[GET] Twitter Account Checker (Free For BHW)

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Twitter Account Checker

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Check if Twitter accounts are suspended or not.

This version is mono-threaded, so not really fast when using public proxies...
I'll try, if I have enough time, to build a multi-thread version asap.

There are tooltips on "O", "R" and "E" buttons.
O : Options (choose between using API or classic web access).
R : Remove Suspended Accounts.
E : Export To CSV File

Download (MediaFire) :
Code:
http://bit.ly/TwitterAccountChecker

VirusTotal :
Code:
Packer used to compress EXE is flagged as suspicious by ClamAV, but it's clean, I guarantee.
https://www.virustotal.com/file/85c51af1ac19281b669f12138e7f230a1314b230105df0747faf1a8c84d28bd1/analysis/1333983158/

:cool:

Beny
 
really nice
thanks a lot
Hope you can make a multi threads someday
 
Thnks

BTW, r u from brazil?

was reading your account names in screenshot ;p
 
Thnks

BTW, r u from brazil?

was reading your account names in screenshot ;p

I'm from Paris, France ;)
Twitter accounts in the screenshot are just a hugelist I found around the web.

Beny
 
That was quick bro! Does it require i load them with their passwords to check or just the usernames?
Cheers a bunch! :)
 
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That was quick bro! Does it require i load them with their passwords to check or just the usernames?
Cheers a bunch! :)

No need the password, just a list of usernames.

Beny
 
Looks pretty much like a ScrapeBox addon.
Good job mate :)
 
That was quick bro! Does it require i load them with their passwords to check or just the usernames?
Cheers a bunch! :)
Cheers bro! now i have one dilemma again. I have to find a script/bot to get rid of the passwords in the file.
Its arranged like this:
username: password

I have to get rid of the ": password" version before i can use it. Guys, any script to do this for bulk accounts?
 
Cheers bro! now i have one dilemma again. I have to find a script/bot to get rid of the passwords in the file.
Its arranged like this:
username: password

I have to get rid of the ": password" version before i can use it. Guys, any script to do this for bulk accounts?

A simple regular expression will do the job in one second.
The list I used for my test was like that.

Search and replace by nothing :
Code:
:.*$

You can use it with Notepad++ I think.
Personally I use UltraEdit.

Beny
 
A simple regular expression will do the job in one second.
The list I used for my test was like that.

Search and replace by nothing :
Code:
:.*$

You can use it with Notepad++ I think.
Personally I use UltraEdit.

Beny

Cheers again buddy! And yet i posted this query in the main section. :) Hey, was in France during the Christmas holidays. Dad is French! ;)
 
Bro, Is it possible to amend the bot so that it works with the username: password format, since with higher volume accounts check, after removing the passwords and exporting the 'live accounts', it will be difficult to put its passwords back together.

If it can work with the username: password format and fter the checks, it will be easier to move the 'live ones' with its passwords intact as well.

Thanks.
 
Bro, Is it possible to amend the bot so that it works with the username: password format, since with higher volume accounts check, after removing the passwords and exporting the 'live accounts', it will be difficult to put its passwords back together.

If it can work with the username: password format and fter the checks, it will be easier to move the 'live ones' with its passwords intact as well.

Thanks.

Ok, I'll add that in next update asap.

Beny

PS : Bonjour to your father ;)
 
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Update (Version 1.1)

On request from Kwakuo, I added support of lists with format USER : PASS (without spaces).

Download (MediaFire) :
Code:
http://bit.ly/TwitterAccountChecker
Beny

EDIT : Bug fixed, you can download it now :)
 
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Awesome share thank a lot mate, saves a lot of time..
 
I am really happy to get it buddy. Keep on adding more like this tool.
Thanks.
 
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