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[abo2870]

Hi, here's a question for the older Wikibomber users.

I currently have a 80% success rate at article posting. I mean, it posts to around 80 sites out of 100. Is that normal? Do you get a better success rate?

I mention that I use private proxies and DeathbyCaptcha. Thank you.

Bogdan

 

[abdul78633]

i have sended u email.please help me out !

 

[geng_zard]

cool.

 

[clyde]

Hi, here's a question for the older Wikibomber users.

I currently have a 80% success rate at article posting. I mean, it posts to around 80 sites out of 100. Is that normal? Do you get a better success rate?

I mention that I use private proxies and DeathbyCaptcha. Thank you.

Bogdan

You should normally get about 7,000+ succesful posting in a single campaign.

Setting auto-retry to 2 and having articles and titles without ' " or ! should help improve that as well.

i have sended u email.please help me out !

Replied to your email a couple days ago.

cool.

Thanks! You know what to do!

 

[abo2870]

You should normally get about 7,000+ succesful posting in a single campaign.

Setting auto-retry to 2 and having articles and titles without ' " or ! should help improve that as well.

Thank you, Clyde!

 

[Neo240]

A very satisfied customer of UNF. I was thinking of buying the wikibomber but the lack of TBS api made me think again.
Also is there any way to fix the links that are broken? Or the only option is to remove them?
I am also looking forward to other platforms too but, I guess you wont be adding them soon.

Going to buy it next month anyway,even if TBS is not added. Thanks.

 

[clyde]

A very satisfied customer of UNF. I was thinking of buying the wikibomber but the lack of TBS api made me think again.
Also is there any way to fix the links that are broken? Or the only option is to remove them?
I am also looking forward to other platforms too but, I guess you wont be adding them soon.

Going to buy it next month anyway,even if TBS is not added. Thanks.

Thanks, glad you like UNF!

We probably won't be integrating TBS till at least another month since SpinnerChief works just as good and comes with free 20 daily queries. (you don't need to pay to use SC)

There's no option to edit links that are already submitted/posted.

 

[Neo240]

Thanks, glad you like UNF!

We probably won't be integrating TBS till at least another month since SpinnerChief works just as good and comes with free 20 daily queries. (you don't need to pay to use SC)

There's no option to edit links that are already submitted/posted.

Thanks for the reply. My apologies, I wasn't clear. I was talking about Account creation, I had my friend run my list that I scraped via SB, and he says only 1k worked from 6k. So, I was wondering is there anyway to fix the registration URLs automatically.

 

[Risaharada]

Hi clyde
Your tool is very amazing, I hope you could add a option about set the title's format by ourselves, now every wiki post's title (url) has a number in the last, such like "This is the title62716", I know you want to give every post a unique title and url, but I think it will leave footprint, it is not safe for us, could you add this option in the next update? Thank you.

 

[clyde]

Thanks for the reply. My apologies, I wasn't clear. I was talking about Account creation, I had my friend run my list that I scraped via SB, and he says only 1k worked from 6k. So, I was wondering is there anyway to fix the registration URLs automatically.

Hi,

The software will fix the URL's for you (except for MacOS Wiki's), the reason only 1k out of 6k sites you scraped are working is because of the sites themselves, some sites don't accept new user registration, some sites are just on very unreliable servers.

Hope that answers your questions.

Hi clyde
Your tool is very amazing, I hope you could add a option about set the title's format by ourselves, now every wiki post's title (url) has a number in the last, such like "This is the title62716", I know you want to give every post a unique title and url, but I think it will leave footprint, it is not safe for us, could you add this option in the next update? Thank you.

Thanks!

You can already do this, just go to Settings and uncheck "add a unique number at the end of your page title".

@everybody else, thanks for all the new orders again! This is crazy!

 

[wow4er]

Hello, looks great, but question - can i add my own database to wiki bomber and check it on wiki engine?
ty

 

[entri3]

was wiki bomber programmed in c# or .NET framework?

