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by Torian Wile

Starting out a page where you eventually want to promote ads for companies is absolute hell. You have to sell out on personal accounts, network your tail off, only to most likely come out with a few hundred followers and very few avenues for purely marginal increases in following and engagement. No one wants to advertise to a page with 200 followers. So, I decided to purchase a bunch of likes and "cook the books" so to speak (and I'll never tell you what my pages are). Companies were clearly dumbfounded and thought my user engagement was incredible, telling themselves that I must have a crazy dedicated user-base. So yeah, I've built financial security in the past few months based off this single app. Absolutely incredible world we live in.

by Sandria Starkie

It's shallow as all hell but this girl I was interested in had to be severely impressed. She's way out of my league and no way in hell would she agree to go out with me unless I had some level of fame on social media. One of the things I had to do was improve my social media, and PoLikes made this particular problem the easiest to solve. Took a photo of me and the girl I like and photoshopped to look nice. Took my account off of private and tagged her in it. Got my likes in the matter of minutes and she was extremely impressed. I swear on my life she treated me far better now that she thought she was less popular than I was. Goes to show, faking it till you make it is an excellent strategy.

by Don Raunds

I'm a young college student and I've been using facebook for most of my college career to network, meaning I'd officialize and maintain connections. However, I don't post that often on Facebook because most of my peers have moved onto other platforms. So I've had to move to instagram. Thankfully, PoLikes has made the switch highly successful. It was hard getting followers at first, and it sucked as I knew I couldn't now follow connections I'd made earlier that I'd forgotten to maintain. So, having these likes to guide me through my first few pictures and establishing a quick and steady rise of my following has been extremely crucial and beneficial.

by Kylan Wilderspoon

The only actual setback you may feel is a little bit of fear that someone might call you out on purchasing likes, which is also known as shame. So yeah, you might have some people, maybe 1% of your followers, figure out that you're using PoLikes. That being said, it takes a snake to know a snake. Odds are, if they know you're using it they understand the intricacies of PoLikes , which means they use it themselves and can't call you out on it otherwise they'd make themselves look as bad as they're trying to make you out to be. I've gone through this process before, and it is a risk you have to take, but totally worth it even if you do get called out.

by Isairis Josovich

So I've been working out and losing weight after realizing I'm wasting a hell of a lot of my life as an obese dude. I've lost about 150 pounds over the past year. Despite the weight loss, I'm still not attractive, which, if you ask me is a giant F-u from god. I've documented my experience daily on instagram, but it hasn't gained much traction this past year because of the not-attractive thing. Regardless, I do plenty of research and find the most practical lifting methods and the best diets, and believe I have a lot to offer the world. I get that this isn't an app with humanitarian goals, but it's done unbelievably well in increasing my following and spreading awareness on how to improve health. Love this very much

by Takyah Greatbank

Just starting out as an instagram model and it's been incredibly difficult finding people to like my page; each now follower is like finding a needle in a haystack. PoLikes cuts down that process more than you could imagine; seriously, the amount of time and money I've saved just by getting likes through PoLikes has honestly been insane. There are so many models that the lower end ones usually end up getting tossed out like garbage, but ad agencies see the amount of likes I get and get the false impression that I'm way more popular than I am. Thank you so much for everything. Wish I could give you a thousand stars

by Etna Vannacci

My father and I have a personal page we upload our travel adventures to, where we find risky and dangerous locations for exotic and heavenly pictures, rarely seen parts of earth that need more views. We have to pay for adventures and unfortunately our followers don't contribute very much to our gofundme. Thus, we decided to pay for our likes and bring more people to our page. It didn't put a dent in our savings for this trip, but it certainly brought in more than we'd even hoped for. The user-base of PoLikes is very friendly, generous, and giving, as far as we've come to notice. THANK YOU!

by Emmette Hugett

Kinda hard to imagine the benefits that come with purchasing social media likes. Seems stupid and base, like you're really that childish enough to partake, not only in social media, but in purchasing likes to make yourself feel better?? Well, given how much time people spend on it, I'd say you're actually more mature by not playing into it and wasting your time liking everyone else's photos to get likes on your photo. You're more mature because you just stand back and derive social value and merit from an external service, without the need for your followers to give you any likes, but only for them to sit and observe your status.

by Tashi Hemms

Feel like I have to post on instagram because that's what's required nowadays if you want people to think you have a life worth living. And I wouldn't care about it because I'm not that shallow, but it also affects how people treat you, and THAT ACTUALLY MATTERS. So, given that my age group is immature and impressionable, I feel the need to post fake bs to make sure I'm getting those social points. And instagram deals with reciprocity and liking other people's photos to get likes on your own. Most photos are near carbon copies of other copies. That's bs, and after I stopped doing it I got way fewer likes. So I just purchased hella likes and got those likes anyways.

by Dayshana Morrad

Found a new group and friends and recently we went out for beach volleyball and we took a massive 20 person picture. I tagged all of them on instagram, some of them I was following and they weren't even following me back. Regardless, I seriously was hoping to get likes from them, and of course, almost none. Literally only like two of them liked it. So I decided to untag each and every one of them, and purchase the likes. Funny how only after I untagged them and after they started seeing how many likes I was getting did they start liking the photo. People are fickle.

by Way Ivatts

The likes-dollar ratio is honestly a little dumb. Creators of PoLikes are being a bit too generous I think, and I'm only saying this because I've made my purchases and I'm done for now. But also, seriously realize that thousands of likes only costs a few bucks, which could mean a load of social boost points for your loser self. I'm still in that same boat, but I've got some kind of value on my belt and a false sense of confidence. Criticize as you will, but that confidence translates into reality and you get results, so idfc if you think it's immoral, and I don't think the developers making bank do either.

by Abbygayl Wychard

So I've tried doing both: swiping and liking. One thing I will say about swiping is that it gives you some false sense of reward. What I like to do is watch Netflix while swiping, because I know I'd be watching Netflix anyways. Can just train my fingers to move over the same spots, which takes like 3 minutes to get without missing, and then binge watch Netflix. I've also tried purchasing coins and that's much less of a headache, so I'd definitely choose that option. Netflix watching isn't supposed to be stressful.

by Jimi Cargenven

Son has always had issues with his face, even though he's a very beautiful boy. But he has been getting some acne recently and he's too afraid to post on instagram. He usually asks his sister to fix his photos with nice filters; and it's such a cute process, but he's said he doesn't want to post any more pictures of himself. I felt bad for him and his sister introduced him to PoLikes , and we convinced him to post a picture and if he didn't get any likes we would back it up with likes from PoLikes. We purchased a bunch and got him a bunch of likes and he was happy. <3

by Shamma Spear

Yes I'm a stereotypical, hormonally influenced, insecure 16 year old girl. I'm not dumb enough to believe these are actual likes and gain some pride from it, but I'm also not smart enough to see how pointless these likes actually are. I still get giddy seeing those 500 likes while all my better looking friends get like 300. It's shallow, stupid, and pointless, but because it's apparently a competition in my school, I'll take the easy, practical route and destroy my peers' self-confidence. If I was more confident about my self image this wouldn't be as big a problem either, but it is what it is.

by Marselo Bonsale

Although I spent a lot of money on here, I more than doubled my money back. I started a meme page (will not reveal what it is obviously). Getting any attention whatsoever was difficult. I had to recommend the page to my friends and family so that they could help me get some attention, just to get me up and running. This eventually helped me get enough attention to be able to start running ads. In the end I ended up getting a lot more money than I spent. I still use it every now and then when my page takes a dip in likes/views.