Who says you can not buy friends? An Australian company is selling online marketing friends and admirers to Facebook members after offering a similar service to Twitter users."Women are swindled on Facebook for U.S. $ 4,000.
The company advertising, marketing and promotions uSocial (usocial.net) said that targets social networking sites because of their huge advertising potential.
"Facebook is an extremely effective marketing tool," Leon said in a statement Hill, chief executive of uSocial.
"The simple fact is that with a great track on Facebook, you have an instant target group of people with whom you can connect and promote whatever you're promoting," he added.
"The only problem is that it can be extremely difficult to get this up and this is where we" he said. The company offers packages for Facebook, the Internet social network in the world, beginning in 1000 friends and reaches 10,000, at a price of between 177 and $ 1167.
"Everything we do is send them a welcome message or a friend request of the customer. If you decide to go ahead and add this person as friend or fan will, if not, then no," Hill told Australian media.
Facebook is now the fourth most visited website in the world. However, uSocial packages are not without controversy.
According to Australian sites, Twitter tried to block uSocial accusing you of sending spam to its members, while the Los Angeles Times newspaper reported that Digg.com, a website where people vote for their favorite news sites or, also tried to shut it out selling votes.
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