You Won’t Win Friends With “Facebook Friend Bomber”

Last night I was browsing the web and came upon a post advertising mass Facebook friend adding. I had to check it out because God knows that I want 10,000 friends on Facebook that I don’t even know. Well you are actually limited to 5,000 friends on Facebook currently but I definitely don’t want to load up on people that I have no relation to whatsoever. The software is called “Facebook Friend Adder” but for some reason the audio on the site calls it “Facebook Friend Bomber.”

Anybody that decided it would be a good idea to end a product name with “Friend Bomber” probably doesn’t deserve to make many sales. As such, I thought I would protect my readers from making the poor decision of purchasing this product. Soon enough, this application will be blocked and will no longer be functional. While increasing the number of friends you have on Facebook can be useful for promotional purposes, using this software to do so is a horrible idea.

Oh and in case you were wondering you can now purchase this product and send out “Mass Facebook Amber Alerts.” Is this person serious? This is the biggest waste of money I have ever seen. Disagree? Be sure to let me know about it in the comments!

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This is ludicrous.LOL…why would you add friends that you don't even know, and put yourself at risk of getting your account disabled.I agree with you Nick…Stupid waste of money

Comment by Scott Bradley — December 15, 2007 @ 5:48 am
This is ludicrous.

LOL…why would you add friends that you don't even know, and put yourself at risk of getting your account disabled.

I agree with you Nick…Stupid waste of money

Comment by Scott Bradley — December 15, 2007 @ 6:48 am
Oh gawd, what a bunch of croc! Sadly, I think this is just the beginning of a slew of crappy products like this that scores of gullible people – with more credit on their credit card than sense – will actually purchase. Tragic. I dug around to find who's behind this thing: Knox Crosdale (with a mere 53 FB friends) who calls himself Doc Hollywood. Sorry to see he also has a bunch of other similar products. The whole "mass" thing takes away the purpose and intent of social media – to build relationships… real ones, not pseudo ones with complete strangers. Ah, hello? It's called spam.(I did watch one of the sample videos and was amused to see the disclaimer at the bottom: "Important: Stealth Friend Bomber is intended only as an automated way of promoting yourself or band. In no way should it be used for spam." Hmmm.

Comment by Mari Smith — December 15, 2007 @ 1:36 pm
Oh gawd, what a bunch of croc! Sadly, I think this is just the beginning of a slew of crappy products like this that scores of gullible people – with more credit on their credit card than sense – will actually purchase. Tragic.

I dug around to find who's behind this thing: Knox Crosdale (with a mere 53 FB friends) who calls himself Doc Hollywood. Sorry to see he also has a bunch of other similar products.

The whole "mass" thing takes away the purpose and intent of social media – to build relationships… real ones, not pseudo ones with complete strangers. Ah, hello? It's called spam.

(I did watch one of the sample videos and was amused to see the disclaimer at the bottom: "Important: Stealth Friend Bomber is intended only as an automated way of promoting yourself or band. In no way should it be used for spam." Hmmm.

Comment by Mari Smith — December 15, 2007 @ 2:36 pm
How true. Aside from the sad fact that this app will lure plenty of gullible fools (thank God it's marked down from its original price of $87!) the real value is FB is the huge benefit to be gained by the slow, methodical, and personal acquisition of real friends on the platform.

Comment by Michael J. Pratt — December 15, 2007 @ 5:22 pm
How true. Aside from the sad fact that this app will lure plenty of gullible fools (thank God it’s marked down from its original price of $87!) the real value is FB is the huge benefit to be gained by the slow, methodical, and personal acquisition of real friends on the platform.

Comment by Michael J. Pratt — December 15, 2007 @ 9:22 pm
Someone dumb enough to buy this despite all the signals that this is not serious in the add defiitely deserves to be banned.

Comment by valery — December 17, 2007 @ 10:03 am
Someone dumb enough to buy this despite all the signals that this is not serious in the add defiitely deserves to be banned.

