Before submitting a link to us, you have to make sure it is live, otherwise we can't do anything with it. If your link doesn't start getting any upvotes, this usually means it's dead (i.e. marked as spam from Reddit's automatic spam prevention system). One way to check if a link is live is to log out and search the latest links. If it's not there then it's probably marked as spam.

Reddit is really well moderated with both manual and automatic spam prevention mechanisms. If you don't follow the rules of a specific subreddit, either of these mechanisms can shadow block your submission (meaning that you'll probably not even notice that). This is why if we receive an order like that we'll have to reject it and partially refund you. Also note that your definition of "spam" is different from that of Reddit. More often than not even fully legitimate links with valuable information get marked as spam or just blocked because a moderator didn't like them. For a list of possible *unofficial* reasons for a shadow block (not just ban), check this link.

As noted in the previous question, we need links that are live before we can upvote them. One of the ways is to submit links only from high-quality accounts with high karma, old age and good reputation. If you just submit a link with a new account in a more popular sub-reddit, you can forget about that link.

First of all, if your order is marked as Completed and not Rejected, then we've done all the upvotes. Reddit, however, is not the typical social network, so here are a couple of things that might have happened: 1) People just downvoted your link; 2) A moderator blocked the upvoting in the middle (that actually happens often, once a link gets higher it goes under scrutiny); 3) Reddit does a lot of things to hide the actual vote count to protect against spam and bots, including vote fuzzing, delaying some of the votes so they get registered after some time, etc. Don't believe us ? Try to open your link from another computer and see if the score is the same. The best indication to look at is your link's position on the list.

Again, before submitting a link to us make sure it is live (i.e. it hasn't been marked as spam by Reddit). If it's not , we can't do anything and we've basically wasted our time. If that happens, we'll take 30% of the money and refund you the rest. If your link was live but marked as [removed] or blocked after we started upvoting, we'll mark the order as complete and not issue any refund.