MDSOperandi
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- Jul 10, 2009
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Hi, as a project in my spare time (I'm a pro C# .NET developer) I created a link building tool I was going to sell but I have decided to make it donationware.
In a nutshell, it's a Windows Desktop app that leverages Internet Explorer 8.0 to automatically post to websites.
It integrates with Decaptcher.COM and ByPassCaptcha.COM so it can enter captchas whilst you are away if you have credit.
It supports spinable text (SpinTax) and you can also train it to post to new blogs / guestbooks etc by creating a new instruction set. You create the instruction set in NotePad
e.g.
The following will post to a WordPress blog
I have been having quite a lot of success with it as I have trained it for a few different niche bogs that have not been raped by xrumer.
Notes:
Currently I have only tested it under 32Bit Windows Vista running Internet Explorer version 8 as well as Windows 2008 Server (32bit) running Internet Explorer version 8.
(There is a BETA version of the software available for 64bit computers. Download it from here.
I have tested it on my own 64bit Windows 2003 Server SP2 so I will be interested in feedback about other 64bit Operating Systems)
Finally, the Decaptcher.dll file returned a positive when I ran it via Virustotal.com from two Virus Scanners. 43 others did not say anything and I have done a bunch of research and it seems that the Decaptcher.dll file returns false positives. If you are in doubt run it in a VM.
You can get it from here
Currently I have made instructions to post to the following blogs / guestbooks / link directories
It requires the .NET framework version 3.5 as well
Let me know any bugs etc if you find any
In a nutshell, it's a Windows Desktop app that leverages Internet Explorer 8.0 to automatically post to websites.
It integrates with Decaptcher.COM and ByPassCaptcha.COM so it can enter captchas whilst you are away if you have credit.
It supports spinable text (SpinTax) and you can also train it to post to new blogs / guestbooks etc by creating a new instruction set. You create the instruction set in NotePad
e.g.
The following will post to a WordPress blog
Code:
[navi]|{**********|true
[link]|a comment|false
[text]|author|{username}|true
[text]|**********|{**********}|true
[text]|url|{homepage**********|true
[text]|comment|{content}|true
[capt]|captcha_code|securimage_show_medium.php?si_form_id|false
[butn]|submit|true
[mesg]|comment is awaiting moderation|true
Notes:
Currently I have only tested it under 32Bit Windows Vista running Internet Explorer version 8 as well as Windows 2008 Server (32bit) running Internet Explorer version 8.
(There is a BETA version of the software available for 64bit computers. Download it from here.
I have tested it on my own 64bit Windows 2003 Server SP2 so I will be interested in feedback about other 64bit Operating Systems)
Finally, the Decaptcher.dll file returned a positive when I ran it via Virustotal.com from two Virus Scanners. 43 others did not say anything and I have done a bunch of research and it seems that the Decaptcher.dll file returns false positives. If you are in doubt run it in a VM.
You can get it from here
Currently I have made instructions to post to the following blogs / guestbooks / link directories
- WordPress Blogs
- Blogger / BlogSpot Blogs
- LifeType Blogs
- PhpLinkDirectory Submission
- Pearl CGI Calendar
- Lazarus Guestbook
- Silentum Guestbook
It requires the .NET framework version 3.5 as well
Let me know any bugs etc if you find any
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