Free Twitter and Myspace Networking Advice

Hey Thriftonians, I was trying to find an easier way to add myspace friends recently and came across adder demon. In this day and age to have a site succeed, you need to network, network, network and then you need to network some more. Since TCC is still relatively small in the big scheme of things I realized this and started searching for the best ways to help me work networking on myspace and twitter into my already busy schedule. Who wants to pay for this since so many of the sites I looked at during my search had nothing but spam and garbage written all over them.. lol and I needed something that fit into my limited time to network for TCC.. so after doing some research I found this easy and quick myspace friend finder . The leads are good. I've been gaining on average a 100 myspace friends a day. The twitter site is below..


Join Myspace Friend Adder - Adderdemon Free Myspace Friends and get thousands of new friend requests today!

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During the search I also found a like minded site that does the same thing on twitter.. I've doubled my twitter followers with out really having to follow a billion people and unfollow.. you know the way it goes.. play around with it and you'll be happy.. keep in mind both sites I've lsited do have pay options to quicken things up.. but I dont pay for them and are seriously gaining real people trying to push their own numbers up on networking sites..



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