Avoid - It's that simple Luckily I have some knowledge on how companies like this get you your followers and the simple thing to not is that these followers are not real. They are normally one of 500 accounts that one employee will manage and with a simple computer trick can run a program which will cause all the linked profiles to like your page etc. Most annoyingly though is the constant emails I get from them. The unsubscribe link seems to work except I still keep getting emails. I've emailed them 4 times and still no reply or change of situation. In summary - avoid this company and similar.

SCAM - they want to use your twitter account They take your money, then insist that you give your username and password for your twitter account. If you don't they don't respond. I requested a refund via PayPal and they are not responding (but I have already paid). Do NOT do business with this guy. They want to use YOUR account to follow others, so they point one customer to another (instead of maintaining their own account list). Very deceptive, very unresponsive, bad vendor. This guy also operates as "Sound Partners", "MySocialMate.com" and probably other company names.

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Tweetangels is the epitome of a SCAM company!!! Beware!!!!! We email them, they take forever to respond, ..if they decide to respond at all. I'm only giving one star because half a star is not available ..just like their "reputable" customer service which is also UNavailable. They do not deliver as promised. As for refunds?? You're going to go through hell and back if you decide to ask them for a refund. But of course, if you want to try your luck, by all means go ahead, but just don't say afterwards that you weren't warned once you become yet another SCAM victim. (Prepare yourself for the lying justification from them too, right below.)