Buy 400 Digg Votes For $315

400 Digg Votes For $314.50: that’s the current special being offered by Australian company uSocial.net.

If you’ve got a good ad campaign running, something special to promote or some other reason you want to test your server to the max then $314.50 is chump change in regard to the huge traffic spike you’ll get, and think of the potential revenue you could generate.

uSocial uses a dozen people around the world to place votes using software written by founder Leon Hill. He claims that Digg, which regularly identifies suspect voting patterns and bans users it suspects of gaming, has been unable to pick out any its employees in the three months of operation so far and all its accounts remain unblocked.

For those not in the know, Digg is a social news website where links to online stories are voted up or down by its 35 million users. If a link gathers enough votes to get on the front page of Digg, which ranks the most popular stories, the website in question can gain 200,000 hits from users within a few hours.

I’ll think I’ll pass on the offer for now!!!

via TimesOnline

Posted on March 19, 2009 | Filed Under Tech

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