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gogetta

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I need you guys to give some advice on a bot that I am working on.

Just as the title describes, it is a comment poster that will spam comments on Slideshare, Docstoc, and Scribd. As of right now the features that I have included are:

*Create Accounts for all
*Auto Captcha Solving (Decaptcher)
*Option to Enter Captchas Manually
*Url Extractor by keywords
*Proxy Support
*Comment Spinner
*Randomly Choose Account for Posting

Now Slideshare & Scribd allows clickable links, Docstoc does not. But Docstoc is still worth posting messages on since people will copy & paste the links. So you can still pull in a good amount of traffic from Docstoc as well as the others.

What other features do you think I should add to this, or what other sites should I include? Also how much do you think I should charge for a bot like this?

Thanks!
 
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Friend adding would be nice, how's the apt coming along

I would like to be a beta tester, Ive got accounts at all
those sites, pm me if you don't want to post.
 
Gogetta, cannot get the scribd to create accts or login to the ones that it already created. Is anyone else having a problem with it today?
 
Gogetta, cannot get the scribd to create accts or login to the ones that it already created. Is anyone else having a problem with it today?

I'll check it out, they probably changed something.

So most likely it just needs a small fix.

Edit: Both are working fine I just checked it. So I don't know why you are having a problem.
 
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Would be nice to upload ppt with title, desc and keywords. Maybe even random list of ppt in each acc.
 
I checked mine, and its not working.
I does scrape. and when I set it to post it acts as though its posting, but on the scribd screen it says to login to post. I have some saved logins that it created in the past, but even if I try and use those it would login to the site.

Do you think it has something to do with the base urls for the emails. Could they block those?
 
As far as scribd is concerned the important thing is get the pages with PR to comment on.

And the bot should be able to scarpe comments based on keywords. You can use social networks especially twitter hastags as a great source of comments .

I am using it for UCWS

Query Url

Code:
http://twitter.com/#search?q=Haiti
 
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I need you guys to give some advice on a bot that I am working on.

Just as the title describes, it is a comment poster that will spam comments on Slideshare, Docstoc, and Scribd. As of right now the features that I have included are:

*Create Accounts for all
*Auto Captcha Solving (Decaptcher)
*Option to Enter Captchas Manually
*Url Extractor by keywords
*Proxy Support
*Comment Spinner
*Randomly Choose Account for Posting

Now Slideshare & Scribd allows clickable links, Docstoc does not. But Docstoc is still worth posting messages on since people will copy & paste the links. So you can still pull in a good amount of traffic from Docstoc as well as the others.

What other features do you think I should add to this, or what other sites should I include? Also how much do you think I should charge for a bot like this?

Thanks!
Have you come up with a price for all 3 yet? I am interested if it is reasonable. PM me.
 
How do you gather/save/view the accounts you create?

When it was working, it created a file in the folder where you had the program. It saved it into a text file, but it would rewrite over it unless you saved it somewhere else.

Man I loved this thing when it use to ROCK!
 
I really don't know, I took it easy so that it would last. But maybe they caught on.

I had about 30 comments that became visible in yahoo site explorer
 
what syntax format does slideshare take to post url's in comments?
 
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