Zamira Zuidhof
Junior Member
- Dec 28, 2019
- 135
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hi there, could you add me credits for test?
my username: Zamira
thanks.
my username: Zamira
thanks.
Open a thread in the shitlist, I'm sure the mods will help youHello all! Long time user here but first post. We’ve used a variety of smm services over the years and so, like most you, we are quite familiar with standard practices. We have been experimenting with a handful of companies specifically for YouTube subs, and dropped a $50 test on SMM-Heaven as they have clearly been around for quite some time and we therefore assumed they had some level of quality.
Given we only tested YouTube subs, we can only attest to that specific service, but our test was a bit disappointing. Two days after placing the order it still had not started, and so we sent a ticket asking for a cancellation and refund.
They denied the request, and added that the order was in progress and should be completed in 5-7 days. In fact, the order was not in progress, but again, we’ve been at this for a while now so we understand that sometimes (oftentimes perhaps is more accurate) there are delays, particularly with YouTube subs. So, 5-7 seemed reasonable.
Approximately 1 week after placing the order, 200 of the 1000 subs had been delivered. Tl;dr The order is unlikely to be completed and after requesting a cancellation and refund multiple times, SMM-Heaven repeatedly denied our request and stated the order was in progress.
For us, losing $50 for a test isn’t a big deal - we have been and are actively looking for a panel that can accommodate several 100,000 subs orders across multiple accounts. The moral of the story here isn’t that SMM-Heaven is a terrible service, we’ve seen much worse. But our opinion is: If you give these folks money, you likely will not get it back, regardless of whether they fill the orders or not.
Happy hunting, everyone and if you know of an above average panel for YouTube subs, please let us know. Yt-bot just added YouTube subs again, so we’re going to try that out next. Fingers crossed!
Open a thread in the shitlist, I'm sure the mods will help you![]()
Hello all! Long time user here but first post. We’ve used a variety of smm services over the years and so, like most you, we are quite familiar with standard practices. We have been experimenting with a handful of companies specifically for YouTube subs, and dropped a $50 test on SMM-Heaven as they have clearly been around for quite some time and we therefore assumed they had some level of quality.
Given we only tested YouTube subs, we can only attest to that specific service, but our test was a bit disappointing. Two days after placing the order it still had not started, and so we sent a ticket asking for a cancellation and refund.
They denied the request, and added that the order was in progress and should be completed in 5-7 days. In fact, the order was not in progress, but again, we’ve been at this for a while now so we understand that sometimes (oftentimes perhaps is more accurate) there are delays, particularly with YouTube subs. So, 5-7 seemed reasonable.
Approximately 1 week after placing the order, 200 of the 1000 subs had been delivered. Tl;dr The order is unlikely to be completed and after requesting a cancellation and refund multiple times, SMM-Heaven repeatedly denied our request and stated the order was in progress.
For us, losing $50 for a test isn’t a big deal - we have been and are actively looking for a panel that can accommodate several 100,000 subs orders across multiple accounts. The moral of the story here isn’t that SMM-Heaven is a terrible service, we’ve seen much worse. But our opinion is: If you give these folks money, you likely will not get it back, regardless of whether they fill the orders or not.
Happy hunting, everyone and if you know of an above average panel for YouTube subs, please let us know. Yt-bot just added YouTube subs again, so we’re going to try that out next. Fingers crossed!