Anyone using Zenno Poster?

How does this compare to xrumer in terms of learning curve, ongoing expenses and effectiveness?

Like i read some place the other day:
Xrumer = Machine Gun
Zenno Poster = Sniper Rifle

It really is. I bought it because of this thread and i'm loving my sniper rifle :D
 
sounds all the same as ubot etc. ur example in this thread seems so simple even with imacros that would be a nobrainer. what is the real advatage of this tool ?

Get me ubot working at 100 threads, each thread using a different proxy and with isolated cookies...
 
just got it for 2 days now....still learning and its learning curve acceptably okay.....not too difficult. can reach 200+ thread if running on xeon server according to the creator
 
What it means by Number of Threads Allowed?

Number of threads means how many instances.... let's say u wanna create 100 mail acct/twitter acct/register profile.....at one go...schedule it and sleep. Speed depends on your pc specs/internet connection.....and how stable your proxies is....has in built proxy checker
 
the one advantage of zennoposter over ubot is, zennoposter can run with different proxy at the same time. you can see the video poste above.
otherwise ubot is good too. working with files is easy with ubot, however i haven't checked file manipulation with zennoposter.
 
There is some learning curve to the advanced stuff, but I'm a newb at macro stuff. I couldn't really figure out how to pick a picture our of three of them for captcha. But it's pretty nice once you learn it. I just don't have the patience to learn it right now but it would pay off in the long run so I might go back.
 
So besides the independent proxies/cache per thread are there any other advantages over UBot? Can't you compile Ubot scripts and sell them as standalone apps? If so, that's almost like having your own software business.

Does zennoposter do that too?
 
No it doesn't allow you to compile your own exe, each person running the poster needs a licence as the macros are containted in non encrypted xml files.

Zennoposter is amazing though, so many features and the basic version is only $50 (i'm on the the standard one) I use it to automate all my twitter stuff and keep coming up with ideas to automate other things, it does have a pretty steep learning curve though and docs aren't to good.

The proxy function is fantastic though, allows you to harvest and filter from unlimited sources.
 
Id like to swap temps..lemme knw which ones u gt

To swap:
aol pop3 creation,
safe-mail pop3 creation,
twitter account creation
Some custom high pr profile links

One really cool one: It rotates through a list of twitter accounts and gives each 200+ followers instantly, then cleans the accounts of connections and unwanted tweets (can be run once a day)
 
No it doesn't allow you to compile your own exe, each person running the poster needs a licence as the macros are containted in non encrypted xml files.

Zennoposter is amazing though, so many features and the basic version is only $50 (i'm on the the standard one) I use it to automate all my twitter stuff and keep coming up with ideas to automate other things, it does have a pretty steep learning curve though and docs aren't to good.

The proxy function is fantastic though, allows you to harvest and filter from unlimited sources.

Some of that does sound pretty cool...I just wonder if not being able to sell/distribute them is what I want...thank you though!
 
Can't you compile Ubot scripts and sell them as standalone apps? If so, that's almost like having your own software business.

That thought occured to me as well, but I discarded it because I don't want to be in a position where some site makes a change and now I have to deal with a bunch of IMers wanting an update.

I would be more inclined to brand it, add Affiliate links, whatever and then give it away.

  • It Could go viral
  • You could (potentially) make more per bot from back end sales
  • You won't need a support desk
  • You won't have any refund requests
  • If it stops working, you can provide a handy link for them to come to your (ahem) squeeze page.
Thanks to all on this post.... I picked up Zenno today :)
 
It seems to be an awsome tool, even if it is too complicated for me, i've seen some tuto videos on youtube and i barely understoof nothing :)
Anyway i also love their salespage, very cool one, i will probably reuse it for some projects.
 
Bought today, it's not easy to get a hold of and there near to zero instructions in english, beside a couple of videos and a few pages of Zenno's help.

It's also quite slow (I have the intermediate version).
 
When I have time I will install trial to make tests.

What is the limitation in Trial ?
 
Bought today, it's not easy to get a hold of and there near to zero instructions in english, beside a couple of videos and a few pages of Zenno's help.

It's also quite slow (I have the intermediate version).

Anybody know of any good tutorials in English out there? The lack of them is what has kept me from purchasing.
 
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