[Tool] Pinterest Follow + Pinning Bot
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It comes with free tech support, free updates, and guidance creating campaigns for effective marketing strategies. With DeepLogic you don't just get some software and a pat on the back, you get TOTAL support for all your marketing needs. We're social engineers, designers, and developers. We have the tools AND the strategies required for success in this field.
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flyingbear
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- Mar 7, 2011
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is this multithread? does it support multi accounts with multi thread?
Single-threaded but it allows for multiple instances and proxy support so theoretically you could run as many accounts simultaneously as you wanted.
shailzrocks
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- Jan 1, 2012
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I need a custom bot for Pinterest. I dont need features like Repining liking following or commenting. It should just be able to login to account and do some very minimal tasks. But with Integrated VPN support can you do it? If yes please PM me.
flyingbear
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- Mar 7, 2011
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is it based on webbrowser? the issue is I want to run it with many many accounts at the same time. if it is webbrowser based, obviously, I can not open xxx windows at the same time.
Single-threaded but it allows for multiple instances and proxy support so theoretically you could run as many accounts simultaneously as you wanted.
andee
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- Jul 24, 2010
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people shouldnt be allowed to promote their over priced WebBrowser based bots on here
Google search "Piibot" same price as "3 months" of this bot and a hell of alot better.
No its not not my bot, my coding is shit, i wish it was lol
openaidbh
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- Mar 3, 2012
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One thing about browser bots is that they give a certain legitimacy to the actions being performed in the eyes of Pinterest. They took down their API, which means they don't want people accessing the site programmatically (not yet, at least). Also, speed isn't necessarily a factor on Pinterest. Again, a slower, more human-esque bot is actually more advantageous given their somewhat strict rate limits. As far as running multiple instances, it shouldn't be any problem.
I couldn't have said it better. It sux the API has been disabled, but as you said this serves for automating just fine and is more legit in Pinterest's eyes. Slower is definitely the key. Replicate what a human could do, but instead you're off doing more important things while the application works.
That is the point of all this yeah? hahaThanks for your comments!