Please answer to this poll about auto bidder.
By auto bidder, I mean :
- Automatic bid on items if it is less than [user price]
- Bid every hour without user intervention
and you thought about the captchas?
if you will bid often. you have to solve an chaptcha. i found out today.
I never noticed it, thanks for the information !
I'll give it a try, some coders (kbot, ibot ...) was able to bypass Darkorbit' captcha if i remember well.
I never noticed it, thanks for the information !
I'll give it a try, some coders (kbot, ibot ...) was able to bypass Darkorbit' captcha if i remember well.
They were implementing captcha-bypass-services (human-based)
For example:
In there you had to pay for solved captchas. I'd only pay more, If a bot would also have an option for captchas as well.
I'll not use human captcha decoders for sure.
Firstly, it costs a lot.
Secondly, for ethical reasons. Beside that, there is probably chineese people working for 0.5 cts/hours...
I'll not use human captcha decoders for sure.
Firstly, it costs a lot.
Secondly, for ethical reasons. Beside that, there is probably chineese people working for 0.5 cts/hours...
You could also try one of these software-based solving methods, but they are not as good...
And about the pricing, I mean it costs like 0,004$ per solved captcha, this bot would need to run for mounths in order to even cost a dollar...
I have been looking for one bidder bot, ans i would pay 2-4 Euros/Dollars for it.
And for the captchas, you could also add the option to enter the captcha, like keep the bot on while using the Computer and if a captcha appears give us the option to put it. It could be a good option to make the bot faster
It must be really well built. Custom preferences, Outbid on only certain items, Outbid limit. Maybe even resell on certain items ( i dont know if this is possible)
If there would be a 2 day test period of the auto bidder, and was kept updated. I would do a one time purchase of $5.00 on the bare bones feature. If stuff was added more I would consider paying more.
