Sprizzy real or fake?
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Jordan
GuestAre their YouTube subscribers generated via official Google Ads or just bots and crap that gonna get me banned
Richard
GuestSeveral dirtbag affiliate marketers have written long negative reviews about them but it’s clear they didn’t actually try Sprizzy, it’s just content designed to scare you away from their service and into clicking one of the affiliate links on these a******s blog
Victoria
Guestthere are several negative reviews on Trustpilot (who by the way, accept any fake reviews) but those bad reviews are mostly complaining about customer service or saying they didn’t get any subscribers, this makes me think they do NOT use bots otherwise everyone would get subscribers
so it probably depends on how good your videos are if you will get subs or not
The main point is that Sprizzy says they will promote your videos on related channels
Marie
Guest“Unlike many other services (such as Fiverr), all views are from 100% real people on YouTube.
Sprizzy promotes videos as ads directly on YouTube, so you’ll never have to worry about bots, click farms, or people being paid to watch your videos. All growth is organic and real with no risk to your YouTube channel or videos. Additionally, all views are 100% verifiable through your YouTube Creator Studio analytics.”
Jerry
GuestSprizzy looks to be real but their customer support is just spotty. And some people’s videos just suck so nobody wants to subscribe.
Christian
GuestThe guy who owns most of the PBN network saying Sprizzy is fake is this guy (and he uses fake names on every blog)
Gerald
GuestSprizzy who?
Stephen
Guestcan’t you just use your own Google Ads to be sure they are real
Kimberly
GuestLinks to the actual blogs who say it works, or check Capterra probably the most honest review site
Nicole
GuestSprizzy is real but obviously more expensive than running your own ads. If the convenience is worth it to you, than go for it.
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