- Nov 23, 2020
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There are many people providing this service on Want to buy forum
Any facebook comments spam service?
- Thread starter hopelesslion
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Chen chal
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- Nov 17, 2024
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There are many agents providing such services now, you can find them on the websites.Hey! I need facebook comments to spam. Is there any service for this?
PurpuraSolutions
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- Feb 8, 2026
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Comments are the hardest SMM service to get right. Followers
and likes are invisible to casual observers — nobody checks
who liked a post. But comments? They're front and center.
I've tested comment services from three panels for a Mexican
client account and the results range from terrible to
barely acceptable:
GENERIC PANEL COMMENTS (JAP/Peakerr):
You get things like "Great post!" "Love this" "Amazing
content" from profiles with zero posts and usernames like
john_smith_38291. On a Mexican food brand account. In
English. It screams fake and any follower who sees it
will know immediately.
"CUSTOM" COMMENTS (most panels):
You provide a list of comments and the panel posts them
from their accounts. Better because you control the text,
but the profiles posting them still look fake. Spanish
text from a profile with an English name and no posts is
still suspicious.
HISPANIC COMMENTS (1Popularity):
Best I've found so far. Comments come from profiles with
Spanish-language bios and some post history. Not perfect
— some profiles still look thin — but at a glance they
pass. Price is about 4-5x generic comment services though.
MY TAKEAWAY:
For comments specifically, I've almost given up on panels
and started building a micro-influencer network instead.
Real people leaving real comments, even if it's slower and
more expensive. The visual difference between a panel
comment and a real comment is too obvious for any service
where the audience actually reads the comments section.
Curious if anyone has found comment services where the
profiles actually look convincing. Especially for non-English
markets.
and likes are invisible to casual observers — nobody checks
who liked a post. But comments? They're front and center.
I've tested comment services from three panels for a Mexican
client account and the results range from terrible to
barely acceptable:
GENERIC PANEL COMMENTS (JAP/Peakerr):
You get things like "Great post!" "Love this" "Amazing
content" from profiles with zero posts and usernames like
john_smith_38291. On a Mexican food brand account. In
English. It screams fake and any follower who sees it
will know immediately.
"CUSTOM" COMMENTS (most panels):
You provide a list of comments and the panel posts them
from their accounts. Better because you control the text,
but the profiles posting them still look fake. Spanish
text from a profile with an English name and no posts is
still suspicious.
HISPANIC COMMENTS (1Popularity):
Best I've found so far. Comments come from profiles with
Spanish-language bios and some post history. Not perfect
— some profiles still look thin — but at a glance they
pass. Price is about 4-5x generic comment services though.
MY TAKEAWAY:
For comments specifically, I've almost given up on panels
and started building a micro-influencer network instead.
Real people leaving real comments, even if it's slower and
more expensive. The visual difference between a panel
comment and a real comment is too obvious for any service
where the audience actually reads the comments section.
Curious if anyone has found comment services where the
profiles actually look convincing. Especially for non-English
markets.