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US followers, 5829. Severe order backlog, currently unavailable. Regarding follower loss due to risk control, you can directly sample and check the retention data. Real-time and accurate data is the most reliable indicator. Currently, it's still a risk control period, and some products may perform better. If your account is high-quality or you require extremely high-quality followers, it's recommended to use official followers first. The platform offers a sign-in reward program; you can use the sign-in rewards to purchase items from various data centers for data testing.

The US-based account (5829) has been updated. The follower loss rate has been around 10%-15% in the past two weeks. Lost followers are not replaced. Orders can queue for several hours to half a day when there are many orders, but once activated, the speed is very fast! You can give it a try.

We've launched a daily check-in feature. This allows new users to test it without spending money, and during the risk control period, it allows everyone to test multiple products and observe the data. I recently chatted with a client about losing followers, so I'll clarify here: follower loss is determined by two factors: the account itself and the number of followers. If the account quality is too poor, there will be a large-scale loss. Therefore, from a data perspective, for the same product, some customers will lose followers significantly, while others will lose fewer.

Recently, TK's fan risk control has become relatively strict. You can contact customer service to communicate with official fans. The price is relatively expensive, but it ignores any risk control. The fans and views are officially recognized and can be used directly in short videos or other places. If you need it, you can contact customer service directly.

In response to feedback regarding language translation issues, a translation function has been added to make it easier to see the meaning of each service.

Some customers have asked why the speed displayed on the platform is XX, but the actual speed after placing an order is not XX, and may be faster or slower, wondering if it's because the data is inaccurate. Let me clarify: the data is accurate, but it's historical data. Historical data can only be used for reference and evaluation; it's currently impossible to predict future performance. Please pay special attention to this.

We've updated with a major exclusive feature: we've added a data display showing sales volume drops for each product. You can check it yourself. We'll shrink the display when risk control measures are in place and increase it once they're lifted. Also, the data chart feature for each order was previously available, but we found it wasn't used much, so we've removed it.

TK fans have updated their service. You can test it on a small scale. The numbers are: 129, 140, 141, 142, and 143. Number 129 is faster, and currently has a relatively low follower loss rate. We will launch a follower loss rate monitoring function later, based on actual data.

The risk control has eased a bit, and we can start small-scale testing. We are developing a follower loss rate data evaluation function, which will be displayed on the products later. However, we have encountered a slight problem. We found that many customers actually bought from other platforms and then bought from us. Many of them lost followers from the previous platforms, which leads to inaccurate follower loss rate monitoring. We are still thinking about how to make it more objective.

Two days ago, there was a round of risk control measures, and some new students who didn't understand might complain, "Your platform's follower-buying is terrible! They can't even control the followers they've bought for days." Let me clarify: all platforms use the same follower source channels and cleanup logic; there's no such thing as a "bad" platform. We have globally exclusive data display and follower loss monitoring capabilities. When risk control is severe, don't rush in; once it's under control, then go all out!