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Fine examples and well-designed pictures to fool you around at first. They also provide a timeline and a draft for your review real quick but then there was wrong information about your product and don't stick to the timeline.
Real waste of time for this collaboration. Should've known when seeing their social media accounts and convinced my team not to work with them.
Another scam website created in 2020 for promoting your apps. High prices for the packages and minimum result. Their social network followers are not real users, but bought fake users. A lot of nice images and a lot of bla bla success stories on their website show how good they are. This all is made to blind you and to take your money. You don't have to believe my review, just order one of their packages and see for yourself.
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