Fake Forum Cash

[blackboozer]

Need to know how to edit the phpbb email area to make this happen, i have forum generator and xrumer please can anyone give step by step instructions on how to make this work, maybe without godcpa?

 

[blackboozer]

Anyone know how to actually code this yet that would be willing to share?

 

[Deleted member 23846]

do you think you could do this with gump? i might get it

 

[blackboozer]

Well its a nice tease but looks like if it can be done no one is sharing the file or code on how to make it happen, i now have xrumer, godcpa, and forum generator but i need help in making this all work together. Id pay someone via scriptlance to tell me how to do this step by step. Anyone?

 

[energetic]

hi all, I also want to know.
thanks

Well its a nice tease but looks like if it can be done no one is sharing the file or code on how to make it happen, i now have xrumer, godcpa, and forum generator but i need help in making this all work together. Id pay someone via scriptlance to tell me how to do this step by step. Anyone?

 

[aleet]

Make forum that offer to pay $1 per referrals, or $10 per 100 post or another bullshit, in a couple of days you'll have thousand of signups
Abandon the forum after you have enough cash lol
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[too$hort]

Hey guys,

is there another way to do this without using GodCpa?

maybe a less expensive script or something?

Let me know. Thanks!

 

[jakeumms]

This probably won't work.
Bots like iMacro don't click on fields, they remember the code. Since there is no code in this, it is just an iframe, the bots aren't going to work.

Forums with humans registering could work, don't get me wrong, but it will definitely be slighty awkward that there is a submit button next to where they have to enter their email. Two submit buttons on a page.. wierd much. I dunno, I guess what you guys are probably discussing is having the email input box and submit button at the very bottom of the page and having them click on the submit button inside the frame somehow triggering the submit button for the actual registration of the forum. So humans might work with good programming. Bots?... not so much.

 

[HaRRo]

Trust me its possible even with using remote post classes you wont even need to iframe it

 

[Xalamon]

Would ForumGenerator work for a Spanish forum?

 

[oldenstylehats]

Would ForumGenerator work for a Spanish forum?

No. English-only for the time being. We'll start development on other languages soon.

 

[Xalamon]

Looking forward to Spanish... I will be launching a Spanish forum in June

 

[dacash]

You could of named this thread, ForumPoster for sale.

 

[Trota]

pretty original mr harrison... you have a natural talent to be evil... lol

 

[Deleted member 23846]

so does gump have the features to do this method? im not just quite sure

 

[residnt]

Hmmmmm, I like this idea. Has me thinking of other ways to do this. However I don't have the funds at the moment to use godcpa. How can these be manually done. I'm not worried about the effort required it will only help me understand it more and use it elsewhere.

Residnt

 

[Deleted member 23846]

how can we edit the page tho?

 

[hecron]

HAHA funny guide yet wise!

 

[forgetyou]

this is real interesting and the possibilities and ways to run with this are limitless.
I dont know where you get these ideas HaRRO but it's pure gold.

 

[buck]

This probably won't work.
Bots like iMacro don't click on fields, they remember the code. Since there is no code in this, it is just an iframe, the bots aren't going to work.

Forums with humans registering could work, don't get me wrong, but it will definitely be slighty awkward that there is a submit button next to where they have to enter their email. Two submit buttons on a page.. wierd much. I dunno, I guess what you guys are probably discussing is having the email input box and submit button at the very bottom of the page and having them click on the submit button inside the frame somehow triggering the submit button for the actual registration of the forum. So humans might work with good programming. Bots?... not so much.

Well if you are focusing on human users for this...simply put "Verify Email Address" next to email address they will enter for a CPA Offer. Then maybe ajax or just have it place a green check mark regardless after they click the button. (they will think their email address passes the "verification"

That way when they actually get to the submit they don't think anything of it...

There's so much spam nowadays I don't think people would even wonder about clicking "Verify Email Address"