Automated mass contact form submission

Delta223

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Hi, I have a list of websites with different kinds of contact forms. I'm looking to have a script written to mass submit the same message to as many of them as possible. Is Zennoposter or Ubot a good option for developing such a script?

I'm also open to other options (which would most likely require me to hire a freelancer since I'm not a coder myself)

Thanks
 
Those are excellent options for the bot actually. Either one of them should be able to accomplish your goals quite a bit more efficiently than say a iMacros based solution.
 
Ok cool, I was just concerned because the contact forms will differ on every website, thanks.
 
Ok cool, I was just concerned because the contact forms will differ on every website, thanks.

Different forms aren't a problem with the bot W13SON pointed you too. You can see how that works below:

 
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That looks like a really powerful bot with tons of features but at $80 a month it's perhaps more than I need. Do we have another vendor with a more simple contact form submission bot?
 
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That looks like a really powerful bot with tons of features but at $80 a month it's perhaps more than I need. Do we have another vendor with a more simple contact form submission bot?

You might want to re-check the current sales pricing, might be a god chance to get it while its in your price range.
 
A better solution than dealing with html contact forms I came up with was using a python email scraper script that uses google to find all the email addresses it can for a particular domain.

Then I sort the results for the domain looking for emails like info* or contact* and use another script to send a randomized email template to that email.
 
I can do mass contact template for zennoposter if anybody interested
 
A better solution than dealing with html contact forms I came up with was using a python email scraper script that uses google to find all the email addresses it can for a particular domain.

Then I sort the results for the domain looking for emails like info* or contact* and use another script to send a randomized email template to that email.

Good idea. Did you make it yourself or hire someone for this?
 
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