YouLikeHits Down?

hopefully ylh will be back soon...
while its down i use likemachine [orgdomain].
actually they offer 50 free coins for every registration.

imacro bot works fine there :)

snipey
 
Sounds like a bunch of crap by YLH. This smells like a marketing strategy to get people to buy points. The owner of YLH has lied time and time again in the past and then exposed by several members on his blog. Unless he offers users ways to regain their 1000K+ click earned points, it will just show the kind of shady scheme Scott Reutzel is running.
 
So I have a lot of people wanting a Facebook presence, go figure, and they want to contract me out to do so.

After seeing that YLH is ranked by alexa as the 1,683rd most popular website on the internet, i was astounded.


Being that YLH is down and unusable it made me think about running a site like this that actually works. I've tried competitors and most of them have an issue with Liking a page not even working. Like button doing absolutely nothing when you click it makes the competition pretty worthless.


So given that a big part of the site is botting, which has very little downside besides a bunch of fake profiles, what if a site like this gave a user the ability to like 1,000 pages at once? Or even 10,000 pages at once with a single mouse-click? Would giving this ability to users get a prompt shut-down notice from Facebook?

It seems like if you create the site with a built in way to like a massive amount of pages at once, that more people would use it from the ground-up.
 
Wow lost couple thousand points this sucks......... i shoulda used them, why did i even save them NOOOO
 
Sounds like a bunch of crap by YLH. This smells like a marketing strategy to get people to buy points. The owner of YLH has lied time and time again in the past and then exposed by several members on his blog. Unless he offers users ways to regain their 1000K+ click earned points, it will just show the kind of shady scheme Scott Reutzel is running.
Take the tinfoil hat off. There's no conspiracy here. Yeah, makes perfect sense to ruin my own site for days and offer free points and refunds to everyone who has purchased recently. That's a great marketing strategy.
 
XScotX, would giving users the ability to like 1,000 pages at once via a single mouse-click upset Facebook enough that it would be detrimental to the overall site?
 
Is there any ETA on when the site will be back online?

Will the list of Facebook pages still be there or will everyone have to start all over listing their pages?


I also sent you an email about getting you in touch with a real LAMP professional.
 
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