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How do Website Sell Twitter Followers?

Discussion in 'Social Networks' started by Gomar, Dec 21, 2014.

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    I am always been curious to how these websites sell so many twitter followers for so little. Given the number, I assume it would have to be bots. Do they just have bots that create twitter accounts and when someone buys they have the bots all follow that person?

    I usually stay away from these things but just always been curious of the mechantics of them. Which leaves to my 2nd question, couldn't Twitter ban these bots?
     
    Gomar, Dec 21, 2014 IP
  2. Kralj187

    Kralj187 Member

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    Just bots...
    They do ban them, but they can't ban as fast as the bots are being created ^^
     
    Kralj187, Dec 21, 2014 IP
  3. Patricia Ann Lee

    Patricia Ann Lee Active Member

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    I doubt about Twitter banning bots/spam accounts on Twitter. I can see a lot of them.
    I do actually got curious too about this exchange traffic/like sites and I've tried it out for free.
    And then lesson learned, that those are just a bunch of junk.
     
    Patricia Ann Lee, Dec 21, 2014 IP
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    I can't wait for Twitter to do something, like Instagram did - delete all inactive/bots from followers. Bieber lost over 3 mil. followers. Imagine, how many people will get upset on Twitter:) lol.

    As for their creation - you won't believe what people are willing to do for a couple of bucks.
     
    Alex Toll, Dec 22, 2014 IP