gb5000
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- Dec 3, 2008
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If we wouldn't be able to do it, we wouldn't have stated it that we can, and it is actually wrong saying we, because all the hard work is done by my buddy, Mike.
He is an excellent coder, and all credit goes to him for what has been done so far and as stated numerous times, recaptcha is almost finished, so just have a little bit more patience guys and it will be out![]()
Wow, if you get it over 70% solve rate, thats gonna put ALOT of people out of business (or close to it). Create ALOT more spam (because your software will still be cheap for newbs to buy), cause the rank (link juice worth) of recapched forums to go down if they allow only recaptcha as there only anti-spam measure, since it costs virtually nothing to market on those forums, and etc. etc.
This is gonna have a HUGE ripple effect. It might not happen in the first month, but in a few months the consequences of the availability of this software and the amount of people using it at the same time is gonna cause havoc. If its not server side, it also has a chance of being cracked as well.
OP, please don't take this the wrong way, I think its a brilliant idea for you to cash in on, as your the only one in the market with a software like yours at your price point, even IF you charge double for recaptchaed update. This benefits YOU greatly (and honestly, I would do the same thing if I had a SW like this to sell). For people on the other side, however, they need to think about the good AND the bad. So please, guys, hear me out.......
The easier you make this shit, the less valuable the links and whatever else you spread, the less money you guys are gonna make in the long run (which, if you guys are honest, this is all about saving money and allowing you guys to make more.) Since captchas will now be worth less then 1/3 of a cent (to virtually FREE over time), so will your links be as well since now anyone with less money can do it, get it? (do what everybody else is doing, and you'll get what everybody else is getting.)
Its precisely the fact that captchas cost money that is keeping you guys in business (you don't realize that though, do you?). Take away that, and you leave a HUGE footprint as not only will you not be the only one spending less on your marketing (because this makes part of your marketing that much cheaper), you will more then likely target the same forums and websites (the one's with recaptcha). If this happens, in the future, it will take even MORE links (or more whatever it is that only anti-spam system is recap) to get juice to those forums since google will notice a pattern and respond in turn (making links from those sites less valuable). This has happened before.
So what am I saying? I know this can't be stopped. All I'm trying to tell you guys is get prepared. Once you get your hands on this and recaptcha is implemented, early bird catches the worm. GO HARD.....cause they (forums, google, websites) will do something about it once it hits critical mass. It happens everytime. And, they have to, otherwise, it will destroy there authority (which is the links you guys REALLY want) and it will take twice the time it takes now to blast out enough links to make traction on your sites since the value of your links has gone down (if someone who has been doing blasts can confirm this, I'd appreciate it. If not, I'll retract my statement. But its based on research I've done around the web. let me know if I'm wrong.)
This is ofcourse future thinking. Those who don't care and looking to make a quick buck probably will see this post as overreacting. But those who have been in the game long enough can see where this will go if enough people jump on board.
I'm not saying don't buy the software, because unless you have a better alternative, at a 70% solve rate, you won't have much of a choice for a while. But...what I am saying is....start preparing for the day when anti-spam systems will change and bots have a harder time getting you links and etc.
Remember, google is a billion dollar company. Matt Cutts read BHW. Don't think for one minute this is your own little secret family, were being watched. They've put anti-spam filters in place to use against us. They will continue to do it. So go in knowing that, and when something happens, or recapthca dose some crazy update that you don't see coming, you'll be prepared. Until then, get this shit now, get those links before your competitors do (They'll more then likely get the same ones your getting if its recaptcha), and get ready. Again, once this (and spam resulting from cheaper costs on your end) hits critical mass, they're gonna react. History does repeat itself.
OP, thank you for the service. And mike does deserve credit, its a bitch breaking recap. But I think these guys deserve to know what the consequence of cheap software could do to marketing as a whole. I still plan on getting CS once recap is implemented. Thanks!
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