Cost of private message to Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook isn't charging for poking, and "liking" a photo is still chargeless on the amusing networking site.
But these days, sending a clandestine bulletin to anyone can amount anywhere from $1 to $100 - if you're sending to anyone like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, that is.
"We are testing some acute amount credibility to see what works to clarify spam," said a Facebook spokeswoman.
Endure month, Facebook alien "paid messages," a affection area users pay a $1 fee to accept their clandestine bulletin beatific to an individual's "strict clarification inbox" instead of an abstruse "other" inbox. Before the change, Facebook users were accustomed to forward a clandestine bulletin chargeless to anyone they didn't apperceive or weren't affiliated with.
"Several commentators and advisers accept acclaimed that arty a banking amount on the sender may be the a lot of able way to abash exceptionable letters and facilitate supply of letters that are accordant and useful," Facebook said in a Dec. 20 statement.
Facebook told ABCNews.com that the $100 clandestine bulletin action is an agreement not just with Zuckerberg but to those with a cogent amount of subscribers. Remember, subscribers are humans who aren't your accompany but can appearance the agreeable you allotment with them because they chase you. Facebook calls these subscribers a broader accumulation of friends.
"This analysis will accord a baby amount of humans the advantage to pay to accept a bulletin baffled to the 'inbox' rather than the 'other' binder of a almsman that they are not affiliated with," said Facebook. "If you baddest austere filtering, you'll see mostly letters from accompany in your inbox."
Since extensive 1 billion users endure October, the amusing arrangement behemothic has been revamping its aloofness settings and alteration the attending and feel of the Facebook acquaintance online and in adaptable devices.

Facebook is "testing acute amount credibility to annihilate spam" with its new messaging fee, the website said. As users become added acquainted with the new messaging fee, they'll apprehension the amount of letters accustomed will be bound to a best of one a week.
Facebook told ABCNews.com there's a lot of clarification accident consistent in accepting the letters that are alone meant for you, the user. As far as the acknowledgment to Facebook's new "paid messages" feature, Facebook offered no comment.

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