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I was a little nervous trying it out since I've seen some mixed reviews regarding services like this but I went for it anyway and to be totally honest I think it's been ok so far. It's not the fastest thing in the world but my page is definitely gaining numbers.
My page had been inactive for quite some time so I was a bit apprehensive about trying a new service that would put my account at risk of getting flagged or having a similar problem. I have to admit so far everything has been running smoothly. I like that it is not too rapid so I'm feeling more confident using soaria.
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