensical name is not enough to dissuade you from making a purchase, the service uses bizarre language and spouts lies in order to try to separate you from your money.

Business Analysis

Pricing

These are fairly typical prices for … fake … followers. These are not real followers. Your satisfaction isn’t guaranteed.

Service Details

It’s one thing when a site sells fake activity. It’s another thing when the site tries to convince you that it’s everything except fake.

The website is loaded with meaningless words and phrases like “quality,” “exclusive assistance,” “intelligent solutions,” “real people,” “The famous are born here!”

They sell fake activity. It’s just a matter of, is Krootez a reliable supplier of fake activity? They mention a refill period on their website. It’s nice to see this acknowledged, but, for me, this still isn’t really sufficient. If anything, it demonstrates just how flaky the followers will be.

In plain English, they’re telling you that they only guarantee your activity for one month. Why would you ever buy activity with such a bad guarantee? They’re pretty much telling you: only buy this if you’re an idiot.

Integrity & Reputation

Fake followers are bad. They’ll get removed. You only have a few weeks to complain to the mastermind behind Krootez. We’ve established that it’s a bad deal.

What else don’t we like about this business?

There is no transparency behind the parent company, location, founders, or any team members. What this usually means is that there’s a single guy in India running the site. At the very least, customer support will be awful.

Next, we have the poor usage of the English language all over the site. You don’t have to be Shakespeare to realize that something is … off. All the website copy has been written by someone who isn’t a native English speaker.

For example: “We are happy to complete any kind of your order. In case you are one step from becoming a customer for a bigger or targeted package.” That’s a little awkward. Basically every statement on the website is written this way.

Since the name of the site is stupid and meaningless, it’s likely you’d only ever find your way to Krootez if you clicked on a targeted ad or a paid blog placement. There’s not much on Trustpilot but there is enough to help you clearly understand what’s going on.

Conclusion

This is another generic SMM Panel that probably leaves a lot of customers disappointed and wishing they didn’t drop the money. Don’t be one of those people, read our reviews first!

Our Grade – D

An SMM service with plenty of red flags.

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At a Glance

InstaBoostGram might take the cake for awful service names in violation of Instagram’s branding. InstaBoostGram is a classic scammy SMM (social media marketing) panel which sells you bulk fake activity. If you just need bulk fake activity and don’t care if these actions disappear in a short period of time, this might fit your needs.

Business Analysis

Pricing

Instaboostgram offers fake Instagram activity as well as fake activity on other platforms for inexpensive rates.

The prices are pretty much irrelevant. It’s not worth comparing prices in this realm, as you’re likely just throwing money into the void.

Service Details

This is a panel service which means that likes and other activities are sold in bulk. Instaboostgram sells Instagram followers, likes, and video views, and youtube, Spotify, and TikTok activity.

They claim that they provide instant delivery and will “refill” the accounts when they inevitably disappear. It is possible that this service is actually re-selling a cheaper service’s activity.

Integrity & Reputation

Instaboostgram has awful reviews on Trustpilot. The few positive ones are all paid reviews from people in India and similar countries. None of the negative reviews have been responded to. This dramatically increases the likelihood of the service being a single-person operation.

The worst part is that they lie about the follower quality. The website copy gives you the impression that the followers are “real” accounts and that they’re “active.” In reality, they are low quality and owned by the service provider. They will never interact with you ever again after the first time.

Also, though this site has been around for a long time, it is worth mentioning that the branding is so old that it matches pre-Facebook Instagram layout. It isn’t a good sign that the site hasn’t seen many major updates over the last half-decade.

Conclusion

We highly advise against SMM panels as they are in direct violation of Instagram’s Terms of Service. This provider isn’t a particularly good or trustworthy service, so we’d recommend looking elsewhere.

Our Grade – D+

Though the website is attractive, it’s only a matter of time before Buzzoid meets the same fate as sister sites SocialUpgrade and AutomaticViral

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At a Glance

Buzzoid benefits from a marketing effort that involves total saturation of all platforms. There are tons of glowing blog posts out there regarding Buzzoid but most of those articles are paid placements or sites that the group controls.

It’s difficult not to find yourself checking out Buzzoid, and we admit that the website does inspire confidence. However, this business runs afoul of Instagram’s rules. Buzzoid sells auto-likes, followers, and views, which is not allowed. There is no guarantee that this fake activity won’t disappear. In rare cases, your own account can be placed at risk.

Business Analysis

Pricing

Being a fake, bot service, Buzzoid offers very low prices. They sell 50 likes for as little as $1.47. Be aware–these are not “real” accounts. There is nothing “organic” about the activity.

The claim that these are “REAL likes from REAL people” is fraudulent.

Service Details

This is a fake activity provider that tries to push the illusion that the activity is real. Guarantees don’t mix with real human behavior. You can’t guarantee that real people will do anything.

Integrity & Reputation

Buzzoid is part of what was formerly an empire of Instagram growth services including AutomaticViral and Social Upgrade. Many of these services have been shut down due to blatant violation of Instagram’s rules and customer complaints.

Buzzoid has decent reviews on Trustpilot, but that website has placed a notice on their page informing users that they have detected misuse.

This operation is fairly advanced, so you really have to read into the reviews to determine if they are fake or not. For example, the below review is highly suspicious. Investigating Gabriel Patton’s profile, it is obvious that it is a shill account used to hand out fake 5-star reviews.

Conclusion

You shouldn’t ever buy fake activity, especially from a provider that claims it is real yet offers guarantees a prices starting at pennies per action.

Buzzoid is, as far as we know, the last remaining site in a network that was mostly shut down by Instagram. We’re not sure how they are still operating. We don’t recommend buying services from Buzzoid since the accounts will never again interact with you and one day the followers will surely disappear.