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raza01

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• Sep 25, 2012

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Hi, Any body using wiki bomber here? Is there any better s/w than that and how much death by captcha's it consumes in a campaign of say 1000 wikis.

Can we use it without buying a spinning s/w.?

 

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raza01

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come on guys no body here owning a wiki bomber !!

 

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dragondani

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• Sep 25, 2012

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There are lots of list on internet with thousands of Wikis with no captcha's protection, so if you make a good research you don't have any trouble with that.
I suggest to you to make a very good spinning with your wikis blast, I don't thing thousands of copys of the same article produce any improvement to your rankings...

 

wpbacklinks

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• Sep 25, 2012

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Most wiki sites don't have captcha.

 

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KayTeePK

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• Sep 25, 2012

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Most of the wiki sites doest have captchas .

And about spinning you can use any free spinner tool too .

 

eng152

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• Sep 25, 2012

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Default wikibomber list won't eat much captcha.

 

clyde

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• Sep 25, 2012

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raza01 said:

Hi, Any body using wiki bomber here? Is there any better s/w than that and how much death by captcha's it consumes in a campaign of say 1000 wikis.

Can we use it without buying a spinning s/w.?

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Hello,

Thanks for considering our software. The other members here have already enlighten you on your first question but as far as spinning s/w is concerned, you can use SpinnerChief (FREE version) and that comes with a 20 free daily queries. Should be more than enough for light users.

I proactively lurk popular forums such as BHW to make sure all my customers are happy all the time so be rest assured that you're in good hands.

Feel free to email us at askclyde-at-hotmail.com if you have more specific questions.

Thank you!

 

mohitjmehta

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• Sep 25, 2012

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lol wiki bomber is the only tool for wiki posting without any childish/noobish coding ,rest are just crap

 

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raza01

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thanks guys. I really appreciate your feedback.

 

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formosa

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• Sep 25, 2012

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just try it ... you won't regret !

 

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raza01

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How many proxies should I buy for this?

 

ethanmitchel

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I use it, and it's good. It does what it's supposed to.

 

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SoBeIT

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• Sep 25, 2012

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works great for me

 

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raza01

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4 proxies would be enough.

 

vision2003

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Most Wiki sites don't have captchas. The ones that do usually use ReCaptcha or a question type captcha (e.g. mathematical equation).

 

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ElliotStone

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• Sep 26, 2012

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Wouldn't it get taken down extremely fast anyways?

 

vision2003

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• Sep 26, 2012

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ElliotStone said:

Wouldn't it get taken down extremely fast anyways?

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If you mean the articles - no. Keep in mind that you wind be posting on Wikipedia but Wiki (platform) sites. It's almost impossible to post anything to Wikipedia since it gets deleted in a matter of minutes.