How to Send Message to all Facebook Friends in One Click

Sending Bulk Messages on Facebook using Script

So now guys if you are interested in sending bulk messages to all your friends on facebook then here is an easy way to do so.

Open Facebook.com and Sign-In to your account.
Now after Signing-In just press F12 in chrome & Ctrl + Shift + K in Firefox to open the Console Tab.
Now just copy the whole script provided here [Link] and paste it inside the Console Tab and press Enter.
Now a new popup windows like below will open, with the text field to write your message and a Post button to send it immediately.
Now to confirm that everyone is going to receive your message just open any of your friend using chat system and press Post to see how he will get your message and so do all of your friends will receive the same message in seconds.

REMEMBER Use this script once in a day else facebook will temporary block your messaging service for doing bulk messaging.

So guys now enjoy this awesome trick to send bulk messages to all your friends using simple script, well I think this could surely save you a lot of time in order to greet everyone at the same time or just passing out some serious news, so have fun and enjoy.

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