I've recently discovered the board to not be named under rules 1 and 2 and I'm really enjoying the humor over there. I'm seeing a lot of automated posts though-- some are attempts to install something nasty (save this image, rename to .jse and run), most are just tricking users to click on links, and this on person keeps auto posting rapidshare porn and I recall something with RS where you earn for each download (do you earn much?) and surprisingly someone is still at it with the 'dating game'.... Who wants to share their autoposting program?
I too was looking for a script, but couldn't fine one. Instead I made an insane ***** macro that took a lot of time. Your best bet is a macro.
***** runs a heavily modified and now proprietary version of imageboard software that they refer to internally as "Yotsuba". It is derived from thatdog's Futallaby, which is a modified version of Futaba.
If done correctly, posting with ***** will make your webhost sending an email to you asking you to upgrade your bandwith. I have friends who had success with this site. Its very picky in terms of IP address range. They already blacklisted my IP range.
I'm developing "chan" poster, it will be completed in ~2 weeks. Supported boards: Price will be ~100$
You know if I accidently ***** about this thread a swarm of spam would come running in here. Just think about it, this thread as far as I am concerned is "hacking" and therefore should be deleted. Spam is disgusting and for profit, my word!
Just a warning here - they are very aware of spam on /b/ as with other forums, even if you use link cloaking devices such as tinyurl they will ban your ip, so you are going to need a lot of proxies and randomated messages. Any site you do promote needs to be masked very well - offshore hosting, private whois etc. If they target you you will know about it! Plus they never convert - will never spend 1c and only occasionally click on adverts if they are fooled into it. TBH its way to much hastle than its worth and if they find out your personal details well you can find out the stories. If you want some more info on this just pm me. But don't go into this if it looks like easy traffic you really need to know the site and be aware of the risks involved.
Yes, watch out. ***** has a self-proclaimed army/militia of highly computer savvy nerds at their disposal with nothing but time on their hands to waste. They will then relay your details to the ***** "stockers" in a heartbeat in which they will track you down and probably accidently you.
Agreed. As a blackhat /b/tard myself, I'll say this *really* isn't a good idea. Or maybe it could be if you stay away from the /b/ board. They tend to go a bit overboard, just "for the lulz". Problem is, get too much attention on one of the other boards...and it'll get cross posted to /b/ for personal army requests.
ron paul, anon? I agree with thrace here, its not worth the effort... even going and filling requests with uploading.com gets you flamed, they pretty much hate anything related to marketing...
It's true that it's kinda dangerous to market on *****. Plus they hard fast to counter you. I made more than 500$ in less than 2 weeks with ShareCash, that wasn't too risky, but you can't post Sharecash links now, you'll get banned as soon as you post now and you're topic won't be post. You could try to direct people to your url, but that's where it becomes risky for you. But still, if you found something which works, you can earn fast money with all this guys on /b/.
It is definitely not worth it if you are trying to direct traffic towards something you own. Seriously, if they find you they will rip you apart. And at that point you will be very much regretting going for that quick buck.
Nice to see some fellow /b/tard Blackhatters here. And all I can do is echo the warnings. Unless you REALLY know what you're doing you could find yourself in a world of hurt. When they decide to get their hooks in to someone you will tend to find our what losing the game is all about.
