98 Buck Social
reviews and complaints

Yo, listen up folks! I gotta tell ya about my experience with 98 Buck Social. Now, I ain't no expert on social media or nothin', but I figured I'd give 'em a try since they offer social media management for a pretty cheap price. But let me tell ya, I ran into some trouble with 'em.

So, apparently they don't keep track of the licenses for the images they use on social media. And that can lead to some serious problems, like copyright infringement claims from photographers. And get this, if that happens, they ain't gonna help ya out at all! I mean, what kind of company doesn't take responsibility for the stuff they put out there?

I even got proof of their shady practices. I uploaded a chat screen where the company owner straight up admits they won't help ya out if there's a copyright dispute. And that's just not cool, man.

So, if you're thinkin' about using 98 Buck Social, just be careful. You might end up in a legal mess if they use copyrighted images without permission. And they ain't gonna have your back when it comes to defending yourself.

I was a bit skeptical when I first heard about 98 Bucks Social, a website that claims to help you improve your social media marketing for just $98 a month. However, I decided to give it a try and see if it could really deliver on its promises.

Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the results. Despite their claims that they could increase sales through social media, I didn't see any noticeable increase in sales during the time that I used their service. It's hard to say for sure whether their efforts had any impact, but I certainly didn't see any concrete results.

What's more, I found it incredibly frustrating to try to cancel their service. Their online form didn't seem to work, and there was no other way to cancel. I ended up having to call my bank and dispute the charge, which was a huge hassle. Even my bank couldn't find any contact information for the company, which was a red flag.

Eventually, after my bank rejected the charge, I did receive an email from 98 Bucks Social. However, they wanted proof that I had cancelled the service using their online form - which, as I mentioned, didn't work. It was a frustrating experience all around, and I regret ever signing up with this company.

Overall, I would not recommend 98 Bucks Social to anyone looking to improve their social media marketing. While their prices may seem attractive, the lack of results and difficulty in cancelling make it a poor choice.

This company, 98 Buck Social, has a pretty good idea, but they don't seem to execute it very well. There's no training on their platform, and you don't have any say in what they post. You don't get to give any input at all. They say they know the cannabis space, but they got me in trouble with Instagram in just the second week. If they had allowed conversation between us, I could have told them exactly what the rules were for cannabis. It's not like these rules are printed anywhere, you can only know them by living it. But they don't let you talk to them, you can only email them once there's a problem, and they are pretty responsive, but they still don't talk to you. Why don't they want to talk to their clients?

The price is very low, but the quality is also very low, and there doesn't seem to be much thought or strategy behind what they post. They actually posted a picture of someone rolling a cigarette, and I guess they thought it was a joint. I didn't get to actually talk to anyone, so I don't know for sure what they were thinking or why they would post a cigarette on a cannabis site for women over 50. There were lots of negative comments from the Instagram community on that one.

Overall, I think 98 Buck Social has a lot of potential, but they need to work on their execution and communication with their clients. It's frustrating to not have any input on what they post, especially when they don't seem to know the rules of the industry they're working in. I would recommend looking elsewhere for social media management services.