Automate ALL of your internet tasks!

Hi guys, I want to automate my all internet tasks. For this purpose I am going to purchase "iChameleon" software. Did any use this software?

Here is some about this software on it's website:
Automate anything you do on the internet such as posting ads on any classified sites like Craigslist, sending bulk emails, uploading videos, creating users accounts, filling web forms, and anything you want! The sky is the limit!

For more details kind visit:
http://www.uneeksoftware.com/ichameleon.php


I hope you guys help me. Thanks

 

I would suggest using greasemonkey scripts. Theyre free and easy to modify. If you wanna spend money I definitely recommend something called UBot.

 

how this software helps itself with Bot defying freaking Captchas? ( the image verification thingies )

 

There are some captcha solving scripts that work decently well. There are plenty of tasks that don't require captchas tho. If you need to do something involving captchas you can set up your system so that it shows you ONLY the captcha so you can just solve one after another after another. After a while you can outsource it to someone else.

 

@Asami, yes this software is able to resolve the CAPTCHA.

 

There was an open source project that set out to write a fairly robust CAPTCHA solver, anyone have the link? (It was free an open source, no crappy script someone hacked together).

 

If you feel comfortable with programming then iMacros is free for Firefox and can do most everything all the other software can do.

 

Never heard of Chameleon but I am not sure if it's your software or not?

 

Thanks for the link....but it's doubtful that anything automated is going to last long, especially on CL which has some of the most advanced spam filters around. Simply getting the stream of CL accounts is difficult in itself

 

this is interesting! i am also trying to automate as much as possible as well. Is there a good tutorial on how to use greasemoney scripts?

 

Does the classified ads site as Craiglist allow softwares to automate submiting tasks ?

 

I think it tries its best to prevent it.