I didn't blame anything, I'm asking what the difference between pvas and non-pvas is with respect to captcha. Is the account age the only determining factor? If I use all month old accounts does that mean I won't have to deal with captcha? Would that be true of both pvas and non-pvas? That is the question, I never mentioned face wizard in my post nor FFAP whatever that is. I only mentioned pvas and captcha, i'm trying to understand how they work and what I can do to minimize my exposure with respect to captcha.
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I didn't blame anything, I'm asking what the difference between pvas and non-pvas is with respect to captcha. Is the account age the only determining factor? If I use all month old accounts does that mean I won't have to deal with captcha? Would that be true of both pvas and non-pvas? That is the question, I never mentioned face wizard in my post nor FFAP whatever that is. I only mentioned pvas and captcha, i'm trying to understand how they work and what I can do to minimize my exposure with respect to captcha.
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If you send too many requests/posts/messages, captcha will pop-up. Write down this rule.
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I don't buy it, I'm using one account per page, so that shoots down the whole "too many requests" thing right there. Something else is afoot.If you send too many requests/posts/messages, captcha will pop-up. Write down this rule.
(Manually or in any software)
Money Man
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The first thing you need to do is remove that fan page from your post, because posting fan pages on the forum is against the rules. Just a little friendly advice.
If you are posting a link in your wall post, you will get captcha whether the account is PVA or not. Aged non-PVAs are just as good as PVAs, IMHO, but you will still be prompted to enter captcha if your wall posts contains a link. PVA accounts are good for other reasons such as creating fan pages.
Edit: Also, I am not sure why people complain about Decaptcher costs. I use their VIP priority payment, so I pay higher than the standard rate and I still have no issues with Decaptcher costing me too much money.
Well, I can't speak for others but in my case, i'm finding that about 1/3 to 1/2 the amount of my earnings is going to pay decaptcher.
Would not bother me if I was pulling in say $150-200 a day on this, but so far I have yet to pull in more than $15, so occupying my computer for 16 hours to make maybe $9 after decaptcher costs seems like a lot. This seems very difficult to scale to a practical level.
More than 4 or 5 threads and I start losing accounts. Even though I'm using a whole c-block of proxies and hundreds of accounts.
Money Man
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Damn, how many wall posts are you doing per day? Let me rephrase that...how many images are you sending to Decaptcher per day?
Hey. I'm not remotedb, but I've been sending 4-5k images per day. How many are you sending Money Man?
Also, do the priority fees only kick in when it's overloaded, or is that what you pay all of the time?
Money Man
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As far as I know it's what you pay all the time. Honestly, I cannot give a number of the images I send per day, because it varies. I do not just send them images for wall posting, so it could be 1,000 - 2,000 per day (some days maybe more).
Well, the first question is easier to answer, about 1500-2000, not sure how many images get sent, but I would have thought it's one per one. So $3-4 worth of captchas but somehow I get charged more like $5-6.
Money Man
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Then that is something you need to take up with Decaptcher. They have always been fast to respond to all of my E-mails.
Well, right now I have a bigger problem. I lost 300 accounts yesterday. Don't know what I did wrong. used 1000 accounts, no more than 1.5 pages per account, whole c-block of IPs. Damn shame, it was my best day yet by far. Did so well that the decaptcha barely made a dent, but 300 accounts, well that cost me more than the total I made. If I could get that worked out, I'd be golden. Any thoughts?
Were you just wall posting, or adding friends too? It's weird that you lost that many accts if you were just posting around 1.5 pages per acct. How many ip's? I've probably lost 20 accts at the most in the last week.
At any rate, 300 accounts should just cost you around $3 for the hotmails.
A whole c-block of IPs, over 250. I'm ONLY doing wall posting, nothing else at all.
Last time I bought hotmails for account building 70% of them got disabled the first time I used the accounts. All were brand new accounts. Does the account age matter? I don't mind a churn and burn strategy but I need the accounts to be usable. Maybe I need a better supplier. Can you recommend one?
Money Man
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Yes, the older the accounts are, the better (PVA or not). I am about to start supplying FB accounts, so when I get my BST thread approved, I will let you know. Something will probably also be in my signature pertaining to my service.
Err, I meant hotmail accounts. I can't buy thousands of Facebook accounts, only to watch them get banned for one or two wall posts each, unless of course you could give me a 1000 account review, but that's probably pushing it.
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Bro, if you are getting your accounts disabled due to 1 or 2 wall posts, you need to seriously reevaluate what you are doing and find a solution.
If your accounts are non-PVA, how old are they before you start blasting walls with them? If they are fresh, this is probably your problem.
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