MSN Spamz

[genie1]

Hey, does anyone here do any msn spamming? I ask because I am trying my first shot at it today, I figured why not, I have the free cpu cycles so I'd let it run all day in the background through a large email list.
Currently setup on debian using msnlib and a php msn message sender script, being churned through using a torify wrapped curl script. Its crude, very crude, but everything is working swell for the most part, but I'm noticing a lot of messages are being returned with "The User Appears to be Offline". Does anyone know of a work around? I "know" some of these users are definitely online. If there's a known ''working'' script or method please let me know, I tried searching all day

thanks!

 

[Arthas]

Hey, does anyone here do any msn spamming? I ask because I am trying my first shot at it today, I figured why not, I have the free cpu cycles so I'd let it run all day in the background through a large email list.
Currently setup on debian using msnlib and a php msn message sender script, being churned through using a torify wrapped curl script. Its crude, very crude, but everything is working swell for the most part, but I'm noticing a lot of messages are being returned with "The User Appears to be Offline". Does anyone know of a work around? I "know" some of these users are definitely online. If there's a known ''working'' script or method please let me know, I tried searching all day

thanks!

hmm. well you can try changing your msn sender script. Here is how I would do it...

Use the php library Smart IRC to send your messages. You can do this via the bitlbee service. So have your php script use smart irc to connect to: bitlbee1.asnetinc.net/6667 and then from there your script can send messages to people on MSN. I believe you can install SmartIRC via pear. Heres an example of how to connect to the bitlbee server with it:

include_once('Net/SmartIRC.php');

$host = "bitlbee1.asnetinc.net";
$port = 6667;
$nick = "mybot";
$nickpass = "botpass";

$irc = &new Net_SmartIRC( );
$irc->setUseSockets( TRUE );
$irc->registerActionhandler( SMARTIRC_TYPE_CHANNEL,'', $bot, 'mybot' );
$irc->connect( $host, $port );
$irc->login( $nick, 'MyBot', 0, $nick );
$irc->join( array( $chan ) );
$irc->message(SMARTIRC_TYPE_QUERY, 'nickserv', "identify" . $nickpass);

$irc->listen( );
$irc->disconnect( );

you can send messages via $irc->message . Check bitlbee documentation for syntax to send to MSN names.

 

[genie1]

Thanks, I'll give that a shot right now and see how it goes... Anything has to be better than my 1% success rate atm

 

[Arthas]

Thanks, I'll give that a shot right now and see how it goes... Anything has to be better than my 1% success rate atm

np. let me know if you need help along the way. i would like a copy of what you come up with if you don't mind.