Understanding the terminology used on NeoFollower is crucial for making informed decisions when placing your orders. Below is a breakdown of the key terms you’ll encounter on our platform:

1. Refill

Refill is a feature where if the followers, likes, or views you purchased start to disappear after the order is completed, we will replace them for you. However, there’s a condition: this refill option is only available for a certain period, like 30 days. If you place another order during this period and the number of followers or likes goes higher than the original amount, we won’t refill it if they drop. So, for example, if you bought 1,000 followers and some of them disappear within the refill period, we’ll add them back to keep it at 1,000. But if you buy more followers during that time and your count goes up, we won’t replace any new drops. Please open a new ticket and request for Refill. Refill process may take 2-5 days.

2. No Refill

No Refill means that once you receive your followers, likes, or views, we won’t replace them if they start disappearing. This can happen anytime, and sometimes all of them (100%) might drop. So if you buy 1,000 followers and they all disappear, you won’t get them back. This option is often cheaper, but it’s riskier because there’s no guarantee the numbers will stay the same. We recommend avoid ordering No refill services.

3. Speed

Speed refers to how quickly your followers, likes, or views will be delivered to your account after you place an order. Some services are very fast and you might see the results in just minutes. However, keep in mind that some social media networks, like X (formerly Twitter), consider fast delivery as unusual activity. If you suddenly gain a lot of followers quickly, the platform might see this as suspicious. This could lead to your followers being removed or, in some cases, your account being limited or even suspended. So, while fast delivery might seem attractive, it can sometimes cause issues.

4. Start Time

Start Time is the amount of time it takes for your order to begin after you place it. Some services start right away, so you’ll see followers, likes, or views begin to increase almost immediately. Others might take a few hours or even a day to start. If you need quick results, it’s important to check the start time before you buy, so you know when to expect your order to begin.

5. Price per 1000

Price per 1000 is a way of showing how much it costs to buy 1,000 units of a service, like followers, likes, or views. For example, if the price is $5 per 1,000 followers, you would pay $5 to get 1,000 followers on your account. This helps you see how much you will spend, and it’s useful for comparing prices between different services. By knowing the price per 1,000, you can better plan your budget and decide which service offers the best value for your money.

6. Min/Max (Minimum and Maximum Order Limit)

Min Max refers to the smallest and largest amounts you can order for a particular service, like followers, likes, or views.

• Minimum Order Limit (Min): This is the smallest number you can buy. For example, if the minimum order limit is 100, you cannot order less than 100 followers, likes, or views. This helps ensure that even small orders are worth processing.

• Maximum Order Limit (Max): This is the largest number you can buy in a single order. For example, if the maximum order limit is 10,000, you cannot order more than 10,000 followers, likes, or views at once. If you need more than this, you’ll have to place another order.