Money Man
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Your .info domain will get blocked.
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Your .info domain will get blocked.
Yeah, they are fresh. Hard to come by aged accounts in the quantities I need at a reasonable price.
Well FW uses hotmails for acct creation. Maybe try using a catchall.
That being said, I had a miserable day wall posting. The accts are staying up, but almost all of the posts failed and URL's blocked. Think I'll lay off the walls for a while and do other things. I was hitting them pretty hard.
Money Man
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This is definitely your problem. Like I said, I am going to be selling FB accounts soon, and I will keep some aged accounts in stock at all times.
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I just tested my 22 links that I have been using to wall post with (for at least the third time this week) after reading your post and none of them are blocked. I do not know why, and do not get me wrong, I am not complaining.
I just tested my 22 links that I have been using to wall post with (for at least the third time this week) after reading your post and none of them are blocked. I do not know why, and do not get me wrong, I am not complaining.
That's great MM. Glad to hear it!
I've been using customized bit.ly's (ie. bit,ly/free-whatever) to get a higher ctr. I suspect some words in the URL's are triggering fb's spam alert though. Going back to the ugly bit,ly's
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Money Man
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That's great MM. Glad to hear it!
I've been using customized bit.ly's (ie. bit,ly/free-whatever) to get a higher ctr. I suspect some words in the URL's are triggering fb's spam alert though. Going back to the ugly bit,ly's
Yep, I am pretty sure those custom worded URLs are triggering FB's filters. I use the random generated URLs. As long as your message is of quality, the random generated URL should not affect your CTR that much IMO.
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Yes, it definitely is. I use a mixture of Bit.ly's and TinyURL's.
I think I need about 3000 aged accounts. Why don't you PM me and let's talk.This is definitely your problem. Like I said, I am going to be selling FB accounts soon, and I will keep some aged accounts in stock at all times.
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I do not have the accounts yet. However, I will soon. Furthermore, once I am able to mass create FB accounts, I am going to have to let them sit in a text file and age before I can sell them to you.
Also, I cannot solicit services via PM; it is against the rules. However, I will PM you once I have the accounts in stock, have my BST thread up, and we can then take it to messenger and discuss business.
How long do you recommend aging the accounts?
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I personally would say 3 weeks. HOWEVER, I am sure 2 weeks will be plenty of enough time. Once again, I will PM you as soon as I get the accounts in stock, which should be no later than tomorrow (if nothing goes wrong). However, I will have to wait until my BST thread is approved because I cannot solicit services via PMs.
I am about to send you a friend request here on BHW. If you would like, you can PM me with you messenger contact details. I strongly prefer Skype or AIM. Otherwise, it will be hard to get in touch with me (although I do not mind making accommodations, it is just that I am always on Skype and AIM, unlike the other messenger services that I have installed).
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Facebook has lots of potential. I personally ran a test. I picked up a CPA offer and shortened it with bit.ly. Then i went to about 5-6 pages with 2000-3000 targeted fans.I wrote a very interesting wall post with the link. Next day,i checked my stats and saw i had around 60 clicks.For 3-4 min of posting,i got 60 clicks but no conversion(maybe because it was a cc submit offer). I was really impressed with the clicks i got.
Realizing the potential,I just bought Facewizard and went through the manual and read whole of this thread as well as many other threads and their seem to be some standout problems.( All the things i will mention here is what i think should be effective. I have only owned FW for short time and i want your opinions so that i can start effectively from the ground up)
Main problem seems to be the ACCOUNT DELETION and PVA vs Normal and Proxies?
With our legit aged account,we don't need to fill the captcha at all. But,it seems captcha needs to be filled with new PVA accounts with suspicious behaviours. This means both non pva's and new pva's mean the same to FB.So,it should be a effective if we register PVA's and complete the profile information,add friends slowly with legitimate and non promotional activities.Lets do the same with 5-7 accounts per proxy. And, we keep the account non promotional for 30 days.
I think this will ensure that the PVA will be similar to our aged legit accounts that don't get banned even with hardcore activities.
The downside of this is that it will take our money making time to just update the account and do non money making stuffs. But i think it is worth it because we will have comparatively very less chances of getting banned.The time spent initially should be worth it in the long run.
Aged accounts means no captcha and the expensive fees of Captcha can be saved. A penny saved is a penny earned.
I would like to hear from you guys.
Do aged PVA's need to enter captcha like a fresh non PVA ?
Realizing the potential,I just bought Facewizard and went through the manual and read whole of this thread as well as many other threads and their seem to be some standout problems.( All the things i will mention here is what i think should be effective. I have only owned FW for short time and i want your opinions so that i can start effectively from the ground up)
Main problem seems to be the ACCOUNT DELETION and PVA vs Normal and Proxies?
With our legit aged account,we don't need to fill the captcha at all. But,it seems captcha needs to be filled with new PVA accounts with suspicious behaviours. This means both non pva's and new pva's mean the same to FB.So,it should be a effective if we register PVA's and complete the profile information,add friends slowly with legitimate and non promotional activities.Lets do the same with 5-7 accounts per proxy. And, we keep the account non promotional for 30 days.
I think this will ensure that the PVA will be similar to our aged legit accounts that don't get banned even with hardcore activities.
The downside of this is that it will take our money making time to just update the account and do non money making stuffs. But i think it is worth it because we will have comparatively very less chances of getting banned.The time spent initially should be worth it in the long run.
Aged accounts means no captcha and the expensive fees of Captcha can be saved. A penny saved is a penny earned.
I would like to hear from you guys.
Do aged PVA's need to enter captcha like a fresh non PVA ?
Money Man
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You are on to something, I will give you that much. However, unfortunately since FW just met its demise, you might want to stick with your manual process for now (or purchase FFAP).
As far as the PVA/non-PVA question, it depends. IMHO, an aged non-PVA is just as good as a PVA. Whether or not your account is PVA or not, if you do certain things such as post links to a wall, add a certain amount of friend within a day/certain time period, etc. - you are going to be prompted for captcha; there is no way around this. So in conclusion, I would just stick with aged non-PVAs unless you are going to be creating fan pages from these accounts, in which I would suggest using a PVA to create the pages (one page per PVA to be extra safe).
I would just stick with Decaptcher; although they can get overloaded at times, not only can you make a priority (VIP) payment, they are always going to be much more reliable than some "neighborhood kid" IMHO.
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