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Post by crojoe on Jul 15, 2012 20:18:37 GMT 1
In my mailbox today. Hello There! With so many websites, blogs and social pages out there how can you get noticed? Our Facebook developers and affiliate networks can deliver Fans and Likes within a matter of days. Global or targeted users interested in your business sector, brand or service. With proven plans from $49 for 1000 new Facebook Likes, we can help you to kick start your online marketing and get the exposure you need. (Don't forget our refer-a-friend scheme is now offering 500 free Facebook Fans) It's a con. They don't work. Just fleecing silly people. Google and the like have setup programs to block this sort of computer generated likes and dislikes, plus site hits. |
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Post by Ribaric on Jul 16, 2012 9:35:02 GMT 1
The premise is based squarely on cheating... providing "likes" and/or hits which, in reality, do not exist. I have some experience in this and can confirm that Crojoe has it right. Not only are they trying to convince you to cheat but they will also cheat you. It's a bit like those people who buy cheap Chanel from a street vendor who assures them it has been stolen. The end result is that the manufacturer of the bottle is cheating, the street vendor is cheating, the buyer is cheating. Some poor sod will end up with it as a Christmas present. Not much positive stuff going on there!
However, I do have the details of a Nigerian bank account of a dead person with a million dollars in it and it's in the name of (insert your name here) and, if you send me all your banking details and passwords, I'll share the money with you 50-50. All proceeds go to charity of course.
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Post by Ribaric on Jul 16, 2012 11:11:38 GMT 1
It just amazes me that a "business" can be created selling something as intangible as Facebook Likes. Unthinkable just a few years ago.......world's gone mad !! So true. Junk bonds are everywhere. |
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