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Hello people Are you guys spending lots of hours to search young females/women/girls to add in your account of Orkut / Facebook / Other social networking sites? So now you can add female by following very few steps and you can save lots of time. But for that you have to transfer very few amount to following bank account Transfer 29 Indian rupees to following bank account 032010100694933 And send me email with following subject line. Subject: “I send you 29 rupees please send me email id “ I send email id .csv in one day. Process to add email id to facebook / orkut / other 1. create one email account [Gmail/yahoo/other] 2. go to import contact section 3. import file send by me 4. login to facebook/orkut/other sites 5. go to find friends section 6. select fetch contact section 7. enter email id and password where you imported all contacts given by me 8. now you have lots of young girls in your account List of sites where I will upload this text [www.scribd.com;www.docstoc.com;www.zoho.com;googledocs] Which is the most popular social networking site in India? Its not Facebook, its Orkut. Comscore in its latest report tracked the top social networking sites in India, and found that global social networking brands like Orkut, Facebook, hi5, LinkedIn and MySpace continued to gain prominence in India during the year. They elaborate that Orkut is the most visited social networking site in India this December 2008 with more than 12.8 million visitors, an increase of 81 percent from the previous year. In fact Orkut’s audience is three times its nearest competitor Facebook. Facebook is second most popular Indian social networking site with 4 million visitors, up 150 percent versus year ago. The third most popular social networking site is … surprise … Bharatstudent, with 3.3 million visitors (up 88 percent) followed by hi5 with 2 million visitors (up 182 percent). Other popular networking sites in India featured in the list in descending order are ibibo, Myspace, LinkedIn, PerfSpot, BigAdda and Fropper. Now you have more sites to check out and track your friends. I remember an earlier article tracking the most popular social networks around the world, which suggested that LinkedIn might be the most popular social network in India, but watchful QOT readers Quakeboy and Rajesh had commented even then that Orkut was the most popular one! You might like: Top 10 Social Networking Sites in India (2008 vs. 2007) Rank Social Networking Site Total Unique Total Unique % Change Visitors (m) Visitors (m) (Dec07) (Dec08) 1 Orkut.com 7.123 12.869 81 2 Facebook.com 1.619 4.044 150 3 Bharatstudent.com 1.736 3.269 88 4 hi5.com 714 2.012 182 5 ibibo.Com 1.970 990 -50 6 MySpace Sites 352 741 110 7 LinkedIn.com 293 513 75 8 PerfSpot.com 2.106 433 -79 9 BIGADDA.com 515 385 -25 10 Fropper.com 256 248 -3 The study reveals that Orkut, Facebook, hi5, LinkedIn and MySpace all have witnessed prominent growth in visitation Searches related to email id of girls e mail girls female email id girls email id chat indian girls email id people email address email address of pakistani girls bangladeshi girls email address girls email address free.

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