It seems odd that if you have enough money, you don't need friends. Although that's probably a parallel with real life.
In one of several changes to its filtering system those paying $1 will be able to ensure their messages go to a user's inbox and not their "other" folder. Oh, so many exes are going to find out what their part partners really think of them. I mean in general, not just mine, but I could. I could message every women I've every slept with and tell them what they're missing our on. Best 2 dollars I'll ever spend.
It's another example of Facebook treating its users less like people and more like a commodity to sell. I don't really use Facebook any more. OK, if I could pay a $1 to stop people sending me messages, I might jump back in.
But we're making people rich off the back of selling us. We should gets our beaks wet on this a bit. So if you're a big company with something to sell me, don't spend $1 sending me a Facebook message, send me $0.90 on Paypal, save yourself a bit of money and I'll promise I'll read whatever message you send with it.
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