When you decide to buy friends on Facebook you are buying one of two types of services, There is a very genuine way to get Friends for someone on Facebook and there is also a very bad fake way.
FBAdded offers the very real account promotion service, we will call this method 1.
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Service 1
This is a type of service that only involves promotion of a persons Facebook account via the method of suggestion, Suggestion means harnessing the power of multiple people and multiple Facebook accounts and suggesting a single person “YOU” as someone that people may know. The suggestion sent will be up in the tens of thousands to the hundreds of thousands depending on the order size.
Suggesting friends means that many people will receive a notification that they have been suggested as a friend of someone else. The person that receives the suggestion will look at the profile picture, decide if they like it or not and then decide if they press the ADD FRIEND button.
This is the only way to get real friends requests safely from real people. it is possible to post peoples accounts in add me groups and other types of groups but this always ends in problems with spam and link sharing.
So the safest and best way to buy Facebook friends is from a service like ours that offers only serious and safe promotion of a Facebook account.
Method 2
Method 2 is very sinister and of no value at all and you will only find this kind of service sold by companies who also offer over 5000 Facebook Page Likes, Over 10000 Followers and also other offers like twitter followers.
Method 2 is a very dangerous and completely worthless way to buy Facebook Friends, Some companies have many thousands of accounts and software controlling them via proxies. they will simply set a few thousand accounts to send you a friends request. This will get you lots of friends requests very quickly and not one of them will be from a real person.
Conclusion
Buy Facebook friends from a service provider who only uses real methods of delivery and promotion as explained in Method 1.
