When these platforms first started operating, inflating likes, reposts, and followers in VK groups was quite simple and inexpensive. Back then, performers didn't use bots and fake accounts as actively, but now, even though the program fights against bots, it's hard to protect against fakes. Overall, there are fewer workers, prices remain reasonable, but due to low activity, I have to turn to third-party services. It's not surprising, as even the design of the platform is off-putting. Recently, they added integration with Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, but I don't think this will significantly increase activity. I still continue to use this service, as finding 1,000 followers for 600 rubles is difficult, even though I end up having to remove about 30% of them (fakes). In general, 1 ruble for a permanent follower is quite an attractive rate, so I'm not leaving just yet. However, I don't believe this resource can stay afloat for long without active changes.
