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@1999 it would be great to do a new list for “what’s producing successful tickets on SWAPD”
I ask because despite unbans being the 3rd most trending topic, ALL of the unban tickets I’ve had recently (for tiktok, youtube and facebook), have all resulted in failed tickets. So while it’s popular, haven’t had any tickets that have actually been successful.
I have 2 tickets out right now for unbans, and will update this thread if either of them are successful.
Updating this thread as I just had my 10th failed ticket in a row for an unban service.
In all of the cases, the seller had complete information about the banned account and said they were 90% confident or more that the account would get unbanned. All the sellers were VIP or diamond members with 2 exceptions. Hoping that @SWAPD can implement a better feedback system sooner rather than later so in the future it is easier to decipher what sellers will actually be able to deliver on their promises…
@swapd leaving them negative feedback is an option, but unfortunately if you leave a seller negative feedback, they leave you retaliatory negative feedback and blacklist you from using them in the future. I can’t risk that if they actually do start producing successful results on something my client needs in the future.
You are attempting to recover accounts that have been dead for over half a decade. To be blunt: you are chasing ghosts.
Most of these pages have been wiped or renamed by the platform years ago. While sellers try their best, they cannot recover what no longer exists. You need to adjust your expectations. If a ticket fails on a 6-year-old remove, that is the standard result. Stop treating ‘impossible’ requests like they are guaranteed services.
Sellers also probably shouldn’t be walking around promising a 90% success rate in cases like this. For an account that’s been banned for over 5 years, 30–40% would be a much more realistic expectation.
I agree with the logic, but there are a few realities that make this hard.
First, if you’re actually honest about success rates, you lose the client. I’ve had it happen myself, you tell them it’s a long shot, so they just go find a seller who’s willing to lie and promise them 90%.
Also, half these “sellers” aren’t actually “experts”; they’re just middlemen who don’t understand the backend. They don’t bother asking about the remove’s age or previous failed attempts. They just assume every case is a fresh remove from a year ago when it’s actually a 5-year-old “impossible” request. And so on
@1999 as I mentioned above, ALL of the sellers that have taken on my tickets have had the full backstory of the accounts I have been trying to recover and the details of the failed attempts. I also don’t want to waste my time and my money being held up in escrow. The sellers have been both diamond sellers and VIPs and have promised 90%+ success rate. I won’t name names, but I also know that some of the VIP sellers that have taken these cases on swore black and blue they were dealing with a associate at the respective social media company to get the account back, only for me to learn later that they were actually just acting as a middle man for someone else doing it and trying to charge a massive mark up on it.
I’d be interested to know what the general success rate was at the moment on swapd for different categories, but for me and others I have spoken to on this platform, it would seem like the success rate has gone down a lot compared to previous years.
Sellers have a lot of residual positive feedback and clout on here for past success, but I’m not sure if that success is as strong as it once was.
And PS: the account that has had the most unsuccessful unban attempts by both VIP and Diamond sellers is only 6 months banned. And I was trying to get swapd sellers to unban it almost as soon as it got banned. So not chasing ghosts at all @1999
I put a lot of people on the map for this space. Lots of cheaper options, yes, but I have the best results and I’ve got the numbers to back it up.
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