Smurfers: What is Smurfers?

Smurfers (smurfers.net) is a platform that specializes in selling accounts for League of Legends. That isn’t all the website does as it also provides boosting services for League of Legends, Valorant, and Counter-Strike 2.

While there’s no information on when the website was first founded, the oldest sign of the website is from back in 2019 when the first review for Smurfers was posted on Trustpilot ^[1]. However, the website was founded in 2018. With over five years under its belt, it’s a wonder the website isn’t more known in the boosting and account-selling community.

Founding History

According to the Smurfers official website, the website was founded on December 17, 2018 ^[2]. However, it’s unknown if the website started its services from the get-go or if the account selling started in 2019 a couple of days later.

The website’s Trustpilot also gives some more information that we can utilize. The information includes that the owner’s name is likely Tarek, as his email is associated with the website, and that Tarik is likely from Egypt. 

While there’s no confirmation, all of the starting reviews for the website are related to account buying. This indicates that Smurfers was strictly an account selling platform before shifting its focus to boosting for a handful of games too.

Offered Services

With the founding history out of the way, it’s now time to go through the offered services. As we mentioned before, Smurfers was initially a website that only sold League of Legends accounts to willing buyers. However, it has since then expanded to offer rank boosting services for three games. Those games are League of Legends, Valorant, and CS2.

Smurfers use bots to level the accounts up before selling them off to customers. Additionally, the website has bots available for various servers, along with different packages, with higher-priced packages boasting more blue essence and a higher honor level.

For those who want more than one account, Smurfers also has a subscription service that can be used to purchase multiple accounts at once. The accounts are given to the customer in batches every 6 or so days, allowing them to do whatever they want with them without fear of running out of accounts.

he fact of the matter is that Smurfer’s boosting services aren’t marketed or advertised at all, and most customers who use the platform’s services do so to buy accounts. On the bright side, the website has a wide array of different boosting types customers can utilize, including rank boosting, placement boosting, and even coaching.

Service Controversies

Despite being around for some time, Smurfers hasn’t found itself in too many controversies. However, that doesn’t mean its past is completely clear.

Apparently, Smurfers has been accused of selling accounts that get banned shortly after being purchased. If you’ve purchased a botted League of Legends account in the past then you’ll know that this is easily the most dire thing any website of this stature can do.

When asking a representative of Smurfers, the person stated that while the website does bot its accounts, they also give a warranty for the website in case the account gets banned. However, according to a review, Smurfers refused to give a customer another account after the account they bought was banned.

Customer Reviews

When it comes to Trustpilot, the website doesn’t really have a good track record, as it has 72% 5-star reviews while 20% of the reviews have given the website’s services one star.

However, it should be noted that the website only has 39 reviews on Trustpilot, as most of the website’s reviews are dropped on a different website called reviews.io ^[3]. There, Smurfers has over 2000 reviews, and 90% of the players have suggested the website, suggesting that most of the customers have had a positive experience with Smurfers’ services.

References

1. [1] "Smurfers Trustpilot". www.trustpilot.com. Retrieved April 24, 2024
2. [2] "Smurfers privacy policy". smurfers.net. Retrieved April 24, 2024
3. [3] "Smurfers Reviews.io". www.reviews.io. Retrieved April 24, 2024