Comment by valery — December 17, 2007 @ 2:03 pm
Here's what I think. The bots are not the problem. It's the people who use them. These people that spam with bots have no concept of what true viral marketing and social networking is. There is no way I will accept or acknowledge a friend request from anyone who is going to pitch to me penis enlargement supplements, free ipods, and etc. It just lets me know how much marketing savy they have. No matter how it is delivered, if manually or by bot, its still SPAM and I hate that! Now if I was into snowboarding or scuba diving and someone asked for a friend request saying " hey look I saw your profile,I snowboard also. In fact, I snowboard every winter, I go with a group of friends and we rent out this cabin with a champagne jacuzzi in each room. We get wasted after hitting the half pipes all day and just have a good time while we are out there. I saw you were into snowboarding also. I would like to add you into my circle of snowboarding friends online, is that cool?" Now I can target snowboarders online and send that out to all of them. Is it spam? I don't think so because I'm striking a conversation with the person and not pitching a product or a message. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this. I'm only acknowledging a shared and enjoyed interest in snowboarding. If I did this with 50 snowboarders manually or with a bot, what difference would it make. I'm connecting with an individual and not trying to shove a message down their throat. Personally I can't use bots at my workplace because they are strict with what we can download into the work computers. However if they would let us, I would use it that way. Please tell me your thoughts.

Comment by Yomi — January 23, 2008 @ 2:04 pm
Here’s what I think. The bots are not the problem. It’s the people who use them. These people that spam with bots have no concept of what true viral marketing and social networking is. There is no way I will accept or acknowledge a friend request from anyone who is going to pitch to me penis enlargement supplements, free ipods, and etc. It just lets me know how much marketing savy they have. No matter how it is delivered, if manually or by bot, its still SPAM and I hate that! Now if I was into snowboarding or scuba diving and someone asked for a friend request saying ” hey look I saw your profile,I snowboard also. In fact, I snowboard every winter, I go with a group of friends and we rent out this cabin with a champagne jacuzzi in each room. We get wasted after hitting the half pipes all day and just have a good time while we are out there. I saw you were into snowboarding also. I would like to add you into my circle of snowboarding friends online, is that cool?” Now I can target snowboarders online and send that out to all of them. Is it spam? I don’t think so because I’m striking a conversation with the person and not pitching a product or a message. Please correct me if I’m wrong on this. I’m only acknowledging a shared and enjoyed interest in snowboarding. If I did this with 50 snowboarders manually or with a bot, what difference would it make. I’m connecting with an individual and not trying to shove a message down their throat. Personally I can’t use bots at my workplace because they are strict with what we can download into the work computers. However if they would let us, I would use it that way. Please tell me your thoughts.

Comment by Yomi — January 23, 2008 @ 6:04 pm
Yeah, but what about all those FaceBookers that need Viagra? Isn't anyone concerned with their well-being?You gotta love the concept of a social network where you haven't a clue of who the people in your network are.

Comment by john harper — January 24, 2008 @ 11:14 am
Yeah, but what about all those FaceBookers that need Viagra? Isn’t anyone concerned with their well-being?

You gotta love the concept of a social network where you haven’t a clue of who the people in your network are.

Comment by john harper — January 24, 2008 @ 4:14 pm
I think this is a great product. What is "SPAM" actually? other than canned meat that most people love. We all get spammed every Day.When I'm driving on the highway I past a million Billboard Ads "SPAM"When I'm Watching T.V. I get bombarded with TV ADS "SPAM"Don't even mention browsing the internet, every page I visit has related advertising "SPAM"When I'm Listening the radio, there are tons of advertising "SPAM"Look at even this very blog i'm bombarded with Spam, I did not come here to look at those ads. I came to hear about friend bomber, but now I have to give up my email so that I can leave a comment. Does anyone know why they need my email? I have one short answer….."SPAM".Duh.. If you are not a business or band and are not trying to reach the masses to promote yourself. Don't buy Durrr…However, if you are a business or a band and are trying to promote yourself or your product or service, Hurry up and buy the thing…..durrr.Right now Coca-Cola, the world's largest bottling company has an advertising "Spam" budget of 10 million dollars, Theyre so stupid…

Comment by Calvin Anderson — April 21, 2008 @ 6:10 am
I think this is a great product. What is "SPAM" actually? other than canned meat that most people love. We all get spammed every Day.

