Krootez Reviews 

Followers look quite real

Let's be honest, if you use any service like this, the followers you buy are not going to engage with your content.

However, it doesn't look good if you are suddenly followed by a stack of accounts that are either blank or quite obviously fake.

Having used a few services, Krootez seems to have the most real looking accounts on offer.

They don't look perfect and you still see accounts that follow 3000 others with only 30 followers, but at a 30 second glance they look real enough with profile pictures and a selection of posts.

I tried ViralRace and a few other sellers I don't remember the names - they dropped everything they provided in only days. Krootez is way better for their followers service than the companies I tried before.

Great customer service. I'm happy to confirm the quality of the product on Krootez. It could be totally perfect if followers were the same quick as likes.

Good provider"

I got 100 followers for a few bucks from this website a week ago. They look fine and don't drop. What else

I hoped to buy likes today but they do not accept paypal anymore. Frustrating. Just bring it back and I will give you five stars.

Fraud
They take your money, give you followers which will unfollow 48 hours later
You contact them for a refill or refund. They respond late and with the WORST attitude you can think of.

I would never recommend them to anyone.

I don’t recommend Krootez. I purchased a package of 100 followers thinking to give it a try. Yes, they delivered all 100 followers. With 20 extras. However, 3 days later, 30 of them unfollowed. After 2 more days, another 20 of them unfollowed. And 3 more days, 30 more unfollowed. I’m guessing 2 more days, 20 more will unfollowed.

I want to help others avoid spending hours trying to find a site that offers permanent/real-looking followers. Reviewers on Trustpilot reveal that basically every follower service is a scam. Krootez didn't have any reviews yet, so I decided to give it a chance. I got the "real followers" because I was worried the "active followers" (which cost more) would unfollow.

I would say a little less than half of their followers look real on your following list (based on username, name, and profile picture). They look like bot accounts if you actually click on them, but I don't think anyone is going to spend time stalking people on your following list.

On the other hand, a little more than half of the accounts do consist of jumbled letters/numbers or Russian names, so I removed those ones. If you purchase from here, know that you're not getting exactly what you pay for - but as far as I can tell, this is the only service that offers something in the realm of what they promise.