Behind TikTok's booming growth industry are fake engagements, stolen accounts, and a fast track to getting flagged.
A whole industry has sprung up around selling TikTok “growth.”
Cheap views by the hundred, pre-made ad accounts, and polished sales pages promising a repeatable path to serious revenue.
None of it is officially sanctioned by TikTok, and depending on what you’re buying, you could end up wasting money, losing your account, or handing your login details to scammers.
Scam 1: Sites selling cheap likes and engagement
Sites selling bulk engagement all look remarkably similar.
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