When I'm driving on the highway I past a million Billboard Ads "SPAM"

When I'm Watching T.V. I get bombarded with TV ADS "SPAM"

Don't even mention browsing the internet, every page I visit has related advertising "SPAM"

When I'm Listening the radio, there are tons of advertising "SPAM"

Look at even this very blog i'm bombarded with Spam, I did not come here to look at those ads. I came to hear about friend bomber, but now I have to give up my email so that I can leave a comment. Does anyone know why they need my email? I have one short answer….."SPAM".

Duh.. If you are not a business or band and are not trying to reach the masses to promote yourself. Don't buy Durrr…

However, if you are a business or a band and are trying to promote yourself or your product or service, Hurry up and buy the thing…..durrr.

Right now Coca-Cola, the world's largest bottling company has an advertising "Spam" budget of 10 million dollars, Theyre so stupid…

Comment by Calvin Anderson — April 21, 2008 @ 7:10 am
you definitely underestimate the needs of people marketing via social networks. Even better, you're blog entry lead me right to what I needed.

Comment by idiot — August 4, 2008 @ 10:44 am
you definitely underestimate the needs of people marketing via social networks.

Even better, you're blog entry lead me right to what I needed.

Comment by idiot — August 4, 2008 @ 11:44 am
A friend of ours used a similar program to this and was able to add over 2000 people in only a couple of days.The account remained active for 5 months and then was banned..Maybe moderation is the key if you choose to use this.

Comment by Party Supplies — October 13, 2008 @ 2:22 pm
Well, well, well – I would never buy a product that used the word “bomb” in it. Nor would I buy it based on “bomb” friends….

As for mass-marketing your product, it seems to be a good idea. Spam always exists – no matter where you look. Just depends on whether what you are being advertised does not interest you – then it’s bad spam.

Penis enlargement ads appeal to certain men.

Increasing ones boobs appeal to some women.

I think the main reason people are upset with the owner / author of this product, is that he is charging for mass-marketing via a very big webportal, namely Facebook.com

If it was free, would you complain?

Comment by Deon Fialkov — December 25, 2008 @ 6:48 pm
Just to let you know if you wonder why would somebody purchase this? for Spam buddy, all the blackhat marketers use this kind of software to spam and get "sign ups" which generate us money with our fake accounts Put some thought into it: 5,000 Friends – a convertion ratio of about 1% that's 50 sign ups at $20 dollars a sign up? 1K hrm not a bad a idea, now multiply that by 10 facebook accounts? You get the point?

Cheers

Comment by Marketing Guy — February 5, 2009 @ 7:57 am
Let’s see:

5,000 friends
x
5,000 PROFILES

= 25 MILLION on my list (give or take some dupes)
and
only 15% of the total FB population…

Outrageous! Criminal! Sick! umm, PROFITABLE

Comment by Steve — March 7, 2009 @ 5:38 am
HA HA HA, I got cracked copy of this on a torrent site, used it on a Test account before trying it on my own… 48 hours later the account had 2800+ friends… 24 hours after that Facebook SHut down the account and banned my Proxy IP address….

Oh well….

Comment by HA HA HA — March 8, 2009 @ 9:06 am
The program is great, you are the one with problems, i do not care if you do not want to have more friends in FB but i like metting new people and it had help me, and it manage my account. POINT

Comment by Alejandro — March 15, 2009 @ 7:10 am
does not work anymore since facebook has updated save your money. why do you think there is a discount on it because it dont work period

Comment by mrb — May 21, 2009 @ 6:50 am
Software works perfectly. Used it to launch my new website.

Comment by Richard Warren — July 15, 2009 @ 3:02 pm
this is the best marketing tool ever, i fucking love it

Comment by jamie — August 30, 2009 @ 6:31 am
join me

Comment by saugat — September 2, 2009 @ 4:03 am
Moderation is key. You can build a legitimate network of people by targeting people in groups. By sending about 50 freind requests a day you can build a network of like minded individuals without wasting your life clicking around on facebook. In my mind it's a legitimate tool to locate and network with people with whom you may do business, share ideas with, and learn from.

Comment by matt — September 16, 2009 @ 10:52 am
friend adder/ bomber gets the job done. if u dont like it..dont buy it bitches

Comment by truth — October 12, 2009 @ 3:43 pm
To all the sleepers if you haven't noticed FB is not about having friends it's about BUSINESS. What do you think ? That this is a beautiful world where people just want your good. More friends more business.

