11/08/2026
SCAM ⚠️❗️❌⛔️ (please read)
A business lesson I wish I didn’t have to learn twice.
I’m sharing this because I genuinely don’t want another small business owner to spend their hard-earned money without knowing what my experience was.
There is a service being offered for “sharing” your posts across Facebook and Instagram groups. I had used this service in the past and, honestly, saw no meaningful results. When I restarted Svadhyaya, I was approached again and was told that the sharing was genuine, that many people regularly used the service, and that the posts would reach a large number of groups.
I decided to give it another chance.
I agreed for sharing across 100 groups. But after the sharing, I saw no noticeable increase in views, engagement, enquiries or reach on my post.
I raised my concern and did not immediately make the payment because I wanted clarity on what exactly I was paying for and what value I had received. I then received repeated calls and messages asking for the payment.
Today, I have made the payment.
But I also feel that if I am paying for a marketing service, I have every right to expect transparency, accountability and some measurable value.
This post is not about targeting anyone personally. It is about sharing my experience and asking a very simple question:
When small businesses pay for promotion, where is the accountability for the money we spend?
“100 groups shared” sounds impressive on paper. But numbers mean very little if there is no meaningful reach, engagement or outcome.
I’m sharing the screenshots so that other small business owners can make an informed decision before spending their money.
Please judge the experience for yourself.