For those of you who do alot of myspace promotion, would you pay for someone to enter the captcha codes for you? e.g. 1c - 5cents per captcha entered?

Aren't there programs that do that for you now?

the captcha bypass for friend adds was changed earlier this month, now it has to be entered manually. Also, captcha could never be bypassed for messages and comments.

i.e. there are no bots that can bypass myspace captcha at the moment

the myspace capcha is too complicated to decode

too many letters, numbers and colors

right, but that doesn't answer the original question! would people pay to have captchas resolved so they could go back to just letting the bots run and not have to sit there baby sitting them? if so, how much per captch? 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c?

it doesn't make sense to pay for capchas with regards to freind requests. Eventually they are triggered every 5 requests.

If you can make more than 5c for each captcha entered, then paying someone to do it is feasible.

I think people are going to start moving to other networks such as facebook. I would kill for a facebook adder.

I think FaceBook users arent as click happy as Myspace since most of them are upper highschool/college. You MIGHT be able to get users, expect very low revenue though.

Originally Posted by jakerz

I think FaceBook users arent as click happy as Myspace since most of them are upper highschool/college. You MIGHT be able to get users, expect very low revenue though.

Ahh you'd be surprised. Facebook is now open to the public, its virtually untapped. There's a sucker born everyday. :thumbup:

Set up a free porn site. Then, as myspace presents YOU with the captchas, you feed them to the users of your site. They fill them out for you, and life is good.

Yea but then you have to direct visitors to the porn site. You would need a lot of visitors to add 2oo firends because capchas trigger every 6 ads.

too much work

Just create 20 accounts and use spacestation

then put all 20 on cycle. In an hour you can go through 20 accounts without doing any work.

I've been thinking this through a bit more, and it occurs to me that I would pay for someone to login to a MySpace account and add friends to that account, with these caveats:

1. They would have to add friends intelligently, they could not get credit for adding random people.
2. I wouldn't pay much.