Does SENUKE create a new account for each linkwheel?

Just as the topic states, does SENUKE now create a new account for each linkwheel you generate with it?

Does this mean SENUKE has captcha beating abilities now? I was watching their video tutorials and it said all accounts were manually created by their team, seems a bit suspicious.

Also, if I am doing manual linkwheels, do I need a new account for each piece web 2.0 property, or can I reuse accounts at web 2.0 properties for other linkwheels?

Thanks in advance

The video is old and needs to be updated, SENuke now supports Captcha and its been working great for me, It does cost about $7.00 per 1000 captchas though using one of two 3rd party capcha services senuke supports.
I create a separate account for each linkwheel using the SEnuke account creator. I've only been using SEnuke for a few days though (Still in the 7 day trial period) but its allready saved me tons of time.

I use senuke, i have no clue what a link wheel is with it though? is it article related?

You can: create an email, create accounts, post to the accounts, and ping automatically + more.

huh what

So you can create linkwheels, automatically, with SENuke?

Semi-automatically. You still have to write the content (or purchasing it).

Yes you can create linkwheels with the Web 2.0 blog sites and with the forum profiles in Senuke. You can insert the "last url" or "random url" tag in your articles. I prefer the "random urls" since it doesn't create a true linkwheel and is (wait for it!) random!, so big G can't spot me easily.

One of the ways I use this feature is to post new articles under the same URLS. What I mean by that is, once you have created a new profile (say on Blogger) you have the option to post more articles to that same blog insead of creating a new blog. So I keep a running list of all the different blog URLS (URL manager in Senuke) and when I post a new article to one of the blogs, I add the "random url" tag in the article and it pulls one of the dozens of blog artilce urls from the list. This adds more randomness to my linking.