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We had what ended up being a very successful Kickstarter campaign, but not one backer came to us via Kickbooster which we belatedly learned is a company based in Montenegro.
Be aware that you must add them as a collaborator to your campaign. I believe their real intention is to harvest the email addresses of your backers. We cancelled Kickbooster before our campaign ended to prevent the data from being shared.
There appears to be ongoing confusion between KickBooster.me and KickBooster.nl, which are two separate and unrelated businesses.
KickBooster.nl operates as a webshop and is not affiliated with Kickstarter or any crowdfunding or affiliate services. Nevertheless, reviews intended for KickBooster.me are regularly posted on the KickBooster.nl profile, leading to misunderstandings for customers and reviewers alike.
Clearer differentiation in naming and communication could help prevent this confusion and ensure that reviews are placed with the correct company.
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