End of the story.

Choke Dee & Meta.

Comment by monkebuzness — December 7, 2009 @ 8:24 pm
idiots, its for marketing

Comment by rtrwet — January 19, 2010 @ 10:33 am
If this works you can use this software to market your products on facebook but be careful because there is a great chance that your account will be banned if you overuse this little tool. Just create a new account if you use this so you won't be risking your real facebook account.

Comment by Joan — January 20, 2010 @ 8:56 am
if i use this software… is there any changes to get banned?

Comment by di — February 9, 2010 @ 11:05 am
Firstly, if you can’t see why someone might want to use this, then you shouldn’t be writing a post slandering it.

I’ve used this and:

1. It works.
2. It works well.
3. The traffic is converting well.

I’m really shocked that, running a site all about Facebook, you didn’t even try this product or investigate its possible marketing uses before ripping into it.

Unimaginative, if nothing else.

Comment by Mo — March 27, 2010 @ 7:59 pm
Actually, being a musician, this program is helpful for promotion..HOWEVER, I am also a key cracker, and it was free for me unlimited. Any program available i can hack so I wasnt worried about the price.

Comment by sodeepsd — April 23, 2010 @ 2:21 am
PS, IF they do block the program, there are always updates to get around that. lol.. FACE BOOK WILL NEVER STOP IT!!

Comment by sodeepsd — April 23, 2010 @ 2:22 am
i think its funny you talk crap about what you dont understand. u have any clue how much money this prog has made me? prolly not. prolly never will. later kids:)

Comment by haha — May 1, 2010 @ 4:09 pm
add

Comment by Hedi Khemeli — May 29, 2010 @ 4:33 am
Hi there,

I can see your point of view but as an Internet marketer I also completely understand why this product was created. Intermit marketers are using facebook to market products and services online, they do this by linking up with like minded people. The way this product works allows you to add friends in bulk but you do this by bringing up a facebook group or page so you are actually adding people that are like minded and interested in the same sort of thing as you. I expect the same benefit could be had for people that like playing those games on facebook like farmville etc.

Hope that makes sense, I experimented with the free trial but haven't bought the product and thought I'd just share with you the other point of view on this.

Regards
Steve

Comment by Steve Males — January 1, 2011 @ 1:48 pm
is it just me or does the box look shockingly similar to the case for disturbed's ten thousand fists special edition box case?

Comment by JESSE — March 5, 2011 @ 9:24 am
I think this stuff just for internet marketing activist

Comment by ray — April 1, 2011 @ 11:07 am
Products like these lead to unfair advantages in the seo game but, anything can be used to a spammy extent if not moderated. As usual, everything in moderation.

Comment by us e liquid — June 7, 2011 @ 8:49 pm

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This is ludicrous.LOL…why would you add friends that you don't even know, and put yourself at risk of getting your account disabled.I agree with you Nick…Stupid waste of money

Comment by Scott Bradley — December 15, 2007 @ 5:48 am

This is ludicrous.

LOL…why would you add friends that you don't even know, and put yourself at risk of getting your account disabled.

I agree with you Nick…Stupid waste of money

Comment by Scott Bradley — December 15, 2007 @ 6:48 am

Oh gawd, what a bunch of croc! Sadly, I think this is just the beginning of a slew of crappy products like this that scores of gullible people – with more credit on their credit card than sense – will actually purchase. Tragic. I dug around to find who's behind this thing: Knox Crosdale (with a mere 53 FB friends) who calls himself Doc Hollywood. Sorry to see he also has a bunch of other similar products. The whole "mass" thing takes away the purpose and intent of social media – to build relationships… real ones, not pseudo ones with complete strangers. Ah, hello? It's called spam.(I did watch one of the sample videos and was amused to see the disclaimer at the bottom: "Important: Stealth Friend Bomber is intended only as an automated way of promoting yourself or band. In no way should it be used for spam." Hmmm.

Comment by Mari Smith — December 15, 2007 @ 1:36 pm

I dug around to find who's behind this thing: Knox Crosdale (with a mere 53 FB friends) who calls himself Doc Hollywood. Sorry to see he also has a bunch of other similar products.

