I'm a Java programmer on Github who, in my opinion, created the best bot I've seen yet for J*llsClickCorner(dot)com's PTC section, and I'm looking for another programmer (or several) of equal, or greater talent to finish it. The plan is to open-source it, completely finish it up, and add to it.
So far... it auto-clicks every PTC link as expected, it's GUI is GORGEOUS and intuitive, it auto-closes pop-ups, has a command line (or terminal) for processing commands, and has a unique timer set for each next click (to mimic human-user input). It's undetected, has proxy support and a super huge ass list of user agents to select from, and I've cashed out with it numerous times.
PROBLEMS...
a) it doesn't seem to load on other people's computers, just mine (not sure why this is)
b) when it does start on my computer, I have to start it twice for it to actually load completely (threading/concurrency issue?)
c) proxy system: it could be better.
d) I want this to execute on every operating system via executable.
This thing is AMAZING, once you see it working; and way better than any other bot I've seen for the PTC section of this site so far.
Hit me up and let's talk about taking this open-source.
So far... it auto-clicks every PTC link as expected, it's GUI is GORGEOUS and intuitive, it auto-closes pop-ups, has a command line (or terminal) for processing commands, and has a unique timer set for each next click (to mimic human-user input). It's undetected, has proxy support and a super huge ass list of user agents to select from, and I've cashed out with it numerous times.
PROBLEMS...
a) it doesn't seem to load on other people's computers, just mine (not sure why this is)
b) when it does start on my computer, I have to start it twice for it to actually load completely (threading/concurrency issue?)
c) proxy system: it could be better.
d) I want this to execute on every operating system via executable.
This thing is AMAZING, once you see it working; and way better than any other bot I've seen for the PTC section of this site so far.
Hit me up and let's talk about taking this open-source.