Taiwan is a market of roughly 23 million people and, at the same time, one of the hubs of the global tech industry: a large share of the world's semiconductors is made here, and Asus, Acer, MSI and Gigabyte all come from the island. Retail is its own signature — from the famous night markets to one of the densest convenience-store networks in the world. So the Taiwanese geo makes sense for precision rather than scale: when an account works in a tech or retail niche and needs social proof from this exact market.
The service works with a single publication: you provide a link to a post or Reels, and likes from Taiwanese-segment Instagram accounts land on that exact post. A profile link will not work. The result is a change in the like counter under the post and social proof for anyone who opens it. The service does not create comments, messages, sales or any other activity, and we do not promise any of that.
The cap of 1 000 likes per order mirrors the market itself: Taiwan is a small, precise geo, and mass volume simply is not on offer here. That is enough for a narrow campaign; for pushing a counter into the tens of thousands, this position was never meant.
There is no guarantee on this position at all. If Instagram later removes part of the likes, the counter goes down and nothing takes the place of what was lost: restoration does not exist as an option for this service. Refunds after payment are not provided either. This is the main condition to weigh before ordering — which is why we keep it in the description instead of hiding it in the fine print.