The New York Times just published an explosive report called “The Follower Factory” detailing the black market for fake followers, likes, and comments. The reporters outed politicians, athletes, and even social media gurus who had bought followers from a company called Devumi. (The State of New York is now investigating this company).
Why would anybody buy fake followers? One simple reason. It works. – Read
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