The whole "mass" thing takes away the purpose and intent of social media – to build relationships… real ones, not pseudo ones with complete strangers. Ah, hello? It's called spam.

(I did watch one of the sample videos and was amused to see the disclaimer at the bottom: "Important: Stealth Friend Bomber is intended only as an automated way of promoting yourself or band. In no way should it be used for spam." Hmmm.

Comment by Mari Smith — December 15, 2007 @ 2:36 pm

How true. Aside from the sad fact that this app will lure plenty of gullible fools (thank God it's marked down from its original price of $87!) the real value is FB is the huge benefit to be gained by the slow, methodical, and personal acquisition of real friends on the platform.

Comment by Michael J. Pratt — December 15, 2007 @ 5:22 pm

How true. Aside from the sad fact that this app will lure plenty of gullible fools (thank God it’s marked down from its original price of $87!) the real value is FB is the huge benefit to be gained by the slow, methodical, and personal acquisition of real friends on the platform.

Comment by Michael J. Pratt — December 15, 2007 @ 9:22 pm

Someone dumb enough to buy this despite all the signals that this is not serious in the add defiitely deserves to be banned.

Comment by valery — December 17, 2007 @ 10:03 am

Comment by valery — December 17, 2007 @ 2:03 pm

Here's what I think. The bots are not the problem. It's the people who use them. These people that spam with bots have no concept of what true viral marketing and social networking is. There is no way I will accept or acknowledge a friend request from anyone who is going to pitch to me penis enlargement supplements, free ipods, and etc. It just lets me know how much marketing savy they have. No matter how it is delivered, if manually or by bot, its still SPAM and I hate that! Now if I was into snowboarding or scuba diving and someone asked for a friend request saying " hey look I saw your profile,I snowboard also. In fact, I snowboard every winter, I go with a group of friends and we rent out this cabin with a champagne jacuzzi in each room. We get wasted after hitting the half pipes all day and just have a good time while we are out there. I saw you were into snowboarding also. I would like to add you into my circle of snowboarding friends online, is that cool?" Now I can target snowboarders online and send that out to all of them. Is it spam? I don't think so because I'm striking a conversation with the person and not pitching a product or a message. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this. I'm only acknowledging a shared and enjoyed interest in snowboarding. If I did this with 50 snowboarders manually or with a bot, what difference would it make. I'm connecting with an individual and not trying to shove a message down their throat. Personally I can't use bots at my workplace because they are strict with what we can download into the work computers. However if they would let us, I would use it that way. Please tell me your thoughts.

Comment by Yomi — January 23, 2008 @ 2:04 pm

Here’s what I think. The bots are not the problem. It’s the people who use them. These people that spam with bots have no concept of what true viral marketing and social networking is. There is no way I will accept or acknowledge a friend request from anyone who is going to pitch to me penis enlargement supplements, free ipods, and etc. It just lets me know how much marketing savy they have. No matter how it is delivered, if manually or by bot, its still SPAM and I hate that! Now if I was into snowboarding or scuba diving and someone asked for a friend request saying ” hey look I saw your profile,I snowboard also. In fact, I snowboard every winter, I go with a group of friends and we rent out this cabin with a champagne jacuzzi in each room. We get wasted after hitting the half pipes all day and just have a good time while we are out there. I saw you were into snowboarding also. I would like to add you into my circle of snowboarding friends online, is that cool?” Now I can target snowboarders online and send that out to all of them. Is it spam? I don’t think so because I’m striking a conversation with the person and not pitching a product or a message. Please correct me if I’m wrong on this. I’m only acknowledging a shared and enjoyed interest in snowboarding. If I did this with 50 snowboarders manually or with a bot, what difference would it make. I’m connecting with an individual and not trying to shove a message down their throat. Personally I can’t use bots at my workplace because they are strict with what we can download into the work computers. However if they would let us, I would use it that way. Please tell me your thoughts.

Comment by Yomi — January 23, 2008 @ 6:04 pm

Yeah, but what about all those FaceBookers that need Viagra? Isn't anyone concerned with their well-being?You gotta love the concept of a social network where you haven't a clue of who the people in your network are.

Comment by john harper — January 24, 2008 @ 11:14 am

Yeah, but what about all those FaceBookers that need Viagra? Isn’t anyone concerned with their well-being?

