The risks that exist
The biggest risk is not the number going up, it is what you hand over for it to go up. A shop that asks for your account password, a verification code or for you to install an app can take control of your profile. That risk is avoided by how you buy.
The second risk is about expectations: bought metrics can drop over time, because platforms review activity and adjust counts. That is why it matters to know before paying what the shop covers if that happens.
No shop removes the third: platforms have their own rules on bought activity and may restrict, cut the reach of or suspend an account. Buying with the public link avoids handing over your account, but it does not change those rules, and we do not control what the platform decides.
What to check before paying
These five questions separate a serious shop from one that is not. They apply to us and to anyone else.
- Does it ask for your password? If yes, stop there. Only the public link is needed.
- Is the final price shown before you pay, taxes included?
- Do you pay through a known method that lets you file a claim if something goes wrong?
- Do you get a link to track the delivery, or are you left waiting without knowing anything?
- Does it say in writing what happens if there are drops or the delivery falls short?
How we do it
You paste the public link, pick the package and see the final price in pesos before paying. Every order has a tracking link, and every product says before purchase what it covers if there are drops.
If less than you bought is delivered, the order is marked as a partial delivery. For products that carry a partial refund — each product’s page says whether it does — what is due back is the proportional part not delivered. The exception is a delivery that failed because the destination went private, was deleted or changed its link: that part is not returned. The refund policy has every exception, and explains how to ask for it and how it is carried out.
We never ask for your password or for access to your account, and we install nothing. The public link is enough — the same one anybody can open. If a site asks for your password to “deliver” something, do not give it: it is not needed for this, and it is the most common way to lose an account.
We are not affiliated with any platform. Each one has its own rules and reviews its metrics on its own, so a number can be adjusted after it is delivered. We promise no reach, growth or any result: what you buy is the quantity the package states.