Marcel Olsen review for AdScale AI Ads Meta/Google Ads

Misleading Performance Guarantees, No Accountability, and Disregard for EU Protections We joined AdScale after two onboarding calls with Daniel, where we were promised results within 2–3 weeks and a minimum 4× ROAS. Instead, we spent over €2,800 through their platform and saw only one attributed sale — despite using a stable, previously successful ad account with the same products, website, and creatives. We reported technical issues early in the campaign and received no meaningful response. There was an 11-day gap in communication, even after escalation was promised by their senior team. To this day, those problems remain unresolved. When we requested a refund, AdScale acknowledged that the service did not meet expectations, but refused to accept any commercial responsibility. They repeatedly cited internal policy and the fact that ad spend was paid to Google/Meta — ignoring the role their system played in mismanaging those funds. What’s especially concerning is that while AdScale has an office in the Netherlands and clearly targets EU-based customers, they appear to disregard EU commercial law obligations. Instead, they rely on internal policy and the fact that their headquarters are in Israel as a way to sidestep accountability. This use of jurisdictional loopholes to avoid offering refunds or proper redress raises serious concerns. Many of the 5-star reviews on their platform appear to reflect early onboarding impressions, not long-term outcomes. In contrast, our experience aligns closely with several well-documented negative reviews — poor performance, lack of support, and refusal to take responsibility. We strongly advise caution. If your campaigns underperform or something goes wrong, you’ll be ignored, and AdScale will offer free platform credits rather than resolving the issue or acknowledging fault. That’s not acceptable for a business-facing tool handling serious ad budgets.