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Ø   Have you heard of Virtual Bagel? Their Facebook page has over 4,000 likes. They use the page to market their brilliant business model 'we send you bagels via the net -- just download and revel in.' It feels like a joke, and it is, sort of. This page was founded by BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones in 2012 . He wanted to seek out what's the price of a like on a Facebook page, so he bought some likes for Virtual Bagel. Now there are two ways to shop for 'likes', the legitimate way, and also the illegitimate way. The illegitimate way is to travel to a web site like BoostLikes .com to get some likes. You'll be able to get 1000 for $70.     Sites like these use click farms in developing countries like India, the Philippines, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Indonesia, and Bangladesh. Here employees are routinely paid just 1 dollar per thousand clicks of the form button. So Facebook explicitly forbids buying like this manner. Instead, they provide the ...