FaceWizard Users Not making $ let's help each other here
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caldwellandy
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- May 8, 2010
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I'm kinda new to this, have used various facebook adder / blaster software over the past year to promote nightclub events i run from time to time and its has had a positive impact.
I have loads of accounts but want to increase, but i need to know the best revenue streams, what methods do you guys use to make money?
I have loads of accounts but want to increase, but i need to know the best revenue streams, what methods do you guys use to make money?
voglia
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Unfortunately, no one here is going to lay out on a silver platter how they make coin on FB or CL or anywhere for that matter
Your best bet is to look into one of the FB ebook guides that are floating around and have ideas in them as to some earnings strategies.
It also depends how blackhat you are willing to be. Some methods are more "raw" than others but can turn a quick buck
PM me if you want some help
liquid5170
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- May 5, 2010
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does anyone have a copy of the manual or tutorial for facewizard they can share? i'd really appreciate it!!
july23
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- Nov 27, 2008
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Well if you have really bought it then you should have manuall Unless your using those cracked out there
spud--1
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The only cracks are very old versions and most of the features dont work anymore and to be honest its pretty pointless cracking it as you wont be able to receive the updates so it will be good for maybe 1 week until facebook makes some changes then will need recracking again.
xxf8xx
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That's on the entire netowrk, not a single IP. There may be multiple users on their home netowork which would probably be something like 192.168.x.x but each computer has their own individual IP and if one IP is on multiple accounts that's a little suspicious. Why would one computer be on multiple FB accounts at the same time?
Money Man
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Agreed! Buy the software people! You will be able to receive outstanding support and all future updates. You will also make your money back within days. It's not like they are asking ~$1,000 for the software.
voglia
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I have 5 computers on my home network, wired and wireless and all 5 have the EXACT same IP...?
xxf8xx
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No, I said each computer has their own specific IP address. Each computer on your network will be like 192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2, etc... Each computer also has a different IP address associated with it as well.
silentHQ
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That's on your internal network. Facebook should only be able to see the singular external ip address of your modem, no matter how many internal computers you have. Unless you use proxies, of course...
You can test this by going to any "whatsmyip" type web site and see what ip address displays. It will show your modem's external ip address, not your pc's internal address or your modem's or router's ip addresses for that matter.
You can test this by going to any "whatsmyip" type web site and see what ip address displays. It will show your modem's external ip address, not your pc's internal address or your modem's or router's ip addresses for that matter.
ya know, thats pretty lame even though its only the manual...
But the owner of the software is on this board and obviously sharing the manual is only going to benefit those who have cracked software...
Show some class.
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Bingo. There's a lot of situations where the IP address will always be odd though - some corporations funnel all requests through a small set of IPs. Same thing for any residential complex with shared connections.
Not that it means anything is/isn't safe. Everyone should test for themselves.
lehpet
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It's been deleted.
I checked the DNS list and it wasn't on there. I didn't realize that anything sold on here was automatically DNS. I apologize, I didn't mean to upset anyone.
Lesson learned!
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I'm a little confused, you are using PVAs but you also talk about decapcha. Why would you need decapcha if you have PVAs? I thought the whole point of a PVA was to avoid having to deal with capchas. Are there other reasons why you need PVAs for this?
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