MagicLikes Instagram Follower Reviews

by Davon Strosin

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, MagicLikesInstagramFollower 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 Madelyn Kilback

Beforehand, she would post pictures of our cat, or random nature photos on her instagram page. One day, she decided to post a picture of her face and I noticed it barely had any likes and the next day she took it down. I was heartbroken and cried for hours. I talked to my niece about it and she told me recommended me MagicLikesInstagramFollower. I then encouraged her to post a photo of herself, and got my daughter’s instagram information and snuck in a bunch of likes on the photo. It’s not the most ethical, but I’ve noticed how bright her mood has been. It’s base, but it matters to others and so it matters to her.

by Angelita Gabriel

I can see this problem turning chaotic, but at the same time I don’t want to have to log in my depressive friend’s account (after having to steal her information) just to log her into MagicLikesInstagramFollower and get her likes so she’ll hate herself slightly less than before. I’d rather send her the followers and make the process much easier and less depressing than it already is. Please implement this. You still get the 5/5 btw.

by Tiara Waelchi

I’m sure some people may see this as a “sad” venture, a way to falsely jerk your jimmies and boost your ego. I can recognize the sentiment, and would slightly agree, but that’s still vastly underestimating the value of internet points (as counter-intuitive as that may seem). People you know treat you better, they think to themselves, there must be something about you that people find alluring, so I want to befriend them and find out what it is. Brings a very nice confidence boost in real life social situations, beyond just instagram.

by Anika Treva

People respect you more, and that includes girls. In fact, started getting more likes from girls that go to my highschool on instagram because they must’ve seen how many likes I was getting. This in turn has made me more in tune with my hygiene and attempting to be more sociable and learning how to talk to women. Of course this isn’t all necessarily due to fake instagram likes, but that really helped me get my foot in the door to make those friends, and my confidence has never been higher. Thank you.

by Alena Feest

Yeah I’m memeing but this is, honest to god, an incredibly useful app. It just isn’t worth it to waste your time and energy hoping for actual instagram likes, looking for new followers or doing the whole follow-for-follow desperation thing. Also I look forward to coming and swiping on MagicLikesInstagramFollower. Don’t have the luxury of being able to purchase instagram likes, but manual labor also has its own reward. Think I’ve spent about 5 hours in the last few days alone.

by Dietrich Octavia

Used for my gaming page, where I upload short twitch clips of fortnite, red dead redemption, etc. It may seem pointless to buy fake likes, but that helps put it on other people’s explore pages. Looking at the logistics, my page has grown by about 300% since I started buying likes (in terms of engagement, video views, etc.), essentially things that have nothing to do with buying likes. It’s honestly insane that it’s this useful for growing your page. Glad more people don’t know about it, because right now it’s my favorite secret.

by Durward Dickinson

So I kept buying likes consistently and noticed that I kept getting followers from people I didn’t know. These people had actual accounts and would consistently like my photos, even though I never paid for their likes. So it was a kind of bonus points thing to buying likes. Of course, I still buy likes because it gets me new followers always. Seriously, these things should be more expensive but I’m very glad they aren’t. But I believe I’d still purchase even if they booted the prices up.

by Howe Cassin

It’s a trend in my sorority to take photos at the beach near campus town in a revealing 2 piece. We all kind of stand together forcing a smile in that stupid sorority pseudo-cheerfulness way. To make matters worse I have to take a picture with all these bombshells, whereas I’m like a 5 or 6/10. So we all post the group photo on our own individual instagrams and at the end, we all lowkey check which of ours has had the most likes. I usually end up in last. Gotta thank my lucky stars for this, putting me on top to all of their toxic dismay.

by Adolfo Kirlin

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 Mae Lemke

Didn’t even believe it as it was happening. Took my instagram off of private for a little, and then went on and used about a few hundred likes on a great beach photo I took vacationing in Hawaii. Before I knew it, I was at more than a thousand likes. I usually only get a couple hundred legitimately, but this was totally novel. Honestly it was a little euphoric. People love my body. Also got a bunch of legitimate likes on top of those from my followers and those that I purchased, and won me over some new followers!! Brilliant service.

by Douglas Fisher 84

The likes-dollar ratio is honestly a little dumb. Creators of MagicLikesInstagramFollower 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 Margaret Wuckert

Like I’m thinking of all the ways I could’ve used MagicLikesInstagramFollower creatively, or all the posts I wouldn’t have had to delete 20 minutes after posting out of the embarrassment or fear of getting 0 likes, increased by not getting any likes in those 20 minutes. For one I would’ve freaked out some friends and gotten them like a thousand likes on their worst/best pictures, depending on the friend. But for me, this would’ve saved me so much stress and anxiety in the past. It’s honestly absurd that social media made me this afraid, but that’s how it goes for most of us gals, and this is a lock-in-key type solution, so thank you.

by Jaylon Carroll

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 Ernestina Kuhic

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 Runte Herman

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 MagicLikesInstagramFollower is very friendly, generous, and giving, as far as we’ve come to notice. THANK YOU!

by Rylan Krajcik

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. MagicLikesInstagramFollower cuts down that process more than you could imagine; seriously, the amount of time and money I’ve saved just by getting likes through MagicLikesInstagramFollower 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 Maggie Bethel

Constantly post on instagram now. Not like I have a popular page or anything, just a personal one, but I used to post only when I was sure I had an absolutely gorgeous picture, and I’d spend hours making sure the filters were perfect and everything was up to shape. I’d even pay my friend to photoshop my photos for me. I can take it a lot easier now and still get the satisfaction of likes. Also I know they’re actual people, so it isn’t fake!

by Kenya Cruickshank

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 MagicLikesInstagramFollower. 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 MagicLikesInstagramFollower , 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 Dare Schamberger

For such a simple app, it’s quite remarkable with regards to the kind of system they use, which is other users liking your photos, to create its own economy of likers and people who pay for likes. So if you’re a liker, you give likes to other likers, but more importantly, to people who pay for the likes. Given how cheap the likes are, I don’t see how anyone that owns a smartphone would not be able to afford a few dozen likes, which probably costs as much as a bowl of ramen. So in the economy, you’re better off being the buyer. Trust me, it’s worth swiping if you want a couple of likes for a single picture, but it’s 10x easier to just buy the likes and be done with it.