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This is a fraudulent company that is ran by the same guy who owns Viral Homies (another suspicious account). Do not trust this company, he uses AI to make cringe videos promoting savycore and claims to be a music distribution company with thousands of customers but its all a lie.
I am using SavyCore.com since 2017, I have never faced any problem, their Royalties reports are Transparent and I timely receive revenue earned through Digital Stores and Streaming Platforms.
Their support timing is very quick.
The helped me to get 80 Millon on YouTube and 100+ on streaming platforms using their Marketing Tools such as Keywords Targeting, SEO, Playlist Pitching and Playlist Placements.
As a old customer I highly recommend Savycore to Independent Artists and Record Labels
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