Is there any benefit to paying for page likes?

Well he claims to be able to get real likes.
My question is how it's even possible to get up to 10,000 product relatable likes on a page without using facebook promotions or ads?

Thanks for the advice guys!
I agree and can't think of any possible way to get that many legitimate likes in a short time frame unless what artflair stated "I was featured on Jimmy Kimmel" lol

I went back to read one of his older emails and he mentions getting the likes through "social media referrers".

No idea what that's supposed to mean.

The only use for fake likes is when you first launch your fan page. I bought 1000 likes from Fiverr just to make my page look a little sexy when people first come to it. Better for them to see about 1000 likes than 10 or so. But after that, they are all real likes.

Exactly. Though a bit more time-consuming, I still see all the benefits from doing things the natural way. By awesome marketing strategies and by knowing where to find your target audience, you will be able to get the high quality likes that you need to make your business grow.

This is correct. I myself "Like" pages if they genuinely catch my interest or answer my needs. I have hardly ever considered the total likes of the page in my decision to follow it.

My suggestion is to focus on creating engaging content and content sharing exchanges with other pages that have similar products or services like yours. If you do so, you have a larger change of actually gaining likes from your target market.

You have to start somewhere ... if you start by faking it, you're destroying your credibility right out of the gate. I was looking for a new accounting firm and came across a local company that had 800 facebook Likes. I thought that was a little odd. For starters, because a firm of their size probably doesn't even have 800 CUSTOMERS much less 800 who would actually like their page. Even BDO, the largest accounting firm in the WORLD, managing billions of dollars of assets, only has 17,000 something. I've seen dollar store shampoo with more Likes than that. Yet here's this little 4 person company with 800 likes and no interaction on any of their posts.

I looked at the stats and 98% of their Likes were from Venezuela.

Credibility = 0. These guys could have been the best accounting firm in the state for all I know. But I'll never know, because I simply can't trust them enough to hire them. Getting real followers isn't hard, if I see someone with a tiny Facebook following my first thought isn't that they suck or no one likes them, it's that they just haven't found a way to make Facebook a part of their business or don't care to.

If someone is saying that I will give you 10,000 real likes in 5-7 days, then it is totally unethical because it is impossible. Ya, one can do it by using tool or any other process but it will be untargeted. Real like means targeted customers from where you can get business.