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| Natalie Pratt had a lot of these gimmicks on her following Twitter list, and wanted people to think she had instant stardom on her short-lived blogs. Luther Days was just as fake, as they learned when the WELS money disappeared. |
The bizarre 'click farm' of 10,000 phones that give FAKE 'likes' to our most-loved apps - Mirror Online:
"Footage has emerged of a giant "click farm" that uses more than 10,000 mobile phones to give product ratings and pages on social media websites phoney "likes".
Companies reportedly pay thousands to get their apps more likes by using services like this massive plant offers.
This covert clip in China shows rows and rows of like-making machines all wired to other devices in a factory.
And there are said to be thousands more phones in the same building all made for the same purpose."
'via Blog this'
