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The Facebook website has set a new rule for paying US$100 to send messages to celebrities

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>The Facebook website has set a new rule for paying US$100 to send messages to celebrities. Since December 2012, Facebook, the largest social networking site in the United States (…

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>The Facebook website has set a new rule for paying US$100 to send messages to celebrities. Since December 2012, Facebook, the largest social networking site in the United States, has conducted a new charging experiment. Send an on-site message to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg or a celebrity of his level will be charged $100. Some analysts believe that Facebook’s approach is another “money” attack from its 1 billion users. The person in charge of Facebook responded that this method is to try to “define the importance of information based on economic signals.” The person in charge also said that for VIP users who receive paid information, this function automatically filters spam messages for them. If they receive unfamiliar messages, it means that a stranger really wants to find something important for them.

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