the known
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- Jan 31, 2011
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Definitely a friend adder.
With:
Custom time delays between each friend invite AND 10 minutes waiting after 10 friend invites.
I'd reccommend:
Friend Requests:
~660 per day
~28 per hour
Source:
Tube Toolbox.
Also, it might be cool that it skips people who you've added before/are already your friend, and it will immediately continue with the next person in the list. Also, it would be awesome to import ID's (txt file). So actually something like how tube toolbox's friend adder works.
2nd:
Mass messaging. So you can import a txt list of user ID's, and import a txt list of youtube accounts+passwords. Then you should be able to write a couple of messages, and send them to thousands of people (with your imported accounts). Here, a custom delay time would be awesome), and switching from account to account to send messages would be awesome. So actually also something like tube toolbox.
And of course, as mentioned before: mass comment thumbs up rater.
Let me know what you think. If the beta is done, I'd appreciate trying it.
With:
Custom time delays between each friend invite AND 10 minutes waiting after 10 friend invites.
I'd reccommend:
Friend Requests:
~660 per day
~28 per hour
Source:
Tube Toolbox.
Also, it might be cool that it skips people who you've added before/are already your friend, and it will immediately continue with the next person in the list. Also, it would be awesome to import ID's (txt file). So actually something like how tube toolbox's friend adder works.
2nd:
Mass messaging. So you can import a txt list of user ID's, and import a txt list of youtube accounts+passwords. Then you should be able to write a couple of messages, and send them to thousands of people (with your imported accounts). Here, a custom delay time would be awesome), and switching from account to account to send messages would be awesome. So actually also something like tube toolbox.
And of course, as mentioned before: mass comment thumbs up rater.
Let me know what you think. If the beta is done, I'd appreciate trying it.
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