Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote:

You stated why with no source for your claim .

Fact....the likes are there

Until you can show where they bought them you're full of shit .


Why cant you .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol how fucking thick are you .
The likes are there . Itis up to you to prove that they were bought ...


Apparently you can't .
So your rant about buying them is all in your head .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Don't ask me questions dingbat

You came into this thread with some bullshit argument that you cannot show any source for .
It's the fumbletaaaard way on here .
Make a strawman argument then spend page after page arguing against it & deflecting from showing any proof of your original claim .


Until you can
Youre just telling another lie to add to your already impressive list .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Stop deflecting .
Show where the FB likes were bought .

leagueiscrap wrote:

the secert to the NRLOL million Facebook likes
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/techno ... 24o64.html
The going rate for 1000 Australian Facebook "likes" is $90.

So says Mathew Carpenter, who is selling the likes on getwithsocial.com, a website that ranks second on Google for "Buy Facebook likes".

The cost of Facebook likes on getwithsocial.com.
Critics of buying likes say it's not worth paying for them as they are often not valuable. But Carpenter, of Newcastle, NSW, disagrees. "There are a lot of stigmas attached to buying Facebook likes and Twitter followers etc, and many are simply not true," he said.

NSW Fair Trading said it was not unlawful to buy or sell social media followers but it might breach the contractual terms and conditions of using a social network. Australia's competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, said concerns could arise when an artificial social media fan base was used to influence consumer choice.

Carpenter's site is one of a growing number that sell online followers. Outsourcing websites like Fiverr, Freelancer, Odesk and Elance have long had people posting on them wanting to buy or sell popularity.

The Freelancer.com chief executive, Matt Barrie, said there were "many" social media projects listed on his site that were "very legitimate" but some were removed "as and when we're notified [of] projects that are against our terms".

"We have a pretty active community that reports these sorts of projects and we will take action when we see them or they are reported to us," he said. "Otherwise we consider them as performance-based marketing campaigns no different from if you hire a local social media marketing person and say we'll pay you an amount if you get X visits / hits / signups / sales / likes or followers. There's certainly nothing unethical about that."
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gotta love it! all the real world figures the AFL are decades ahead! simple little gimmicks like social media the old NRLOL are up to their old fudging of the numbers

AFLcrap1 wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

the secert to the NRLOL million Facebook likes
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/techno ... 24o64.html
The going rate for 1000 Australian Facebook "likes" is $90.

So says Mathew Carpenter, who is selling the likes on getwithsocial.com, a website that ranks second on Google for "Buy Facebook likes".

The cost of Facebook likes on getwithsocial.com.
Critics of buying likes say it's not worth paying for them as they are often not valuable. But Carpenter, of Newcastle, NSW, disagrees. "There are a lot of stigmas attached to buying Facebook likes and Twitter followers etc, and many are simply not true," he said.

NSW Fair Trading said it was not unlawful to buy or sell social media followers but it might breach the contractual terms and conditions of using a social network. Australia's competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, said concerns could arise when an artificial social media fan base was used to influence consumer choice.

Carpenter's site is one of a growing number that sell online followers. Outsourcing websites like Fiverr, Freelancer, Odesk and Elance have long had people posting on them wanting to buy or sell popularity.

The Freelancer.com chief executive, Matt Barrie, said there were "many" social media projects listed on his site that were "very legitimate" but some were removed "as and when we're notified [of] projects that are against our terms".

"We have a pretty active community that reports these sorts of projects and we will take action when we see them or they are reported to us," he said. "Otherwise we consider them as performance-based marketing campaigns no different from if you hire a local social media marketing person and say we'll pay you an amount if you get X visits / hits / signups / sales / likes or followers. There's certainly nothing unethical about that."
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gotta love it! all the real world figures the AFL are decades ahead! simple little gimmicks like social media the old NRLOL are up to their old fudging of the numbers

See dingbat .
This is where you claimed that FB likes were bought .
You linked an article that does not mention RL or the TIGERS .
Hence you lied you fucking moron . .


So get searching & find an article that shows that the Tigers bought FB likes .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Stop deflecting &
Either show a source or this gets added to the ever growing dingbat bullshit files .


Why the need to lie ?
Why post bullshit you can never back up with a source .

Why don't you seek help for this problem ?

AFLcrap1 wrote:

You're pointing out nothing .
There is nothing in that article that links buying FB likes to the Tigers or RL .

So your point is pointless .
We are now up to 15 pages of me asking for some proof .
You can't show any .

Fucking lying dingbat .