Why do all IG panels suck now?

JackMagic

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Can anyone tell me why Instagram panel likes are so crappy? All Arabic accounts with 0 followers.

Now that like numbers have been removed, customers I engage with on IG look at who are liking my posts and every panel I test makes it look like I’m spamming.

Are there other options?
 
Most panels are resellers so it doesn't really take a lot of suppliers getting hit to see most panels quality suffer or fold completely.
 
I'm sure there are still some working well but its like finding a needle in a haystack. I've been testing a few panels but still no luck with 100% drop rates.
 
Because IG is RIP'ing all the spam accounts.
 
Still shows the like count for me here in Scandinavia. Any ideas when it will be gone here too?
 
Can anyone tell me why Instagram panel likes are so crappy? All Arabic accounts with 0 followers.

Now that like numbers have been removed, customers I engage with on IG look at who are liking my posts and every panel I test makes it look like I’m spamming.

Are there other options?
There is still working panels with very hq profiles(real).
 
The SMM panel industry was toxic to the platform. That many fake accounts manipulates the number of users, making hard to differentiate accounts to serve them ads. It was really bad for their advertising network. They had no way of stopping the companies that ran these huge Panels, being they were offshore or just complicated/not possible to bring to court. So they aggressively went after automated accounts even at the expense of genuine users being affected.

Changed the platform completely, now SMM Panels can't run at that same cost. It would cost several dollars just to run a few accounts, rather than pennies before. Seems like they all got overloaded with problems, and either decided to stop or limit orders to customers, or cheat and scam them by giving incomplete/unfulfilled orders and keeping paymen. In an attempt to stay in business.

Some guys are still in business but are charging much more and can't deliver the same mass quantities. Its not the same market at all.

Really a game changer for IG
 
The SMM panel industry was toxic to the platform. That many fake accounts manipulates the number of users, making hard to differentiate accounts to serve them ads. It was really bad for their advertising network. They had no way of stopping the companies that ran these huge Panels, being they were offshore or just complicated/not possible to bring to court. So they aggressively went after automated accounts even at the expense of genuine users being affected.

Changed the platform completely, now SMM Panels can't run at that same cost. It would cost several dollars just to run a few accounts, rather than pennies before. Seems like they all got overloaded with problems, and either decided to stop or limit orders to customers, or cheat and scam them by giving incomplete/unfulfilled orders and keeping paymen. In an attempt to stay in business.

Some guys are still in business but are charging much more and can't deliver the same mass quantities. Its not the same market at all.

Really a game changer for IG

It's funny seeing all these accounts either stop posting or go from thousands of likes to 20-60 likes LOL
 
The interesting thing is that the big spammers like the Kardashians with 50%+ fake followers/likes/comments and other "celebrities" are still in business. The large numbers of small operators are out, but the big cheaters are still working.

You still have all those disgusting meme accounts and the fake influencers and all those fake people and they are doing well. You still have low quality content with thousands of fake likes and comments.

I know a performer who has been using one of the big cheaters to run her account - and it is still working as ever . No sweat to get a couple of 1000 likes even on blurry images.


IG is a marketplace for retailers now. It has nothing to offer for creatives.

But I wonder how long will that last - once a platform is overrun with spam as Instagram is - how long can it last?

I have limited my weekly IG time to about 20 minutes. I check the messages, post a story or two, and that's it. No more real posts - it's a waste of my time.


All social media is a time hog and you need to keep strict discipline to net let it take you over. I use LinkedIn as it is the best for b2b and because it is business oriented and you don't have those fake influencers and all the other bimbo non-culture there.
 
The interesting thing is that the big spammers like the Kardashians with 50%+ fake followers/likes/comments and other "celebrities" are still in business. The large numbers of small operators are out, but the big cheaters are still working.

You still have all those disgusting meme accounts and the fake influencers and all those fake people and they are doing well. You still have low quality content with thousands of fake likes and comments.

I know a performer who has been using one of the big cheaters to run her account - and it is still working as ever . No sweat to get a couple of 1000 likes even on blurry images.


IG is a marketplace for retailers now. It has nothing to offer for creatives.

But I wonder how long will that last - once a platform is overrun with spam as Instagram is - how long can it last?

I have limited my weekly IG time to about 20 minutes. I check the messages, post a story or two, and that's it. No more real posts - it's a waste of my time.


All social media is a time hog and you need to keep strict discipline to net let it take you over. I use LinkedIn as it is the best for b2b and because it is business oriented and you don't have those fake influencers and all the other bimbo non-culture there.

It's called interest, they give the what the platform wants, more people to the bussiness. I ear some big companies have their own bots and are partners with IG. This companies manage really big profiles
 
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