Gee Smurfs: What is Gee Smurfs?

Gee Smurfs is an online boosting service where customers can either buy accounts with their desired statistics or ask the help of professional players to help them boost their accounts in games like League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Valorant, and GTA. The service has been around since mid to late 2022 and has made a small name for itself despite being younger than most of its contemporaries. 

With 1000s of satisfied customers, Gee Smurfs has become quite popular in the boosting community and hasn’t gotten into any major controversies. However, its young age and generally unknown reputation make this company’s services akin to a coin toss.

Founding History

According to the United Kingdom’s government information ^[1], the Gee Smurfs website has been around since December 2022, but the first review it got on Trustpilot was in July 2022. This suggests that the website officially started its services in mid-2022 and likely went through a couple of domain changes, which is common for these companies.

Using the same government website, it seems that the director and owner of Gee Smurfs is George Osgood, who’s from Hounslow, England ^[2].  The company’s registered address is 27 Pine Tree Close, Hounslow, TW5 9TF, although it’s unknown if this is Osgood’s home address or if any business actually goes on there, especially considering the online nature of the boosting and account-selling website.

Gee Smurfs doesn’t have a lot of social media presence, with an account only on TikTok and a Discord server. The TikTok account has a low number of followers and has been abandoned since 2022 after posting various League of Legends-related memes. The Discord server has more than 2000 users as of writing this, but most channels are generally inactive.

Traffic aggregating websites like Similarweb haven’t shared details regarding Gee Smurfs. However, looking at how the service advertises that it’s got over 2000 customers and that Trustpilot has over 300 reviews, Gee Smurf has done decent for a website of its age but nothing impressive.

Offered Services

As mentioned earlier, Gee Smurfs provides boosting services to those who want to rank up their accounts, but they only do it for League of Legends and GTA 5. The website prides itself on the fact that it’s the cheapest service available, although that doesn’t account for websites like Eloking that offer consistent discounts for customers.

Aside from boosting accounts, customers have the option to buy accounts from the website. Customers can choose what rank and skins they want in the account, with lower ranks costing less and vice versa. Gee Smurfs provides accounts for multiple games, whereas boosting services only for League of Legends and GTA 5.

It may be because of the larger target audience, but the Gee Smurfs website is better known for its account-selling services. On the other hand, its boosting services aren’t nearly as popular and are instead overshadowed thanks to the immense competition from better established and more trustworthy websites.

User Reviews

Gee Smurfs is one of the rare boosting websites that hasn’t been in any major controversy. However, this is less a sign of how high-quality its services are and more a sign of how new the company is.

As mentioned earlier, Gee Smurfs has gotten very good reviews on Trustpilot ^[3]. Specifically, the website has gotten a rating of 4.7 stars out of 5. However, these are only out of a little over 350 reviews, which pales in comparison to other websites that have 1000s of reviewers and therefore more of a segmentation.

Besides Trustpilot, there’s no mention of the service on other reviewing platforms, which is odd since most websites tend to have something on scamdetector or reviews.io. After all, a boosting and account-selling website relies a lot on trust and selling to new customers.

References

1. [1] "Gee Smurf UK official info". find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk. Retrieved May 23, 2024
2. [2] "George Osgood official information". find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk. Retrieved May 23, 2024
3. [3] "Gee Smurf Trustpilot". uk.trustpilot.com. Retrieved May 23, 2024