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RAKCUS·Mar 23, 2019·8 votes·7,740 views

Season Rewards | LoL 2019 Season 9 Guide (w Pictures)

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I'd like to say that this is a stat site, the only way money is made off this site is through ad revenue same as other LoL stat sites. Despite the name of the site being "Ranked Boost." I believe the name was what mislead the moderator to take an inappropriate action.

7 Comments

Imperial PandaaMar 23, 20195 votes

You know, I bet it is because the site is literally called "rankedboost" which immediately makes me think it is a boosting service. Those who don't want to click a suspecious link, as never know if a boosting site will have malware hidden, would probably assume that it is a boosting site.

All in all, just a poor website name.

RAKCUSMar 23, 20192 votes

Yeah that's what I believed happened as well

Hellmaximus1Apr 1, 20191 votes

[{quoted}](name=Imperial Pandaa,realm=NA,application-id=6heBIhQc,discussion-id=4BdEA2T6,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2019-03-23T14:44:25.179+0000)

You know, I bet it is because the site is literally called "rankedboost" which immediately makes me think it is a boosting service. Those who don't want to click a suspecious link, as never know if a boosting site will have malware hidden, would probably assume that it is a boosting site.

All in all, just a poor website name.

I believe it used to be a site that hosted Challenger players that would give coaching and gameplay review for $, but they ended up axing it because those player would also EloBoost on the side for that website competitors.