You gotta love the concept of a social network where you haven’t a clue of who the people in your network are.

Comment by john harper — January 24, 2008 @ 4:14 pm

I think this is a great product. What is "SPAM" actually? other than canned meat that most people love. We all get spammed every Day.When I'm driving on the highway I past a million Billboard Ads "SPAM"When I'm Watching T.V. I get bombarded with TV ADS "SPAM"Don't even mention browsing the internet, every page I visit has related advertising "SPAM"When I'm Listening the radio, there are tons of advertising "SPAM"Look at even this very blog i'm bombarded with Spam, I did not come here to look at those ads. I came to hear about friend bomber, but now I have to give up my email so that I can leave a comment. Does anyone know why they need my email? I have one short answer….."SPAM".Duh.. If you are not a business or band and are not trying to reach the masses to promote yourself. Don't buy Durrr…However, if you are a business or a band and are trying to promote yourself or your product or service, Hurry up and buy the thing…..durrr.Right now Coca-Cola, the world's largest bottling company has an advertising "Spam" budget of 10 million dollars, Theyre so stupid…

Comment by Calvin Anderson — April 21, 2008 @ 6:10 am

I think this is a great product. What is "SPAM" actually? other than canned meat that most people love. We all get spammed every Day.

When I'm driving on the highway I past a million Billboard Ads "SPAM"

When I'm Watching T.V. I get bombarded with TV ADS "SPAM"

Don't even mention browsing the internet, every page I visit has related advertising "SPAM"

When I'm Listening the radio, there are tons of advertising "SPAM"

Look at even this very blog i'm bombarded with Spam, I did not come here to look at those ads. I came to hear about friend bomber, but now I have to give up my email so that I can leave a comment. Does anyone know why they need my email? I have one short answer….."SPAM".

Duh.. If you are not a business or band and are not trying to reach the masses to promote yourself. Don't buy Durrr…

However, if you are a business or a band and are trying to promote yourself or your product or service, Hurry up and buy the thing…..durrr.

Right now Coca-Cola, the world's largest bottling company has an advertising "Spam" budget of 10 million dollars, Theyre so stupid…

Comment by Calvin Anderson — April 21, 2008 @ 7:10 am

you definitely underestimate the needs of people marketing via social networks. Even better, you're blog entry lead me right to what I needed.

Comment by idiot — August 4, 2008 @ 10:44 am

you definitely underestimate the needs of people marketing via social networks.

Even better, you're blog entry lead me right to what I needed.

Comment by idiot — August 4, 2008 @ 11:44 am

A friend of ours used a similar program to this and was able to add over 2000 people in only a couple of days.The account remained active for 5 months and then was banned..Maybe moderation is the key if you choose to use this.

Comment by Party Supplies — October 13, 2008 @ 2:22 pm

Well, well, well – I would never buy a product that used the word “bomb” in it. Nor would I buy it based on “bomb” friends….

As for mass-marketing your product, it seems to be a good idea. Spam always exists – no matter where you look. Just depends on whether what you are being advertised does not interest you – then it’s bad spam.

Penis enlargement ads appeal to certain men.

Increasing ones boobs appeal to some women.

I think the main reason people are upset with the owner / author of this product, is that he is charging for mass-marketing via a very big webportal, namely Facebook.com

If it was free, would you complain?

Comment by Deon Fialkov — December 25, 2008 @ 6:48 pm

Just to let you know if you wonder why would somebody purchase this? for Spam buddy, all the blackhat marketers use this kind of software to spam and get "sign ups" which generate us money with our fake accounts Put some thought into it: 5,000 Friends – a convertion ratio of about 1% that's 50 sign ups at $20 dollars a sign up? 1K hrm not a bad a idea, now multiply that by 10 facebook accounts? You get the point?

Cheers

Comment by Marketing Guy — February 5, 2009 @ 7:57 am

Let’s see:

5,000 friends
x
5,000 PROFILES

= 25 MILLION on my list (give or take some dupes)
and
only 15% of the total FB population…

Outrageous! Criminal! Sick! umm, PROFITABLE

Comment by Steve — March 7, 2009 @ 5:38 am

HA HA HA, I got cracked copy of this on a torrent site, used it on a Test account before trying it on my own… 48 hours later the account had 2800+ friends… 24 hours after that Facebook SHut down the account and banned my Proxy IP address….

