***AcCoUnT GeNeRaToRs*** Anyone recommendations (Using firstname lastname lists etc)?

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Hi All,

I have been sifting around the posts here and haven't been able to find this. Does anyone here know of a simple tool that could autocreate a big bunch of usernames (and passwords) from a list of firstnames, lastnames and with the ability to tack random numbers on the back of these freshly create unames?

Maybe I might try to cook up a webbased tool myself that does just this and offer it to you guys for f.re.e.....Just thinking out lound. Does anyone know of a tool like this please?

"Moge die Macht bei euch sein" (German for "May the force be with you")....Say it like this "Moeg-eh dee Markt by oiyyk sign" sounds shit huh?

Brgds,
Dave:eek:
 
http://www.mediafire.com/?kxzz4izktma

the account generator in that program ads +1 +2 etc to the end of your email ID so that all the emails sent to the ID (+1) and ID (+2) etc will go to the original =)
 
Hi Wakkaoaka,

Thanks 4 that, I'll try it out.

Best Regards,
Dave
 
Hi Squiggy,

Thanks, I have seen these bots around, I guess I might have to get to grips with one of these tools sooner or later. I thought that there might be a simple tool out there that does the same thing, because I 'm too lazy to work out how one might work.

Best Regards,

Dave
 
Hi Squiggy,

Thanks, I have seen these bots around, I guess I might have to get to grips with one of these tools sooner or later. I thought that there might be a simple tool out there that does the same thing, because I 'm too lazy to work out how one might work.

Best Regards,

Dave

Hi Dave,

I hear you. But it actually looks pretty easy to create a quick spreadsheet and a macro based on one of these automation programs.

I haven't done it yet, but just in looking at a couple of the programs, I can see how even a newbie could whip something up in an hour or so.

Read the threads. They will tell you which of the programs are the easiest to use. Some are better for coders. Some are better for non-coders.

Good luck!
 
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