FuelGram
- Thread starter fazsnatch
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- Mar 10, 2010
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According to this post the owner of fuelgram was a member here and got banned - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/fuelgram-igevolve.965313/#post-10327479
colorme
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- Dec 23, 2015
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If you've already given your Instagram account handle and password to Fuelgram, change it ASAP.
Fuelgram is a big scam. They use your account to like and comment on other accounts without you knowing or approving it.
Apart from the likes4likes that you give, they will use your account to provide likes to others that pay for that service. This will end up fucking your IG account.
Shiloh_Dynasty
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- Mar 31, 2018
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This is really interesting since I've been using Fuelgram for the past.. maybe 3 weeks, and couldn't be more satisfied, the likes you get from it are as authentic as it can get from quality accounts.
What do you mean by "They use your account to like and comment on other accounts without you knowing or approving it."?.. I mean the like-rounds you pay for is kinda obvious that your account likes & interracts with other posts/accounts, isn't it? Don't get me wrong, not trying to defend anything, just looking for answers hehe.
- Mar 10, 2010
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Hopefully you don't get scammed; that is why the owner was banned from here.
colorme
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- Dec 23, 2015
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Fuelgram uses your account to like others, that pay for that service. This is on top of your regular like4like rounds. You won't know about it, because Fuelgram won't tell you, but they do it.
Who's accounts do you think do the liking when they buy like services from Fuelgram? Yours, without you knowing it.
Shiloh_Dynasty
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- Mar 31, 2018
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what would you recommend instead, if I may ask?
I've been using fuel gram for maybe 6 months now. I don't do powerlikes, I do the autorounds (likes on your most recent picture in up to 6 time slots a day), fuel groups (when you post a picture, it detects it and gives you likes from everyone in the group), and the comment groups (same as the fuel groups, but with comments instead of likes).
it is a like4like system. They use your account to send the likes/comments, and you receive likes/comments from other accounts paying for Fuelgram as well. They are *very* open about this and I'm not sure why people are acting like it is something they hide.
I *only* use custom comments when I used Comment groups because their automated comments suck. Their comments are very little for the price too, like 20 per photo up to 3 photos a day, so I supplement them with manual engagement pod comment groups (and TONS of them to match 200-300 comments I naturally make) as well as purchase high retention, quality engagements from an SMM panel to give my numbers a little fluff. I aim for 100k-150k views, 20k-50k likes and 2k-5k comments on all of my posts, so it's a tedious task.
My insights have gone up steadily but at a great rate since I've started with fuel gram. I went from 40k impressions to 90k impressions organically. I give myself 4 hours before I start adding supplementary engagement to get an idea of what the engagement I get naturally.
Algorithms and playing the system don't always determine if you're account is going to grow because you also have to post good content too. I am a singer, blogger and model and so I fall into various categories of "hot girls", "celebrities", "lux", "travel", "fashion/beauty" niche's that allow me to pull followers in all different types of ways vs someone trying to grown an account about cars or an account about memes. Photo quality, composition, feed aesthetics, etc all play a role too because having a professional looking feed and good numbers help me land brand partnerships where I am reposted on the pages of some *major* brands, in which they have large followings that help me gain more followers and recognition.
So you gotta have all of that in mind and in order too before you start using services. You have to "brand" yourself and have a direction or else you won't benefit from the services and it will seem like a waste.
EDIT: Also to add, liking and commenting on other accounts is GOOD for your account. I am not sure where people got this idea that it is wrong. I comment creep and like creep, follow hashtags (commenting relevant hashtags on OTHER people's photos are good, you're comment comes up when the photo comes up on the hashtag timeline), and go down the instagram rabbit hole all the time to follow new accounts I am genuinely interested in and people do the same back. That plays a BIG part in how I start gaining organic growth and engagements from services like Fuelgram. The only downside is if people post compromising photos and you like/comment on it or they use your account to comment something you wouldn't say or doesn't align with your values, but most people using the services generate hundreds of comments that it gets lost in the mix anyways.
Also, Fuelgram shouldn't be the ONLY thing you use. Manual interactions still hold a lot of value and supplementing to play the #s game with smm panels are still okay despite people acting like it will get your account shunned from the masses.
it is a like4like system. They use your account to send the likes/comments, and you receive likes/comments from other accounts paying for Fuelgram as well. They are *very* open about this and I'm not sure why people are acting like it is something they hide.
I *only* use custom comments when I used Comment groups because their automated comments suck. Their comments are very little for the price too, like 20 per photo up to 3 photos a day, so I supplement them with manual engagement pod comment groups (and TONS of them to match 200-300 comments I naturally make) as well as purchase high retention, quality engagements from an SMM panel to give my numbers a little fluff. I aim for 100k-150k views, 20k-50k likes and 2k-5k comments on all of my posts, so it's a tedious task.
My insights have gone up steadily but at a great rate since I've started with fuel gram. I went from 40k impressions to 90k impressions organically. I give myself 4 hours before I start adding supplementary engagement to get an idea of what the engagement I get naturally.
Algorithms and playing the system don't always determine if you're account is going to grow because you also have to post good content too. I am a singer, blogger and model and so I fall into various categories of "hot girls", "celebrities", "lux", "travel", "fashion/beauty" niche's that allow me to pull followers in all different types of ways vs someone trying to grown an account about cars or an account about memes. Photo quality, composition, feed aesthetics, etc all play a role too because having a professional looking feed and good numbers help me land brand partnerships where I am reposted on the pages of some *major* brands, in which they have large followings that help me gain more followers and recognition.
So you gotta have all of that in mind and in order too before you start using services. You have to "brand" yourself and have a direction or else you won't benefit from the services and it will seem like a waste.
EDIT: Also to add, liking and commenting on other accounts is GOOD for your account. I am not sure where people got this idea that it is wrong. I comment creep and like creep, follow hashtags (commenting relevant hashtags on OTHER people's photos are good, you're comment comes up when the photo comes up on the hashtag timeline), and go down the instagram rabbit hole all the time to follow new accounts I am genuinely interested in and people do the same back. That plays a BIG part in how I start gaining organic growth and engagements from services like Fuelgram. The only downside is if people post compromising photos and you like/comment on it or they use your account to comment something you wouldn't say or doesn't align with your values, but most people using the services generate hundreds of comments that it gets lost in the mix anyways.
Also, Fuelgram shouldn't be the ONLY thing you use. Manual interactions still hold a lot of value and supplementing to play the #s game with smm panels are still okay despite people acting like it will get your account shunned from the masses.
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instagodnet
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- Jun 16, 2018
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This is fraud
Can you tell us your SMM Panel game? We have similar accounts to yours and wonder how you produce High retentions with the Smm Panels.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I loved reading this because I totally agree! It would be great to speak with you more through pm I had a few things I would like to discuss with you if that is cool
Stoner8tower
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- Sep 13, 2018
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Hey guys, does anyone have any idea about their prices? checked their website and found nothing