OpenSauce
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Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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WilliamSmith033
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Free Traffic
qwertyjustin
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Free Traffic & Samples please
OpenSauce
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Samples and discounts sent, thank you for your purchases
WilliamSmith033
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Dont worth buy so hard to setup support no help
OpenSauce
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You refused help and literally asked me to do everything for your using TeamViewer.
DM sent.
As a seller ...you need to help us and direct us not all are technically sound....we don't pay for you to give you money....you need to help buyers couple.of times to do the set up....so they are able to do things themselves.....I see this as a problem...after getting the money.....you people forget us...that is the hard truth
OpenSauce
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What are you talking about? There is way for you to know, because you never asked for my help. Very rude of you to assume.
I respond to every single message and be as helpful as I can, even wrote some custom code for someone who asked.
G2force
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Samples and discounts sent to everyone
Samples and discounts sent to everyone
warewolf13
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Samples please
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Review
I bought this and have been focused on getting it working. This is part 1 which addresses the implementation of the method. Part 2 will look at the monetization - I'll obviously need time to see how well it performs.
The pdf itself is pretty densely packed with information, 28 pages long. I thought it was well written and pretty clear, althought I think you need to spend time reading and re-reading. I made some mistakes because I hadn't taken note of some subtle points further in.
I am not a coder, but have played around with prewritten scripts, and I've used ChatGPT to help debug things, and I was able to get the code running as expected. That said, I didn't find it especially easy - it's taken several hours, and I'll admit to getting a tad frustrated at times. Although the code snippets provided were really good, there are some minor typos and so you will need to be able to do some rudimentary debugging. OpenSauce was helpful, but I preferred to use ChatGPT in the first instance to help sort out problems. An example of the issues I had at the start was the use of the wrong version of Python. Users who are not familiar with dependencies of the various libraries on release versions may easily find themselves in trouble when stuff doesn't work properly, and the Python version that OpenSauce recommends doesn't have a Windows Installer. But once that was sorted out, the parts began to fall into place.
Anyway, I'm writing this because the system outlined in the guide actually works, and I think it's pretty good value, especially if you want to learn about automation. This may not be for people who are timid when it comes to screwing around with code, but if you're up for an interesting challenge, with a concept that seems to offer plenty of scope for monetization, I recommend it - good job @OpenSauce !
I bought this and have been focused on getting it working. This is part 1 which addresses the implementation of the method. Part 2 will look at the monetization - I'll obviously need time to see how well it performs.
The pdf itself is pretty densely packed with information, 28 pages long. I thought it was well written and pretty clear, althought I think you need to spend time reading and re-reading. I made some mistakes because I hadn't taken note of some subtle points further in.
I am not a coder, but have played around with prewritten scripts, and I've used ChatGPT to help debug things, and I was able to get the code running as expected. That said, I didn't find it especially easy - it's taken several hours, and I'll admit to getting a tad frustrated at times. Although the code snippets provided were really good, there are some minor typos and so you will need to be able to do some rudimentary debugging. OpenSauce was helpful, but I preferred to use ChatGPT in the first instance to help sort out problems. An example of the issues I had at the start was the use of the wrong version of Python. Users who are not familiar with dependencies of the various libraries on release versions may easily find themselves in trouble when stuff doesn't work properly, and the Python version that OpenSauce recommends doesn't have a Windows Installer. But once that was sorted out, the parts began to fall into place.
Anyway, I'm writing this because the system outlined in the guide actually works, and I think it's pretty good value, especially if you want to learn about automation. This may not be for people who are timid when it comes to screwing around with code, but if you're up for an interesting challenge, with a concept that seems to offer plenty of scope for monetization, I recommend it - good job @OpenSauce !
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