The Fortune 500 is one of the most anticipated list that all businesses await.

And this time around it is Facebook that finally cracked into the the top ranks after practically being the virtual behemoth in the social media industry.

Since 1955, the List is released by the Fortune magazine every year after conducting an annual survey of the largest companies in the U.S. They are then ranked according to their revenues to bring out what we all know as the Fortune 500 list.

"Pay $100 to send a message to Zuckerburg"

"Facebook shares sky-rocket more than 78% since September"

These two oddly sounding pieces of news about Facebook have come in quick succession. What do the users believe now?

While the stock reports can be as genuine as possible, but according to Mashable's early morning reports today, now users are being charged $100 if they drop a message to Facebook CEO Zuckerburg's inbox. Before popping those eyeballs, hold on. Coincidental or not, it is applicable only for those who aren't there in Zuckeburg's 16 million followers list. So rest assured Facebook autocracy hasn't spread recklessly yet.