TweepMe Scam Alert

TweepMe or Tweep Me, To Tweep or not to Tweep, Scam or Legit? All good questions and we have answers. The Company is called "TweepME" with no space, and developed by a young South Bend Indiana Native named Bobby Ullery. TweepMe is basicly a tool to add followers on twitter. TweepMe is a 100% opt in group of twitter users who all choose to follow each other. When you join TweepMe all of the other members automatically follow you, and you in turn will follow them back as well. Getting followed by other TweepMe users will not hapen overnight, it is a process, according to the company website it could take a few weeks or maybe even months depending on how many subscribers their are on TweepMe, and the process never ends as long as more people subscribe. At the time of this article their are 5,144 active members while making a staggering 11,241,707 connections, Its like Networking on steroids.

Their are many reasons why a Twitter user would want to use a service like TweepMe and here are just a few

• The first reason is to meet new people or (Tweeple) as they call them that you may never have the opportunity to connect with otherwise. Networking is a huge part of building any business and the more people you connect with the better off you will be.
• Monitor your updates or (Tweets) from all kinds of users in all different industries and trades. The diversity of skills of the people you meet can be a huge impact on learning and networking.
• Get a head start on your Twitter account. Some people don't know where to begin when it comes to finding followers on Twitter, it is so new, a said individual may not have very many known connections, TweepMe, Solves that problem.
• It's no secret that when it comes to social networking more friends, followers, or Tweeple means more credibility. If a user stumbles on to a twitter page talking about SEO Secrets and the user only has 10 followers, verses another SEO Secrets page that has 10,000 followers chances are the person will follow the user with 10,000 followers. Also when you have a large number of followers users tend to pay more attention to your updates which leads to visits to your links and more possible sales.

 We all know nothing is free and if you want to be a player in the twitosphere, it will cost you! the price at the time of this article is $12.95 for a lifetime membership. I have personally seen competitors quote the price as being higher just to promote their own program but as of right now it is $12.95 for a lifetime membership. TweepMe also runs a special $2.00 off making it $10.95 for a lifetime membership if you simply agree to post an automated tweet on your Twitter account with a link promoting TweepMe. This link and small promo update will post automatically after registration.

TweepMe legitamitely does what you are paying it to do, add followers: however, standard Twitter etiquette should still apply. When someone chooses to follow you it is a good practice to follow them back. According to the developer of TweepMe all practices are legal and Twitter is aware of the practices the company uses to gain followers called 'befriending' API calls. Their are other company's that use borderline practices to gain followers but TweepMe is different since it only adds users that have already said "follow me". As spam laws tighten a lot of shady companies will be flagged for automatically adding followers that have not opted in to a system like TweepMe.  

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 In closing the concept of the services offered by TweepMe are in some opinions wrong. Some people don't understand why you need to have followers that you don't know or what the big deal is to have thousands of followers. If your purpose on Twitter is just to follow friends and see who is brushing their teeth when, I agree: however, if you are using twitter to gain a fan base of followers, to promote yourself our your services, or to get your name out their to hundreds of thousands of followers worldwide that you would never have met otherwise I feel it is perfectly OK to use a opt-in only service like TweepMe.