FTM Game’s community standards for its Call of Duty boosting services are built on a foundation of professionalism, security, and clear communication. These standards are designed to protect both the customer and the booster, ensuring a smooth, transparent, and effective service. They cover everything from the initial order placement to the final delivery of the boosted account, with a strong emphasis on account safety and ethical gameplay practices. Understanding these standards is crucial for anyone considering using their services.
Account Security and Privacy: The Non-Negotiable Priority
The single biggest concern for any player considering a boosting service is the security of their account. FTM Game addresses this head-on with a multi-layered security protocol. First and foremost, they operate on a strict “piloted” service model. This means a professional booster, not an automated program or cheat, logs into your account to complete the agreed-upon tasks. To mitigate risk, they strongly recommend, and often require, customers to enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on their Activision account before service begins. This simple step adds a critical layer of protection. Furthermore, boosters are trained to avoid any activity that could trigger anti-cheat systems. They use standard gaming hardware and software, playing the game as a highly skilled individual would, not using exploits or cheats that could result in a ban. The privacy of your account details is also paramount; all personal information and login credentials are handled through encrypted channels and are never stored on FTM Game’s servers longer than necessary to complete the job.
The Booster Vetting and Professionalism Standard
Not just anyone can become a booster for FTM Game. The company employs a rigorous vetting process to ensure its team consists of highly skilled, reliable, and professional individuals. Prospective boosters must undergo skill verification, often requiring them to demonstrate their abilities in high-level gameplay or provide verifiable stats. Beyond raw skill, they are evaluated on their communication skills and understanding of the company’s ethical guidelines. Once onboarded, boosters are expected to maintain a professional demeanor at all times. This includes:
Clear Communication: Boosters provide regular updates on the progress of the order, typically through the website’s messaging system or a designated chat platform.
Respect for Account Property: Boosters are forbidden from altering account settings, spending in-game currency without explicit permission, or engaging in any communication on the player’s behalf.
Efficiency and Discretion: The goal is to complete the order as quickly as possible without drawing unwanted attention. Boosters often play during off-peak hours for the account’s region to minimize the chance of reports from other players.
| Booster Tier | Skill Level (Typical Stats) | Specialization | Average Completion Time (for a Ranked Division Boost) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Booster | Top 5% (e.g., 2.0+ K/D) | General Multiplayer, Leveling | 3-5 Days |
| Elite Booster | Top 1% (e.g., 3.5+ K/D, High Win %) | High-Rank Legendary, Camo Grinds | 1-3 Days |
| Specialist Booster | Pro-Level (Verified Tournament Experience) | Specific Game Modes (e.g., Warzone Ranked, CDL Moshpits) | Varies by order complexity |
Service Transparency and the Customer’s Role
A key part of the community standards is maintaining complete transparency with the customer throughout the process. When you place an order, you receive a detailed breakdown of what the service includes, the estimated completion time, and the total cost with no hidden fees. The company’s terms of service clearly outline policies for order delays, cancellations, and the “Completion Proof” delivery. Upon finishing the job, the booster is required to provide evidence, such as screenshots or video clips, showing the achieved goal (e.g., the new rank icon, the unlocked camo). Customers also have responsibilities under these standards. They are expected to provide accurate account information, ensure 2FA is enabled, and refrain from logging into the account while the booster is active, as this can disrupt the service and potentially trigger security alerts. Open communication with the support team if any issues arise is encouraged.
Pricing, Packages, and Fair Refund Policies
FTM Game structures its pricing to reflect the complexity and time investment required for different tasks. The standards ensure that pricing is competitive and fair. For example, boosting through the lower ranks in a ranked mode will cost significantly less than the high-tier pushes into Crimson or Iridescent ranks due to the increased skill requirement and time commitment. The website typically offers various packages, and the community standards govern the terms for refunds and disputes. Refunds are generally considered in specific scenarios, such as if the service cannot be completed due to an issue on FTM Game’s end, or if a significant delay occurs not caused by the customer. The policy is designed to be fair, protecting the customer’s investment while also compensating the booster for work already completed.
| Service Type | Example Task | Price Range (Example) | Factors Influencing Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank Boosting | Gold I to Platinum I | $50 – $80 | Starting Rank, Desired Rank, Current MMR (Matchmaking Rating) |
| Weapon Camo Unlock | Polyatomic Camo for 5 Assault Rifles | $100 – $150 | Number of Weapons, Current Progression, Camo Type (Base vs. Mastery) |
| Win Boosting | 10 Wins in Warzone Ranked | $30 – $60 | Current Rank, Party Size (Solo vs. Squad) |
Ethical Gameplay and Anti-Cheat Compliance
A critical aspect of the community standards is the commitment to operating within the boundaries set by game developers. FTM Game’s model is based on skilled play, not cheating. The standards explicitly prohibit boosters from using any unauthorized software, exploiting game bugs, or engaging in activities that clearly violate the game’s Terms of Service (ToS) beyond the act of account sharing itself. It’s an open secret that developers like Activision discourage boosting, but FTM Game’s protocols are designed to minimize the risk of detection and subsequent penalties. By mimicking the behavior of a legitimate, highly-skilled player, the service aims to fly under the radar of automated anti-cheat systems like Ricochet. However, the standards are clear that there is always an inherent risk when sharing account details, and this risk is communicated to the customer before any transaction is finalized.