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I noticed in my stats that some of you want to know how to make millions of dollars on myspace hours as soon as possible. Well I know that new people are discovering this great game every day so you may not be familiar with some of strategies and tips to dominate your competition. Well it all boils down to your ability to get mobster adds.

For some of my readers who actually read my posts before jumping on the Mobsters Mob Train, you know I believe that getting as many mobbies as possible to have the maximum amount of success on the game. Why because the backbone of the game depends on how many mobsters you have on your given level.

So here is the simplest way you can get to making millions of dollars per hour. The first thing you should do is try to get to 500 mobsters as soon as possible. Jumping on the V.I.P of our Mob train will help you in that endeavor. It will allow others to add you while you either add others, brutalize weak mobbies on the attack list, or the best way to spend your time, getting bounty hits.

Now getting bounties will be your best bet because it will allow you to get bulk sums of cash at one time. Now I know some of you wondering why you never get any bounty hits. Well here is what you need to do. You can start with getting bounties on level 1. It will require patience and you must be equipped. There is no way around it.

You need to get the cheapest guns, armors and cars on level one and start watching the hit list. Easier said than done I know. However there is a mission that will allow you to earn money without gaining experience points. It is the “Residential Burglary” mission. You can keep doing this mission and use the money to:

1. Open up a bank account for $10,000
2. Start buying your guns, armor, and El Caminos
3. Once you have 5 guns, 5 armors, and 5 El Caminos start investing in property

Once you get to step 3, this will allow you to start getting some passive income coming in. Now you are ready to start going after bounties. In the beginning it will be tricky maintaining a balance of keeping money in the bank so you can heal at the hospital and investing in property.

Now the best tips I can give you for bounty hunting is you want to go after the lowest levels possible. A level 10 hunter will never get a bounty on a level 500 unless the gods are smiling on you at that split second. Also you want to have the strongest weapons possible. More than likely if you are going after people on higher levels their weaponry will be more advanced, but you want to be as strong as possible.

Ok, so now you’ve gotten your first bounty. What do you do? You invest it in property duh! LOL. After all your goal is to make millions of dollars and hour as soon as possible. If you put some effort into it, you can be making $1 million an hour in roughly a week if you become proficient in bounty hunting and reinvesting your funds.

And thats basically it. Again the foundation is getting as many mobster adds as possible. Also remember the number of mobbies you fight with is your level times 5. So if you’re on level 10, you will be fighting will 50 mobsters. If you’re fighting with 50 mobsters, you need 50 guns, armors, and cars. If you keep this in mind, you will be a myspace mobsters millionaire in no time. Now go get those mobster adds!

The past year in the world of online social gaming has seen the rise of turncoats and thieves, a fitting backdrop to two of the industry’s frontrunning applications, Mob Wars and Mafia Wars, games designed to run on networking sites like Facebook and Myspace.

Take Mob Wars creator David Maestri, a.k.a. Jason Gilbert, the pseudonym intended to hide his identity in January of 2008, when his game began to rake in revenue at a rate that later peaked at a million dollars a month. The game gets users to fill out online surveys and apply for services to receive favor points from ‘The Godfather’(assuming they’re not willing to buy them straight up with a credit card).

At the time, Maestri was employed at Freewebs, the parent company of SGN (Social Gaming Network), and anything he created should, according to his contract, have been the intellectual property of that company. Despite this fact SGN’s suit against Maestri failed, their only concessions an undisclosed cash sum along with the right to produce similar text-based mafia games in the future. SGN’s ‘Mafia:Respect and Retaliation’ was released to the iPhone app store this February, sporting 3-D graphics along with offline functionality.

Meanwhile, Maestri finds himself on the opposite end of the brawl. He’s sueing Zynga, a company with a superstar cast of developers and idea-men, among them founding figures of MTV, Friendster, Freeloader and Tribe, that seems to have ripped off Maestri’s game in every important way, changing only trivial details of storylines, categories, and even titles. As of a few months past, Mafia War’s active-user count has superseded that of Mob Wars by two hundred thousand, weighing in at 2.7 million.

The outcome of Maestri’s suit will carry important legal implications for matters of intellectual property, especially considering the host of other clones popping up on the web, which threaten to render Maestri’s vendetta as hopeless as the music industry’s war on piracy.

Gaming tactics are the subject of many a forum and Facebook group. Some favor the Bulletproof boss, whose faster health regeneration allows him to engage in more prize-fighting, or the Tycoon’s faster pay-offs, which allow him to do more business. Still others prefer the higher energy levels of the Insomniac, by which he can accrue more experience by doing more jobs. One thing everyone needs to keep in mind is that it’s best to do everything in bulk. The bigger your mob, the more enemies you can take on, so start adding, deleting your new ‘friends’only once they’ve joined your posse. The bigger your property portfolio, the greater your hourly cash-flow, and the bigger the inventory you can maintain to equip your mob with the best armor, weapons and transportation. The trick to developing a big property portfolio is to wait until you have enough cash to buy, say, ten of a given property type, as their prices increase with each purchase.

As for shortcuts to big money, one sneaky tactic involves the Hitlist, on which high rankers with money to shred frequently post rewards in the hundreds of millions. By striking the killing blow to mobsters already weakened by other attacks, players can defeat bosses vastly more experienced than themselves, thus reaching the upper echelons of the game without the drudgery of honest criminal living.

Of course, if you like you could always pay for favor points, fill in the online surveys or apply for services you probably don’t need. Alternatively, you could get into the roguish, cutthroat spirit of things, and become a cheater. There are a range of Javascript-based add-ons (like those available at userscripts.com) that allow mobsters to automate gameplay. These apps can run indefinitely on their own, reaching humanly impossible levels of experience. They’re the secret of most of the game’s top players, and aside from the introduction of a few inneffectual Captcha systems, the maintenance crew have done virtually nothing to stop them - silent acknowledgement, perhaps, that in gaming, as in business, fair play just lands you sleeping with the fishes.

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