The account-safety checklist to use before every SMM order

A sixty-second check prevents most failed or disputed orders. It protects the social account, reduces accidental spending and gives support the information needed if delivery does not match the service description.

Protect account access

Never provide a social-media password, recovery code, session cookie or two-factor code. A delivery service normally needs only a public link. Enable two-factor authentication on the social account and on the email address that controls it. Use a unique SoneBoost password and do not share one panel login across an agency team.

Validate the target link

• Open the link in a private browser window to confirm it is public.
• Check that it points to the correct profile, post, video or channel.
• Do not change the username, privacy setting or URL during delivery.
• Record the visible starting count before submitting.

Check quantity and total

Confirm the quantity, rate per 1,000, minimum order and final total. For a new service, begin with the minimum. A maximum is not a recommendation, and a large order that is technically accepted may still be unsuitable for the account’s size.

Avoid overlapping delivery

Do not place a second order for the same service and link while the first is pending or processing. Providers may read the same starting count, making it impossible to tell which order delivered which units. Wait for a terminal status or ask support before retrying.

Know the promise

Save the service ID and read the refill period before ordering. Completed means the provider reported the quantity as delivered; it does not mean permanent unless the description includes a specific refill commitment. If an order cannot be delivered, SoneBoost returns the undelivered value to the wallet automatically.

For agencies and resellers

Obtain the client’s permission, agree on the target and quantity in writing, and do not promise permanence or organic revenue. Keep order IDs in the client report. This separates what was purchased from the campaign’s organic results and makes any support request precise.

If something looks wrong, pause before placing another order. Send support the order ID, target link, starting count and a short description. Those four details solve problems faster than screenshots without context.