I did it, but found that I prefer to not pay for an exact posting service as they never give what they say. I had one that ended up doing a few posts and started to just give excuses to why he/she were not posting and I had another problem with another and got my money back in the end.

The way that I found to be alright is to find different people myself and then pay them once they have done around 20 - 100 posts. This way I would get the posts and because I'm trustworthy I would always pay them and they would have mentioned it in the forum I use to use for this to go ahead.

The only downfall to it was is that you would always get a good number of poorly written posts that were from people that had very bad english.

So the outcome to this is that I would never really pay someone to do it again unless I knew I would get quality posts.

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Very interesting. It would seem better to either pay people you trust and interested in the topic rather than strangers. I thought about just creating a bunch of usernames and posting to myself with those names to give that effect...I'm sure someone out there has done that. ;)

Quite a few people take that approach. However most often than not, one can easily see through it all and as soon it becomes apparent to your members that it was actually you posting under various user ids, they will loose respect for you and would most likely move off to another forum!

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