Still possible to buy Facebook "Likes"?

11 years ago

You can get them on Fiverr. The sellers with good feedback use accounts that look real. They've stepped up their game. But you get NO engagement.

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HzCy

11 years ago

No, dont. Its possible, but what you will get is just ****.
As Ive done this, its good just to get some "proof" for your site so others see that they arent the very first "likers".

But if you have already some Likes, dont do it, it will just make your site look like spam if you have 20k Likes but no one likes your posts and pics and whatever.

Try to put time in that, to build a original fanbase. Its same as list building - you will get money only from real lists. Buying lists or fans or whatever doesnt give you any profit.

As I said, basicly its just for proof but then go with just 500 Likes or so.

Good luck!

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Matt MacPherson

11 years ago

Originally Posted by HzCy

No, dont. Its possible, but what you will get is just ****.
As Ive done this, its good just to get some "proof" for your site so others see that they arent the very first "likers".

But if you have already some Likes, dont do it, it will just make your site look like spam if you have 20k Likes but no one likes your posts and pics and whatever.

Try to put time in that, to build a original fanbase. Its same as list building - you will get money only from real lists. Buying lists or fans or whatever doesnt give you any profit.

As I said, basicly its just for proof but then go with just 500 Likes or so.

Good luck!

Thanks for the reply. I only use the Facebook like button on my landing pages for social proof. I don't bother with a Facebook fan page. Otherwise I agree, on a fan page it would be epic spam alert. I don't need engagement or anything. Just a high number count.

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franktwin

11 years ago

I would agree fiverr gigs are the ultimate place for fake likes... nothing more really, Totally useless if you ask me... spend a little time marketing your fan page, cross promote on different social media platforms and you will get likes... for real !!

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scrunchie 11 years ago

I bought fake likes and I am regretting it. I now get a hell of a lot of spam on my page PLUS I've got loads of Asian fans which looks extremely weird for a UK based business.

Still, we live and learn. lol.
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angelical

11 years ago

Yes it is still available!

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RobertCorby

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Matt MacPherson

Facebook has been cracking down on paid "likes" for the past few months now. I like to buy likes for social proof and no other reason then that. Any suggestions on where I can get some likes that wont be vanish in a few weeks?
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facebookbox.com is a great source to buy Facebook Likes

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Rajendrraa

11 years ago

yes you can get likes, check out our thread bellow in signature, we offer 3 months guarantee as well

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taranisman 11 years ago

I found an awesome way to get FB likes. Go to fiverr and search for addmefast account. Get the gig that gives you an addmefast account with 10,000 credits. For 5 Bucks! It's killer. Then just add your FB page, tweets, website or whatever you want.

Try this one: (not my gig)

Addmefast_point will give you 12,000+ points addmefast account within 48 hours for $5, only on fiverr.com

Then you will have real people liking your page. No BS software or bots that will get you in trouble.
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