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03-20-2007, 02:24 PM
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A Bot Like Spacestation
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Posts: 18
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Hi,
I'm looking for a bot that works like Spacestation did. I need something with unlimited accounts, chain friend requesting/accepting, and mass commenting. Something that when commenting, I can put input for non html comments. I checked out Ocommunity, and I don't really want to pay $300 bucks if I don't have too. I tried doing the customizing - even though that was still pricey - but it's not up and working. If anyone knows of a bot that works like Spacestation did - can you point me in the right direction! Thanks
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03-21-2007, 12:46 AM
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Posts: 63
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Well,
I currently use FriendBlaster Pro (can be found at addnewfriends.com) -- And I must say I'm uberly happy with the program. I speak very highly of this program because I've been using it for quite awhile, and they recently just released the unlimited version ($59.95). So, I must make it a point to tell you right now, though, that the program doesn't send messages to all of your accounts, it only cycles through all of your accounts when sending friend requests. That is pretty much the only downside...
Another downside to the program is that in order to send comments to your friends, you first have to go through and collect their IDs. You can set the program to do this for you automatically, however it becomes a pain whenever you want to do this in a hurry, and you've got to wait for the program to go through and collect your accounts.
On the up-side however...There is that unlimited feature. And I've forwarded a list of suggestions to one of the owners who said he will be passing it on to the developer to check out--So it's only a matter of time before they release the update that will chain the accounts to all of the features.
It also has a 100% captcha bypass...So you can send however many friend requests you want--but the program recommends no more than 500 a day for each account (which is a tremendous amount, especially if you have a lot of accounts--myself personally I'm running close to 100).
One of it's other cool features are it's timing abilities... You can set the program to post a certain amount of bulletins in a certain time-span, such as you want to send say 24 bulletins in 24 hours, it will send one bulletin per hour...Or you can set it to send 30 bulletins in 10 minutes, it'll send 3 bulletins per minute, and so on. You can also set the program to automatically start sending friend requests at a certain time of the day (based on your system clock). The program has to already be running in order for it to work, but really, there's no hassle since you can let it sit quietly in your taskbar, taking up no room at all.
But anyway...I could go on and on and on about how great FriendBlaster is and I could try to list out all of the goods and bads for you... But really, go to their website, read up a little on what they do and check out the screenshots. If you like it, buy it. 
Hope this review helped in some way or another...
Ricky |
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03-21-2007, 01:08 AM
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Posts: 4
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no way it has working captcha bypass?!?!
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03-21-2007, 01:10 AM
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Posts: 18
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But do you have to pay for each account? If it can chain friend reuqests, I can handle doing comments that way. Also can you have more then one going at a time? I was able to put up several spacestations at the same time (different accounts sending out comments and what not). Thanks for the info!
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03-21-2007, 01:37 AM
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Posts: 37
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i have a faster dos based adder, xgadder, its not a commercialized bot, if anyone is interested pm me for details.
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03-21-2007, 01:59 AM
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Posts: 63
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Originally Posted by coolruss
no way it has working captcha bypass?!?!
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100% working captcha bypass. I can guarantee it, as I'm currently running the program right now.
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Originally Posted by thatgirl
But do you have to pay for each account? If it can chain friend reuqests, I can handle doing comments that way. Also can you have more then one going at a time? I was able to put up several spacestations at the same time (different accounts sending out comments and what not). Thanks for the info!
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If you purchase the unlimited version ($59.95) then no, you do not have to pay for each account. However what you do is you go to their website and purchase the $29.95 version. After you install that (latest right now is 6.2) then you will get the logon prompt when you run the program. At the bottom of the logon prompt, you will see "To register an 'Unlimited' version [Click Here]" -- all you have to do is click that 'Click Here' button and it will then pop up a new box that gives you a registration key, and then two options: "Registering an 'Unlimited Version'" and "Upgrading to Unlimited for 'Current Users'." What you will then do is click the button under the Upgrading section which will then forward you to the website to enter that registration key that was given in the program, as well as a box for you to enter the e-mail address you registered when you bought the single version of the program.
As for opening several at a time, I'm almost positive that you can. I have the program currently open and running my friend requests, and in order to give you the info above, I opened up another instance. So, two instances came up just fine...However you might want to test with three or four at a time, and if that's the case, then there's no problem. Because what happens is on the FriendBlaster server, it checks your registration ID. After it detects your registration ID in the unlimited database, you can then use the beginning logon prompt to login with any account that you currently have (not just the one you used at signup) -- If any of this doesn't make sense, it will become much more clear whenever you actually run all of this on your own.
Any more questions? |
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03-21-2007, 01:59 AM
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Posts: 63
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Originally Posted by fade
i have a faster dos based adder, xgadder, its not a commercialized bot, if anyone is interested pm me for details.
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Please stick to your own topic instead of advertising in this one. We are having a discussion based around FriendBlaster, and it would be great if you didn't advertise your bot in this thread.
Thanks. |
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03-21-2007, 02:26 AM
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Posts: 18
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I may definately have to go with Friendblaster. I used to have it back in the day when you had to do accounts one by one, after upgrading to spacestation, I was a little put off by how much more work it was lol - but I think now with all the updates I'll be quite happy with it. And I hope all your suggestions given are taken into consideration. Chain commenting would be nice, but if I can put up several at a time, it works just as well, and at a better speed for not getting my accounts closed
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
100% working captcha bypass. I can guarantee it, as I'm currently running the program right now.
