Some Questions about Xrumer...

fostinwd

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I'm actually considering buying this tool, but I have a few questions:

1- What platforms does it support?
2- Do you have to "code" a script for each platform or you just load the urls and that's it?
3- Why people say it takes time to learn to operate it? What's the difficult part in your opinion?
 
1. All platforms to my knowledge, it also has a learning mode
2. You don't have to code anything, but you can create mods if you wish to teach Xrumer to do new things.
3. Their are tons of features and operations for Xrumer to do, and without proper documentation (in english) you really just have to test, test, and learn from your mistakes to get a full understanding of the software.

If I were you I would do some more research on the product before purchasing it, its a pretty hefty price when you add ded. server, monthly fees, and other stuff.
 
Thank you!

so you just load the urls and that's it? I thought you had to do some special coding for that... so no matter the platform you fill the info and that's all?

I heard you don't need a dedicated server if you have a fast computer... is that true?
 
It is true also you need fast internet connection and your ISP must allow you to spam forums.
 
Xrumer Supports multiple platforms & can be adapted to learn new input fields via the Self-Learning GUI.

However you can also modify xrumers stock code to add further to support to more platforms.

Also in the recently released version 7, this will support 3rd party code better as it allows us to create custom plugins.

Xrumer does have a learning curve, however with a good list and just altering a few settings will get you on your way with the basics.

With xrumer you can learn new things every day, but you can learn the basics within a few hours.

Also you can use your @home system if you have a decent internet connection (upstream)

But I would advise running it from atleast a VPS. as you just wont get the same results or quality using it from your @home.
 
Yeah, I would recommend running it from a dedicated VPS / Server if you are planning on using it frequently (which you should be planning on if your going to be spending that much time and money on it). This will not only give you probably the best results, but also keep you safe from your ISP banning you depending on which you have.
 
I would also recommend useing a dedi server but its not cheap and you still have to pay $10 amonth for the licence even after buying xrumer
 
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