exchange social votes on Digg, StumbleUpon and Propeller.

You digg some stories and earn Points.
Spend those Points to have your own stories dugg.

It is required that you have basic understanding of "social media marketing" before joining our service.

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Toked, here is another one:
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First off, this is a good way to get banned from those services. Second undermines the entire concept of those sites, it's crap like this that ruins perfectly good ideas. You'll also find that many of those sites don't take kindly to cheapers when caught and often report to ad networks they use on site.

Hey ssandecki,
Did you ever tried it? i don't think so..
I am new at this project and it's working perfect.
No one get banned as long you make good story/submit.

I putted many pages of my websites and it didn't "ruins". any thing.
Only thing i can do is to recommend you to try this project and come back with a feedback

Here is another one:
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Toked, another one!:
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A new one:
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ssandecki is right metros. Corrupting these sites' voting systems is a violation of their terms. Social sites like these are actually good ideas until the idiots among us find a way to cheat the system for their own selfish aims.

But hey, you're getting something out of it, right?

[B]gringo, sorry but i don't agree with you.

This system don't allow spammers and it's human votes.
You should join and read the faq better.

And i get points for every vote indeed.

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When people agree to exchange votes, that devalues freely given votes based on merit (you know, the whole concept behind the sites above). It makes a vote meaningless.

Originally Posted by gringo

When people agree to exchange votes, that devalues freely given votes based on merit (you know, the whole concept behind the sites above). It makes a vote meaningless.

Save your breath, it's worthless trying to convince a cheater he is actually cheating, these type of people are the main reason so many SBMs and Vote sites go nofollow to prevent spam, and it STILL doesn't deter them.

Someone should explain to them that if people agree to digg "it doesn't bring traffic" the only reason big traffic booms from Digg are from people who actually post useful articles and then they take off.

Hey,
Well, i dissenter again.

For example 10 votes for 2 days, will bring it to the visitors attention and they will read the story and will decide whether like it or not.