How to Reduce Account Risks When Promoting Your Profile

The most common question before a first order is: "Will my account get banned?" The honest answer: social networks do not approve of artificial promotion, so no method is 100% safe. But you can bring the risks down to a minimum if you follow a few rules.

What we do on our side

• We never ask for your password and never get access to your account. All we need is a link or @username.
• We work only with public data: the posts and profile that everyone can already see.
• We let you choose speed and quality, so you can pick the more natural option.

Rules that minimize risk

1. Natural volumes. Grow gradually, in portions, rather than jumping dozens of times over in a single day.
2. Moderate speed. Slow delivery looks like ordinary growth.
3. Proportions. Followers, likes, views and comments should relate to each other realistically: for example, likes should be a few percent of views.
4. Content. Post regularly: a profile where nothing happens but the numbers keep growing looks strange.
5. Don't mix everything at once. Don't order large volumes of every service on the same day for a new account.

Protect the account itself

• Turn on two-factor authentication in your social network settings.
• Don't install third-party apps that ask you to log in through your account.
• Link an up-to-date email and phone number so you can always recover access.

What to do if something goes wrong

If the social network hides part of the activity or asks you to verify your identity, this is usually temporary. Verify your account, pause promotion for a few days and choose a slower speed afterwards. For questions about a specific order, contact support: the order number helps us sort things out faster.