 

[safex]

It looks Good, Just Bought..I like the one time Price..Hope it will work as Good as it looks..
I will do some Tests from this Tool for some new Sites...

 

[clyde]

Hello, looks great, but question - can i add my own database to wiki bomber and check it on wiki engine?
ty

You can add your own list but I'm not sure what Wiki Engine is.

was wiki bomber programmed in c# or .NET framework?

Both. Why do you ask?

It looks Good, Just Bought..I like the one time Price..Hope it will work as Good as it looks..
I will do some Tests from this Tool for some new Sites...

Thank you for the purchase!

Don't worry, you're in good hands.

 

[RedSpade]

I've just purchased this wiki poster, tried out a couple of blasts and it's good.

On the other note, hopefully TS can implement more kick ass features soon and allow more options points to utilize for a more optimal result.

 

[Mex-deluxe]

"The article submission process is also multi-threaded up to a maximum of 100 threads. Wiki Bomber is the fastest Wiki Poster available on the market! FACT!"

Fact? I know 2 other wiki poster softwares which can run up to 999 threads.

 

[hatemachine]

"The article submission process is also multi-threaded up to a maximum of 100 threads. Wiki Bomber is the fastest Wiki Poster available on the market! FACT!"

Fact? I know 2 other wiki poster softwares which can run up to 999 threads.

You people are delusional. From a programmers point of view, even 100 threads are overkill. Remember, more is not always better. Your success rate will be lower than with less threads. Hundred threads are more than enough.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/145312/maximum-number-of-threads-in-a-net-app

Sorry for derailing your thread clyde. Great software; I'm not a customer but I have always admired the quality support you offer.

 

[entri3]

You really can't compare anything. Every software is unique in it's way. Your desktop specs do matter. Wiki poster is a good one & as said you can't really compare.
Reality is the more no of threads you keep, it actually slows down the software & reduces the success rate while when you keep less no of threads, it's usually fast & improves success rate.
This applies to all softwares.

At least it should say: "one of the fastest software in the market". Wiki Bomber is certainly not the fastest wiki poster! Desktop applications can well handle more than 100 threads. I own two other wiki poster softwares which can go above 100 threads, and they are very lighweight on CPU and RAM. Wiki Bomber is not the fastest wiki poster as you claim.

 

[clyde]

I've just purchased this wiki poster, tried out a couple of blasts and it's good.

On the other note, hopefully TS can implement more kick ass features soon and allow more options points to utilize for a more optimal result.

Thanks! Will do!

"The article submission process is also multi-threaded up to a maximum of 100 threads. Wiki Bomber is the fastest Wiki Poster available on the market! FACT!"

Fact? I know 2 other wiki poster softwares which can run up to 999 threads.

Number of threads is not speed. If you don't like Wiki Bomber's speed simply don't buy or ask for a refund and stay-off the thread.

999 threads is BS. That means if a submission takes 5 seconds, you can finish posting to 5k sites in 20 seconds, yeah right.

If you're not a customer, you have no rights to comment in this thread.

We have 300+ satisfied customers so far and the testimonials speak for themselves.

You people are delusional. From a programmers point of view, even 100 threads are overkill. Remember, more is not always better. Your success rate will be lower than with less threads. Hundred threads are more than enough.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/145312/maximum-number-of-threads-in-a-net-app

Sorry for derailing your thread clyde. Great software; I'm not a customer but I have always admired the quality support you offer.

You really can't compare anything. Every software is unique in it's way. Your desktop specs do matter. Wiki poster is a good one & as said you can't really compare.
Reality is the more no of threads you keep, it actually slows down the software & reduces the success rate while when you keep less no of threads, it's usually fast & improves success rate.
This applies to all softwares.

Thanks for helping out guys, you guys speak the truth.

 

[team74]

I bought Clyde's Ultimate Niche Finder. Funnily enough I was just using it today too! The updates keep coming, the software is simple and designed to be clutter free. Brilliant software.

Yes, I know I'm reviewing the wrong product, but just knowing who the developer of a program is, is enough to make the buying decision for me!