Facebook charges $100 to message someone..

I hope this is all true, means the small community's could have a chance..

http://theweek.com/article/index/238684/why-is-facebook-charging-100-for-messages

Yes, I saw this and it came to mind my members complaining they can not do mass emails.

FaceSucks business model was the same as all the others; targeted advertising; albeit a delayed one to suck the members in; "hey look, everything free and no adverts!"; that and television marketing to convince everyone that if you were not on FaceSuck you were worthless.  Guess what folks, people don't click on adverts; especially when the world is in a depression.  As I said before, venture capitalist, for whatever reason, to lose money for a tax write-off or to make money, threw a f-load of money at ZuckerFaceSucks, otherwise, he would be nowhere.  He had some good facemen to talk for him to get a cash flow for a non-revenue stream.  Of course ZuckerFaceSuks could let FaceSucks shut tomorrow and he would be sitting pretty for life; unless he buys billion dollar jets.

I have a few things I'd Like to tell him... it might be worth the price.

I'll bet his a making millions on that idea. Really a $100 to message him I didn't read what the deal is but if you could ask even a question it would be worth it... 

 No, this is for all users, remember, some FB users are at their limit of 5k friends.

All those messages in the popular persons inbox are thousands deep.. this new feature, you pay the 100 bucks and the mail gets delivered top of the list of the popular person within a special area..

Send me all the messages you want, I'll just approve the friendship and send your spam back to you for free.

 it's has nothing to do with that..

e.g.

On my FB account tied to a website (not my personal one) just looked at my mail box, 180 messages, I look at the first ten only. 

So if someone wanted me to see that important message it would be in a separate place.

I'm not bragging on the idea. It's like our sites, and membership levels, you can set fees for message delivery.

 What? Can't take a joke?

 Of course I can, I'm here..

How bout this you collect a hundred bucks from everyone even it is a buck at a time and ask him how in the world he get around the impossible task that everyone seems to ask that being how he deals with people from around the world who must try to join his site and are professional spammers like all those listed in project honey pot.  I wonder how many people a day try to bring Facebook down by malicious attacks and how he deals with that on a minute by minute basis and the final and most important is how he must have about 100,000 people a minute who try to do a DOS attack on FB but yet has never ever for one minute been down once.  Yes I would love to hear the answer to those questions...    

You don't have to pay a hundred bucks for that answer.. it's right here:

https://www.facebook.com/about/security

"There are hundreds of people working full time to help protect your account and keep scams off Facebook."

If you had a team of HUNDREDS I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem. I'm pretty sure my bank has one or two guys who handle web security.

Sorry. But they have been down before. And more than once.

I used to be a regular vampire wars player on FB. So i was there all the time. And i remember them being down several times.

Yes they have been down more then once, and some of their games are so bad they freeze your pc for minutes! Just seems they are starting to go down hill now. I also noticed that some of the apps are pulling out of facebook as well. Last year I lost at least 6 regularly used apps have just vanished with no new page taking it's place. These were not game apps by the way.

I have a FB page use it mostly to store PICs never really log in to FB. But I see opportunity here. Ok I offer my friendship for sale to spammers lets say for $100 (much cheaper than $100 per unknown user email charge) with the promise to send there spam mail to all my friends. Now all I need is 100 spammers to take this offer and I retire with my $100,000.00. Thank you FB! Ooooh I have to run and start making 100's of FB profiles to maximize my earning potential.

 $100 from 100 spammers would be $10,000... not $100,000. You could retire on $100,000?? You must really know how to live on a budget, lol..

Just me the dog on my boat cruising the Bahamas.

 Damn you right throws calculator out the window. Now I have to wait for a 1000 spammers to sign up. Calls the boat yard to delay departure time.

Seems like it's good module idea for Dolphin ;)))))