My experience with WAT after 2 days use:
★★★★★ Simple, easy to use and user friendy intrface (it includes even a manual in case someone needs it..)
★★★★★ No footprints in Account and acc passwords (I use a similar tool which ever puts same suffix for each password created - You have an option to customize it, but in that case all the passwords created in one run are the same as well)
★★★★★ Very stable - practically it`s the STABLEST tool at that type I ever use: I used it simultaneously with Scrapebox running and me manualy browsing the web. All the similar tools in such case start to make misstakes, to skip steps and even crash - no such issue with WAT! - it continues to work without any problems!
★★★ Better success rate than another tools:
- another tool (even here I tested only 9 accounts the success is pretty the same: 10-15%)
-with WAT:
--- about 50% success
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WAT enables POP3 access for EACH ACCOUNTS during the proccess - it may be seen by the user,
but Hotmail/Outlook has a known issue last 3-4 weeks and randomly disable pops, however seems that
with WAT it happen less frequently, I`ve seen as it everytime clean the cookies, it`s possible that it helps (as well no password footprints) in that case.
In conclusion: Highly Recommended!
Some suggestions by my side:
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more providers to be included: Hotmail/Outlook is already full with issues and more likely we have to move to alternatives; I can suggest yandex or rediffmail ex. (yahoo has another issue - they delete accounts too frequently). Some tools include less known providers as mail.bg, abv.bg and similar alternatives
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aliases creation - some providers (inc. hotmail) allow up to 10 aliases for an account. That could be useful for a proxy users (ex. I have 100 dedi proxies and can create max. 300 accounts daily, so with my usual settings I can fill with mail accounts 15 SER projects daily (let`s say all are with correct pop3 settings) - 20 accounts per project. With aliases I can make up to 150 projects (two accounts each with 10 aliases are equal of 20 different mails).