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Buy Facebook USA Comments

$1 – $255 packages · 1 to 40

Your Social Boost sells Facebook comments from US-based accounts in packages from $1, posted under any public Facebook post. You write the lines yourself, as with every comment service here. The difference is where the commenting accounts are: this one draws on US accounts, which is why the ladder is smaller and the price higher.

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Prices last updated 2026-09-14

Why pay more for a country?

Because a thread is read, not counted. If you sell to American customers and every comment under your post is written in a language your customers do not use or comes from names that read as unfamiliar, the thread tells the visitor something you did not intend.

The ladder here is 1 / 5 / 10 / 20 / 40 against 2 / 10 / 20 / 35 / 50 / 100, and the price is higher per comment. That gap is the cost of a narrower pool.

What does "USA" actually mean here?

Accounts based in the United States. It does not mean the comments are written by Americans — **you** write the lines, and they are posted as you typed them. Which means the words still have to sound like the accounts posting them. A US account posting a sentence translated word-for-word from another language is the mismatch this service exists to avoid, reintroduced by the copy.

What this service is not

It is not verified identity. Nobody's passport is being checked; this is a narrower pool of accounts, not a claim about the people behind them.

What do you need to provide?

The public link to one post. Checkout tests that the post is reachable before you pay, so a friends-only post or a draft stops the order while it still costs you nothing.

You also write the lines themselves — one line per comment, entered at checkout before you pay. What you write is what appears.

in English if the point is a US audience

Questions people ask before ordering

Are the comments written by American people?
No. You write every line yourself, in any language you choose. The service is about where the posting accounts are based, not who writes the text — so write in English if the point is that the thread reads as American.
Why is this more expensive than standard Facebook Comments?
The pool of US-based accounts is smaller, which is also why the largest package here is 40 rather than the standard service's 100.
Can I mix this with standard comments on the same post?
Yes. Both can sit in one cart with the same post link, each with its own lines.