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The rise of offshore Facebook like farms

TECHi's Author Louie Baur
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Louie Baur
Louie Baur
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There are always marketing farms of some sort in the world. As long as clicks, views, and links need button clickers to make them happen, low-cost farms are going to be created overseas. The latest plague: Facebook likes.

France24

France24

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Internet companies in New Delhi have found a new niche market in selling Facebook likes. In an undercover investigation, FRANCE 24 journalists have found that these “click-farms” offer over 150,000 likes in two or three months for a fixed price.

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