If you purchase the unlimited version ($59.95) then no, you do not have to pay for each account. However what you do is you go to their website and purchase the $29.95 version. After you install that (latest right now is 6.2) then you will get the logon prompt when you run the program. At the bottom of the logon prompt, you will see "To register an 'Unlimited' version [Click Here]" -- all you have to do is click that 'Click Here' button and it will then pop up a new box that gives you a registration key, and then two options: "Registering an 'Unlimited Version'" and "Upgrading to Unlimited for 'Current Users'." What you will then do is click the button under the Upgrading section which will then forward you to the website to enter that registration key that was given in the program, as well as a box for you to enter the e-mail address you registered when you bought the single version of the program.
As for opening several at a time, I'm almost positive that you can. I have the program currently open and running my friend requests, and in order to give you the info above, I opened up another instance. So, two instances came up just fine...However you might want to test with three or four at a time, and if that's the case, then there's no problem. Because what happens is on the FriendBlaster server, it checks your registration ID. After it detects your registration ID in the unlimited database, you can then use the beginning logon prompt to login with any account that you currently have (not just the one you used at signup) -- If any of this doesn't make sense, it will become much more clear whenever you actually run all of this on your own.
Any more questions? |
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03-21-2007, 02:30 AM
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Posts: 63
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Yea, definitely.
The ability for the program to automatically pick up your friends IDs when sending the comments would be a very good feature seeing as you have to go through and set the program to collect them all before you send them. But either way, I'm hoping my suggestions WILL be taken into consideration because I definitely see FriendBlaster setting the benchmark much like SpaceStation did. So, we shall see.
With whatever you choose, I wish you the best of luck. |
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03-21-2007, 12:53 PM
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Posts: 57
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for the unlimited accounts, does the program pull your usernames and passwords from a text file like spacestation did, thereby allowing you to keep your own .txt documents on your HD and just switch out the groups as you wanted to work with them? because i REALLY miss that!
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03-21-2007, 01:32 PM
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Posts: 345
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
Yea, definitely.
The ability for the program to automatically pick up your friends IDs when sending the comments would be a very good feature seeing as you have to go through and set the program to collect them all before you send them. But either way, I'm hoping my suggestions WILL be taken into consideration because I definitely see FriendBlaster setting the benchmark much like SpaceStation did. So, we shall see.
With whatever you choose, I wish you the best of luck. |
I bought it, am happy with it but have a major problem with the fact that it won't let me switch accounts "on the fly". Unless I'm missing something, I'm having to (for example) bring up my friend id's, send comments and then when done, have to close the program, RE-OPEN it :glare: and then switch accounts and start all over again. Or if I want to auto accept friend requests: Same thing. It seems almost pointless (well not pointless) but strange, to have unilimited account access yet still have to do all this. Am I missing a feature in the program somewhere? |
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03-21-2007, 02:24 PM
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Posts: 63
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No, that is in fact what you have to do.
However, you could always pull up multiple instances of the program if needed. But, the things you have all mentioned (even what was mentioned on the last post of page one, asking about keeping your own .txt file of accounts) I have forwarded to the support e-mail for them to have a look at.
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03-21-2007, 03:54 PM
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Posts: 345
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
No, that is in fact what you have to do.
However, you could always pull up multiple instances of the program if needed. But, the things you have all mentioned (even what was mentioned on the last post of page one, asking about keeping your own .txt file of accounts) I have forwarded to the support e-mail for them to have a look at.
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The problem I am having with that (opening mulitple times) is that when logging into one account while having another one open seems to be causing that first one to log off. ?? This didn't happen yesterday. I'm not sure if it's a coincidence or something within the software itself. |
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03-21-2007, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
No, that is in fact what you have to do.
However, you could always pull up multiple instances of the program if needed. But, the things you have all mentioned (even what was mentioned on the last post of page one, asking about keeping your own .txt file of accounts) I have forwarded to the support e-mail for them to have a look at.
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Where can you get the unlimited version of space station? I don't see it on their site. |
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03-21-2007, 08:45 PM
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Posts: 63
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Originally Posted by wordism
Where can you get the unlimited version of space station? I don't see it on their site.
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I posted these instructions already.
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
However what you do is you go to their website and purchase the $29.95 version. After you install that (latest right now is 6.2) then you will get the logon prompt when you run the program. At the bottom of the logon prompt, you will see "To register an 'Unlimited' version [Click Here]" -- all you have to do is click that 'Click Here' button and it will then pop up a new box that gives you a registration key, and then two options: "Registering an 'Unlimited Version'" and "Upgrading to Unlimited for 'Current Users'." What you will then do is click the button under the Upgrading section which will then forward you to the website to enter that registration key that was given in the program, as well as a box for you to enter the e-mail address you registered when you bought the single version of the program.
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03-21-2007, 09:49 PM
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Posts: 21
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Originally Posted by 3Motions
I posted these instructions already. |
thanks.. you a G :tank: |
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03-21-2007, 09:52 PM
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Posts: 345
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Originally Posted by wordism
Where can you get the unlimited version of space station? I don't see it on their site.
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THey aren't selling it since myspace threatened them |
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03-21-2007, 10:50 PM
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Posts: 21
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Originally Posted by mikeb
THey aren't selling it since myspace threatened them
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ya I meant friendblaster.. :chef: |
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03-22-2007, 11:25 AM
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Name: Mike
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There's any easy way to use Friendblaster Pro with accounts other than the one you registered with them......
Just sign in as usual with your registered, but type the password wrong. Then manually sign into any myspace account you have..... gives you full usage of the program as if it were the registered version.
You can't chain accounts this way, but it works.
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03-22-2007, 11:45 AM
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Posts: 5
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friendblasterpro wont login in either. i use it and for the past week the software stops at login.
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