Thanks for the reply.
So by brains you mean knowing about macros etc or is it something else like using imagination?
And no offense, I am just trying to get an idea about where to look.
Multiple instances,speeding Firefox?
I dunno I am just shooting in the dark.
And regarding "those" people that know, it is obvious that they dont want to share it.
Scripts are computer specific. That is, they depend on net speed, RAM, overall computer performance etc. So a script wouldn't start working right away for most people. You need to fiddle with the script, modifying it to work best with your computer or system. Since I don't know how other computers perform, you need to do that by yourself. I've already provided the raw materials, a video tut and a written guide. There's nothing much I can do on my part. I agree my previous post was harsh. It's simply because there have been several users who joined on Jan 2014 with 0 posts saying that it did not work for them. A futile attempt to trash this thread but I certainly got pissed. So a sincere apology to everyone if I hurt their feelings.
'Those' people is not many. As far as I know, there're only 7 people. 1 or 2 who admitted on the thread that they were earning 100k points/day and a few who were thanking me on skype. Nevertheless, it's not something to get worked over. Those people clearly had the right resources and cash to spring for a perfect dedicated VPS and etc.
As far as I'm concerned, 5k points/day is a pretty good deal too since that is way more than you can earn with paid bots.
Another thing that took the wheels of my ride is people making one liners like "Its not working", "You are closing the pop-up too fast" etc. without even saying what module they used or providing more details. It is evident that I helped people who provided more info. I mean cmon people, I am not a psychic.
Coming to your question, you cannot open multiple instances of firefox. AddMeFast logs you OUT of the original instance if you do so. An alternate method would be to use sandboxie to open several instances and open a separate account in each. Spreading your resources is the key. But this is possible only if you have a strong system. Other wise you would experience a system crash. That wasn't too hard now was it?