Anthony LaFauce wrote a post about the SMUG Facebook Hacker Challenge.
Lee Aase, at SMUG, is offering $100 to the first person who can hack into a Facebook user group that he created, and tell him what it says in the “recent news” section. He said further that he is willing to double the payout to anyone who can, in addition, post a photo to the group.
While reading the post, I suddenly realized that I had a similar challenge that I wanted to make, and that, in fact, I was willing to offer more money for mine.
You see, I, Justin Flowers, trust the security at the US treasury so much that I’m willing to offer a $1000 dollar reward to anyone that can break into the US Treasury, and steal $1,000,000 US. If you show me the 1 million, I’ll pay up. I’m willing to double my payout if you bring me a picture of you in a vault at the Treasury.
And, why am I willing to make such a large payout for such a menial task? Because I’m an SEO clown.
Honka! Honka!
