Internet loners seeking online popularity, take note: you can now be a luminary without the burden of having real friends.
A new service is capitalizing on the rush for cyber-eminence by offering attractive models to pose as friends on MySpace and Facebook, the two most populated social networks.
For 99 cents US a month, a model of your choice will add him or herself to your online profile and leave two comments a week — comments that you write yourself — making you seem quite the tomcat.
Fakeyourspace.com is the work of Brant Walker, a web design student at San Diego’s Platt College who doesn’t mince words in his business pitch.
“FakeYourSpace makes it easy for any regular person to make it seem like they have a model for a friend … Maybe you want to appear as if you have a model for a lover,” his site says. “If you are tired of seeing everyone else with the hottest friends and want some hotties of your own, then this is the place for you.”
According to Walker, his site went from 10 visitors a day to 50,000 last week, when it was picked up by tech news sites like Digg and Slashdot.
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damn people are desperate for attention aren't they?

 

Sounds like a great way to **** off your wife... .*L* either that or sign up your friend for the service and since you get to write what she/he posts then you could make it sound like they are having an affair and ruin someone's life.... SWEET!! There is a reason that I don't have a myspace account

 

Wow, just wow. What's next hire a model to be you? So people will think your hot? I just don't understand this. How can someone have that little of a life??[sm=lame.gif]