Oh well….

Comment by HA HA HA — March 8, 2009 @ 9:06 am

The program is great, you are the one with problems, i do not care if you do not want to have more friends in FB but i like metting new people and it had help me, and it manage my account. POINT

Comment by Alejandro — March 15, 2009 @ 7:10 am

does not work anymore since facebook has updated save your money. why do you think there is a discount on it because it dont work period

Comment by mrb — May 21, 2009 @ 6:50 am

Software works perfectly. Used it to launch my new website.

Comment by Richard Warren — July 15, 2009 @ 3:02 pm

this is the best marketing tool ever, i fucking love it

Comment by jamie — August 30, 2009 @ 6:31 am

join me

Comment by saugat — September 2, 2009 @ 4:03 am

Moderation is key. You can build a legitimate network of people by targeting people in groups. By sending about 50 freind requests a day you can build a network of like minded individuals without wasting your life clicking around on facebook. In my mind it's a legitimate tool to locate and network with people with whom you may do business, share ideas with, and learn from.

Comment by matt — September 16, 2009 @ 10:52 am

friend adder/ bomber gets the job done. if u dont like it..dont buy it bitches

Comment by truth — October 12, 2009 @ 3:43 pm

To all the sleepers if you haven't noticed FB is not about having friends it's about BUSINESS. What do you think ? That this is a beautiful world where people just want your good. More friends more business.

End of the story.

Choke Dee & Meta.

Comment by monkebuzness — December 7, 2009 @ 8:24 pm

idiots, its for marketing

Comment by rtrwet — January 19, 2010 @ 10:33 am

If this works you can use this software to market your products on facebook but be careful because there is a great chance that your account will be banned if you overuse this little tool. Just create a new account if you use this so you won't be risking your real facebook account.

Comment by Joan — January 20, 2010 @ 8:56 am

if i use this software… is there any changes to get banned?

Comment by di — February 9, 2010 @ 11:05 am

Firstly, if you can’t see why someone might want to use this, then you shouldn’t be writing a post slandering it.

I’ve used this and:

1. It works.
2. It works well.
3. The traffic is converting well.

I’m really shocked that, running a site all about Facebook, you didn’t even try this product or investigate its possible marketing uses before ripping into it.

Unimaginative, if nothing else.

Comment by Mo — March 27, 2010 @ 7:59 pm

Actually, being a musician, this program is helpful for promotion..HOWEVER, I am also a key cracker, and it was free for me unlimited. Any program available i can hack so I wasnt worried about the price.

Comment by sodeepsd — April 23, 2010 @ 2:21 am

PS, IF they do block the program, there are always updates to get around that. lol.. FACE BOOK WILL NEVER STOP IT!!

Comment by sodeepsd — April 23, 2010 @ 2:22 am

i think its funny you talk crap about what you dont understand. u have any clue how much money this prog has made me? prolly not. prolly never will. later kids:)

Comment by haha — May 1, 2010 @ 4:09 pm

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Comment by Hedi Khemeli — May 29, 2010 @ 4:33 am

Hi there,

I can see your point of view but as an Internet marketer I also completely understand why this product was created. Intermit marketers are using facebook to market products and services online, they do this by linking up with like minded people. The way this product works allows you to add friends in bulk but you do this by bringing up a facebook group or page so you are actually adding people that are like minded and interested in the same sort of thing as you. I expect the same benefit could be had for people that like playing those games on facebook like farmville etc.

Hope that makes sense, I experimented with the free trial but haven't bought the product and thought I'd just share with you the other point of view on this.

Regards
Steve

Comment by Steve Males — January 1, 2011 @ 1:48 pm

is it just me or does the box look shockingly similar to the case for disturbed's ten thousand fists special edition box case?

Comment by JESSE — March 5, 2011 @ 9:24 am

I think this stuff just for internet marketing activist

Comment by ray — April 1, 2011 @ 11:07 am

Products like these lead to unfair advantages in the seo game but, anything can be used to a spammy extent if not moderated. As usual, everything in moderation.

Comment by us e liquid — June 7, 2011 @ 8:49 pm