Buy Facebook Comments

Publish the post first, then copy its own address — the one you get from the post's timestamp or its share menu — paste it into the Post Link field on this page, choose a package and pay. That link is the entire order: no Facebook password, no admin invite, no Business Manager access. Delivery is spread across the order rather than dropped on the post in one batch, and one order carries one link, so a second post means a second order.

No. The checkout on this page takes a post link and a package size, and there is no field that could carry text you have written through to fulfillment, so what appears under the post is the wording the package supplies. If the exact words are the point — a product name, a question you want asked — talk to support before ordering rather than buying a package and hoping it can be steered.

Not necessarily at the top, and that is Facebook's call rather than ours. A Page post's comments are ranked instead of listed by time: Facebook puts forward comments from accounts the reader is connected to, comments from verified profiles and Pages, and comments that have picked up likes and replies. A delivered comment has none of that behind it. On a post with a quiet section everything is visible anyway; on a busy one, ordering more comments does not buy a better position among them. A Page manager can turn the ranking off and show comments in arrival order instead.

No. Commenting in a group requires membership rather than a link, so a group post has nothing this order can attach to — and that holds for public groups too, where anyone can read the post but only members can comment under it. Order against a post on your Page, or a public profile post, instead.

Check your own moderation before treating it as a failed order. A Facebook Page can filter comments against a blocked-word or profanity list, and a filtered or hidden comment stays out of the public view of the post while still having been delivered. A comment audience narrowed on the post does the same thing. If nothing in your moderation queue accounts for it, send support the order ID and we will check what the order actually did.

Not in the way the ladder implies, because a comment is the only thing on this page that arrives with a clickable name attached. A reaction total is a bare number with nothing behind it; twenty comments are twenty profiles a visitor can open and read, so every size you go up adds another name that has to hold up on its own. Buy the smallest package that stops the section reading as untouched, and judge the result by how the thread looks to someone who expands it rather than by the figure in the row.

Yes, within 30 days of the order completing, as long as the post is still up and you were not the one who removed them. Count the section when the order closes and keep that number; if it is short later, email support@newfollowers.net with the order ID and the current comment count and we refill the difference at no charge. What does not qualify is the part you control: a comment you hid or deleted, one your Page's blocked-word list filtered out, or a post you took down and republished, since the reposted version carries a fresh comment section the original order has nothing to do with. Comments are the one purchase on this page you can remove a piece at a time, so the shortfall you report needs to be what Facebook did to the section rather than what you did.

No. Facebook decides who sees a post viewer by viewer, largely from that person's own history with your Page, and a comment from an account the reader has no connection to is not an instruction to it. The order changes what someone finds when they arrive, not how many people arrive. Anyone selling Facebook comments as a reach purchase is charging for something the package does not contain.