Marketing company says Jackson used to pay for Twitter fans

Beijing time August 11 morning news, according to foreign media reported in Monday, the Australian social media marketing company Usocial said the late pop star Michael Jackson had tried to buy 25,000 Twitter "fans." "We didn't have direct contact with Jackson himself, but we communicated with his family, who commissioned us to promote Jackson's Twitter account," said USocial CEO Lians Hill. We are certainly excited to be able to work with such a well-known figure. "Although Jackson died on June 25, Hill said the two sides will continue the campaign." "For a variety of reasons, we will continue to implement the plan with the Jackson family, although the time and environment for providing services to Jackson has been different," he said.　　"After Jackson's death, his Twitter account, @michaeljackson, seems to have closed, making Hill's comments ambiguous." In early July, Usocial launched a controversial business service for Twitter aimed at helping Twitter users find "fans." The cost of adding 1000 followers to Twitter users is 87 dollars, and the biggest one can add 100,000 followers to the user. (Li Ming)