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No free usage anymore: Pay $2.99 to Facebook every month

byCustoms Today Report
22/10/2014
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CALIFORNIA: The world’s biggest social networking website, Facebook, has rolled out its new monthly service plan and has decided to charge its users $2.99 for using the website from November 1.

This was revealed by Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg during a press conference in California. He said that the company had thought long and hard about this decision and planned to add this monthly fee. “If we don’t do something about our rising costs now, Facebook could face an unrecoverable financial burden and become obsolete,” stated Mark.

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