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The Worst! If I could give a minus rating I would. DO NOT use this company. I deposited quite a bit of money with them, never used it and decided on a refund. They have not provided this and have not replied to any of my emails, so who knows if I will ever receive this back.
Worst Platform Ever! STAY AWAY
Sent my product to the influencer, they just kept the product and didn't bother with sending a post back, sent ifluenz an email, waited a week and still no reply, so emailed and still no emai
Absolutely terrible company!
The worst platform for influencers. They don’t respond to emails and don’t pay for collaborations. STAY AWAY!!
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