By: iPadfanzz staff on January 14, 2013
Facebook has started a service to some users to send the email to the company’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg and make sure their message lands in his main inbox rather than the box where spam-like messages to non-friends usually end up. The service costs users $100.
The service is part of a system designed by the social networking giant to reduce spam and raise some money.
The $100 option isn’t open to everyone. The company has already introduced a feature it introduced last month when it began allowing people to send emails to persons they’re not friends with for $1.
“For example, if you want to send a message to someone you heard speak at an event but are not friends with, or if you want to message someone about a job opportunity, you can use this feature to reach their Inbox,” Facebook had earlier said in a press release. “For the receiver, this test allows them to hear from people who have an important message to send them.”
In all, the potential for such a service is immense but it remains to be seen how this service at such cost will prove to be a good tool for online communication.
