EzBoosting: What is EzBoosting?

EzBoosting is a Polish boosting service where customers can get their accounts boosted by other players. Unlike other boosting websites that provide services for numerous games, this website only offers services for Riot Games’ competitive titles like Valorant, League of Legends, and Teamfight Tactics. EzBoosting has been around since 2017 and has made a name for itself within the boosting community.

It’s impressive that despite the website being over half a decade old with thousands of customers, it hasn’t gotten into many controversies. However, with over half a decade since its inception, EzBoosting has not managed to make as much of a name as most would assume.

Founding History

EzBoosting was founded in June 2017, making it relatively old, especially when compared to some of the big players in the boosting scene. The CEO and Developer of the website is Patryk SokoÅ‚owski from Zachodniopomorskie, Poland ^[1]. Based on his LinkedIn profile, it looks like he hasn’t worked on any project before EzBoosting, meaning the boosting service may be his first and only venture so far.

The website isn’t on any social media platform except Facebook ^[2] and Discord ^[3]. The Facebook account for EzBoosting was made in March 2017, suggesting it was set up before the service’s launch. It has over 1 thousand followers there and still posts about ongoing sales on the website. As for the Discord server, it has over 1 thousand users and they can talk with each other and share information.

While the amount of traffic EzBoosting gets is stable, it doesn’t show many signs of growing. With over half a year under its belt, most would assume it would have a substantial amount of consistent followers, but that doesn’t seem to be the case.

Offered Services

As mentioned earlier, the website offers boosting services for competitive Riot titles, where it connects customers with boosters. EzBoosting primarily advertises itself as a League of Legends service, as it’s the most popular title on the website.

The service gives customers three options: Elo boosting, Duo boosting, and Placement Games. Elo Boosting has boosters that use the customer’s account to rank up on titles, Duo Boosting has customers queue up with boosters in a single lobby, and Placement Games is similar to Elo boosting but only applies for the placement matches at the start of seasons.

User Reviews

Trustpilot, the review aggregator website, gives the website a rating of 4.9 stars out of 5, which is excellent ^[4]. However, the website has a little less than 800 reviews, which is shocking for how long the website has been around for.

Besides Trustpilot, no other review aggregator has given an idea about the trustworthiness of EzBoosting. This is odd as most other boosting websites tend to have Reviews.io or scamdetector entries, which EzBoosting doesn’t have.

References

1. [1] "EzBoosting CEO LinkedIn". www.linkedin.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024
2. [2] "EzBoosting Facebook". www.linkedin.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024
3. [3] "EzBoosting Discord". www.linkedin.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024
4. [4] "EzBoosting Trustpilot". www.linkedin.com. Retrieved May 17, 2024