FCS Networker - Anyone use it?
- Thread starter cody41
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I have use FCS networker and its great for tier 1. It has a high success rate with the account creator and submitter as well. You can post several times to the same web 2.0 site and create link wheel or link pyramid very easily. The account creator automaticlly update the profiles and changes the default theme and delete the default post (e.g hello world in wp.com). It is a great software.
Can't talk about zenblog since I have not try it.
childlikecrook545
Registered Member
- Jun 5, 2013
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I am a big fan of FCS Networker also. Ive been a lifetime member for awhile now and it just keeps getting better and better. Since ive been a member Dan and his crew have added tons of new features and are always on top of fixes ect... I can't wait till the web account creator comes out but the desktop software has really good success rates so its no big deal waiting. I would definitely recommend people jump in on the lifetime license while its still around.
SonaBG
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- Feb 17, 2014
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There is an issue with FCS mail checking.
FCS account creator creates hotmail accounts a but during posting success rate is very low as none of the accounts are verified and those which don't post are not varified.
When FCS creates hotmails it doesn't change Options - Connect devices and apps with POP - Enable - Do what the device or app says—if it's set to delete messages, delete them.
FCS account creator creates hotmail accounts a but during posting success rate is very low as none of the accounts are verified and those which don't post are not varified.
When FCS creates hotmails it doesn't change Options - Connect devices and apps with POP - Enable - Do what the device or app says—if it's set to delete messages, delete them.
dp40oz
Senior Member
- May 13, 2009
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This problem is specific to you and how you are setting this up. This is not a common problem amongst users. Actually you're the only one who has ever reported it.
Here's a suggestion thread I posted on their private forum. A lot of thought went into it and IMO my points are all valid and presented in a respectful manner, but guess what? They didn't even care to reply.
My point with posting this suggestion thread is for people to see how simple but essential issues are NOT getting fixed.
Suggestion #1:
The account creator does get stuck at times which pretty much ruins the point of leaving it on a dedicated server 24/7 (which I do).
It mainly gets stuck at 2 points:
- When creating Outlook accounts
- When creating web 2.0 accounts, a single site will be left hanging as shown in the picture below:
Solution: Simply add a timeout the creation of accounts and continue if timeout. Mine has been stuck at the account for over 14 hours now so there definitely is no timeout.
Suggestion #2:
I like the fact that there are 2 categories of sites (blogs and social). However I feel like plenty of sites in the blog category doesn't belong there. I'm referring to sites such as 4shared etc. (mostly doc sharing sites). These do generally not provide a backlink since you often have to click "view pdf" in order to MAYBE get shown a page with a backlink.
IMO it's fine that they are an option but I wish these sites would get their own category "Doc sharing sites", which would allow people to avoid them if they wish (I would).
Suggestion #3:
This is regarding the account creator as well. For some reason I cannot get the auto uploading to work. I cannot select any blog or social networks as shown in the image below. Not too big of a deal to me though since I can just manually upload the accounts.
Suggestion #4:
When setting up a new project I see that there are 2 submission styles:
Post amount per project and post amount per account.
I wish there was an option for post amount per account that would post for as long as the blog doesn't contain a link from a linkset. This would allow you to ensure that each blog provides a backlink while submitting a random amount of posts to each blog as well.
For instance, I would set linkset1 to 33% odds of being added to a post - when using this mode each blog would on average contain 3 posts - some would contain 1 and others would contain lots of more.
Keep in mind that the reason I seem so positive in the quote is because I wanted them to listen to me - which they still didn't.
Generally, they don't improve their service much. All they seem to care about is beating RankWyz which anyone could do with minimal work anyways.
My point with posting this suggestion thread is for people to see how simple but essential issues are NOT getting fixed.
Suggestion #1:
The account creator does get stuck at times which pretty much ruins the point of leaving it on a dedicated server 24/7 (which I do).
It mainly gets stuck at 2 points:
- When creating Outlook accounts
- When creating web 2.0 accounts, a single site will be left hanging as shown in the picture below:
Solution: Simply add a timeout the creation of accounts and continue if timeout. Mine has been stuck at the account for over 14 hours now so there definitely is no timeout.
Suggestion #2:
I like the fact that there are 2 categories of sites (blogs and social). However I feel like plenty of sites in the blog category doesn't belong there. I'm referring to sites such as 4shared etc. (mostly doc sharing sites). These do generally not provide a backlink since you often have to click "view pdf" in order to MAYBE get shown a page with a backlink.
IMO it's fine that they are an option but I wish these sites would get their own category "Doc sharing sites", which would allow people to avoid them if they wish (I would).
Suggestion #3:
This is regarding the account creator as well. For some reason I cannot get the auto uploading to work. I cannot select any blog or social networks as shown in the image below. Not too big of a deal to me though since I can just manually upload the accounts.
Suggestion #4:
When setting up a new project I see that there are 2 submission styles:
Post amount per project and post amount per account.
I wish there was an option for post amount per account that would post for as long as the blog doesn't contain a link from a linkset. This would allow you to ensure that each blog provides a backlink while submitting a random amount of posts to each blog as well.
For instance, I would set linkset1 to 33% odds of being added to a post - when using this mode each blog would on average contain 3 posts - some would contain 1 and others would contain lots of more.
Keep in mind that the reason I seem so positive in the quote is because I wanted them to listen to me - which they still didn't.
Generally, they don't improve their service much. All they seem to care about is beating RankWyz which anyone could do with minimal work anyways.
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at Ambassy How many successful submissions you get from FCS per one run/email ? The sales page claim Web based submissions to over 120 web 2.0, social & PDF sites. How many successful submissions one should expect using plenty of quality private proxies and highly spun user info along with Death by Captcha ?