Gmail Address Spinner

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Breda

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• Aug 10, 2013

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Hi Guys,

Most of you probably know about it: The gmail trick; generating multiple seemingly differtent emails from a single gmail account, just by placing dots in between. Kind of a free but limited catch-all solution.

Now, I use this a lot in XRumer and GSA SER, and always type various spintax variations on my gmail by hand in these tools. THen it occured to me that probably a tool existed that would create all possible spintax variations for a single gmail address, but unfortunately couldn't find one. Since it is quite easy to script such a tool, I decided to do so myself in PHP.
When I finished, I thought why not share it with the world? So I quickly set up a simple website for everyone to use this service and convert their gmail accounts to spintax variations for use in SENuke XCr, XRumer, GSA SER, Sick Submitter or any other tool that supports it.

Please take a look at gmailspinner.com and let me know what you think!

 

Goal Line Technology

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• #2

It works

 

Zuuuu

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• #3

great
thanks added

 

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Breda

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• Aug 11, 2013
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Goal Line Technology said:

It works

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Of course it does

 

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jannus

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• Aug 12, 2013

• #5

this is great.. Thanks!!!

 

Wilson Grant Fisk

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Simple but I like it. May come in handy.

 

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bago56

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I dont understand the use of this

 

gullsinn

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• Aug 13, 2013

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There is a Gmail Dot bot which can create thousands of gmail accounts by adding a dot in them.

 

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Breda

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• Aug 13, 2013
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Indeed there is, and I have used it for Xrumer, but using a list won;t work in other tools like GSA and SeNuke (as far as I know), plus I find this easier. This will in fact also create thousands (or more, depending on the length of the email) addresses.

 

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Azkor

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A nifty little program, and does the trick well. My e-mail account had 512 variations!

 

Teotech

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Nice and simple program
Thanks a lot for sharing

 

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Breda

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• Aug 15, 2013
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Just a little addition:
I tested a few variations, gmail does also support multiple dots between characters, a dot in front of the email address and at the end. Though, I read that a lot of websites do not allow this as valid E-mail. That's why only dots are placed between characters, not in front and not at the end. Because we double the number of variations by using both gmail and googlemail surfix, the number of variations can be easily calculated by the number of characters in the address (before (at)): 2^(character count).

 

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ratanon

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• Aug 16, 2013

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Thanks.

 

JasonS

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• Aug 17, 2013

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Thanks for sharing this i was looking it to use in social bookmarking and wiki tool.

 

TheN20

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Nice, this can come to use!

 

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Deleted member 120847

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• May 20, 2014

• #16

Probably the best share I have seen to date on here, been using a variation of this for xrumer but had not thought of doing it like this.

Brilliant.

 

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meinewelt

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• May 20, 2014

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You can also use this:

Append a plus ("+") sign and any combination of words or numbers after your email address. For example, if your name was [email protected], you could send mail to [email protected] or [email protected].

 

thesam

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• May 20, 2014

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agreed!

meinewelt said:

You can also use this:

Append a plus ("+") sign and any combination of words or numbers after your email address. For example, if your name was [email protected], you could send mail to [email protected] or [email protected].

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You should add this option also to make your script more powerful,

IF you can add one option something like make 100 emails with one click and download 100 emails with one click, it will superb time saver options,,

Thanks

 

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mxbaan

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• May 20, 2014

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Thanks, this is gonna save me alot of time!

 

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Breda

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• Jun 5, 2014
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I'm gladd you guys like this simple script.

I have updated the script and you are now allowed to add multiple addresses at once. Also, it know stores a cookie that remembers the latest address you entered and uses Ajax and jQuery to retrieve spinned addresses, which doesn't require the whole site to reload.

thesam said:

IF you can add one option something like make 100 emails with one click and download 100 e mails with one click, it will superb time saver options,,

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You mean the option to just download a text file with a 100 random possibilities of the g mail address supplied by the user?
I will add this option soon, I promise. Should not be too difficult.

meinewelt said:

You can also use this:

Append a plus ("+") sign and any combination of words or numbers after your e mail address.

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How would you suggest I add this option? Would it add a single random (or user supplied) word after the '+' ? Or would ou want it to generate a variety of words? The latter will allow an nearly infinite number of possibilities, I know. But I doubt that every website accepts '+''s in e mail addresses...