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Thank you for that, I appreciate the effort! Unfortunately, it still isn't working. Here is what is happening: It is showing the correct IP when it visits that page (meaning, it is showing that my IP is that of the proxy), but when I try to navigate to any other page, it doesn't work. If I go to www.aol.com, this appears in the URL box as soon as I hit go: http://www.aol.com/ads/load_v7.html#1 If I go to www.google.com, an Internet Explorer "blank" window opens up on its own (it actually opens up the IE program, and in the address bar this appears: "about:blank"). As soon as IE op

No, I have had no success at all. I even went so far as to just directly enter the proxy I wanted to have it set to right in the coding...still didn't work. I've got a couple of videos posted here showing what happens...which is essentially nothing. That's strange...are you sure it isn't your proxy provider blocking access to certain sites? If you've purchased private proxies (which you have), they should be virtually undetectable as a proxy. Contact your proxy provider and ask them if they have unrestricted use on their proxies (as far as what sites you're allowed to visit). J

I had an issue with Yahoo initially where it would give me an error every single time I entered the captcha (even though I was 100% sure it was correct). As it turns out, it was because I was using "change chosen attribute" to type in my username, first name, password, etc. They have javascript attached to each field so you have to use "send keys field chosen" instead of "change chosen attribute" so that it appears (at least to the JS) that a human has typed them in and not a bot. At least, that is what ended up working for me.

First you'd want to add that email to a list, and then you'd simply save that list to a file. Like this (this is literally exactly what you'd need...it's specific to Yahoo's "success" page): http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/746/scrapethensaveyahooemai.jpg

I still can't get uBot to work with private proxies at all

No problem Boy do I know that feeling :blink:

Would you mind posting a screenshot of the window/button you're having trouble getting uBot to select/click on?

I can only guess, but it is probably a cookie/cache issue. I just went to pingomatic (which I've never visited) in both firefox and IE, and they were all unchecked for me. To make it easier in uBot, you'd only have to add two extra steps: Choose by attribute (check all) click chosen That will simply check them all off at once.

No problem at all If you need anything else, let me know.

Alright, sorry about that, I screwed up the first example. Now you're good to go.

Alright, I've made a simple example for you. You simply choose your file in the UI and then hit start. It is going to go to AOL.com and "create an account" It is just going to fill in the "first name" field with the first email in the list and it will fill in the last name with corresponding password to the first email in the list. I just set it up that way to show you a full example and so that you could see the password that is entered (to be sure it is the corresponding one) seperate list into pieces.ubot

No problem at all man, glad to help. If you'd like a working example (actual uBot source code), let me know. I'll throw it together for you and post it.

So, my above post spelled out with a real example would look like this: MasterList.txt contains: example1@yahoo.com:password1 example2@hotmail.com:password2 Now This: Add to List (List Name=%List of All Accounts/Passwords) > List from File > (File to Open=MasterList.txt) Does This: %List of All Accounts/Passwords would now equal: example1@yahoo.com:password1 example2@hotmail.com:password2 Now This: Set Variable (Variable Name=#Individual Account/Password) > Next List Item (List=%List of All Accounts/Passwords) Does This: Variable - #Individual Account/Password now woul

Here is how I do it (although I haven't watched Aaron's tutorial, so his way could very well be more efficient/easier): Add to List (List Name=%List of All Accounts/Passwords) > List from File > (File to Open=File Containing emails and Passwords) Set Variable (Variable Name=#Individual Account/Password) > Next List Item (List=%List of All Accounts/Passwords) Add to List (List Name=%Individual Account/Password) > List from Text > Text=(Variable Name #Individual Account/Password) > Delimiter=: Now, all you do is fill the "email" field like this: Change Chosen Attribut

I'm actually going to have a very BIG update very soon, I just have to get private proxies working on my PC to finish (completely) my most recent project...which is a VERY, VERY large and elaborate bot. It is actually a full "software" so to speak (like SEnuke...but different). Originally, I kept trying to come up with ideas for software to sell and I came up with some decent ones...but then I took a step back from trying to come up with stuff to program and sell, and then set my sights on making something truly valuable for myself...which led me to create what I'm almost finished with now

I actually just sent him the script. It has two private proxies in it (in the script, along with the credentials for them), but I can send him more if you'd like.

So nobody is trying to use private proxies in their bots?

As it should be, considering any other tool that comes out anytime thereafter will be able to be made by you without spending a dime (except the cost of uBot of course). Also, you'll be able to offer your own support...or even better, be on the front end of things and MAKE the next big thing and sell it yourself!

No problem, I posted on that thread as well.

Anybody?

Nope, not just you, it's happening to me as well.

If you have it select the search box, and then do "send keys chosen" (not send keys field chosen) and then have it enter only one or two letters, the autocomplete box will appear. I just tested it, and had it only put in the letter "d" and the autocomplete box did appear.

No problem, glad to help

1.) If you're talking about using shared proxies that aren't free, like the ones offered by CloakFish, it might be alright. It depends on a lot of things...most importantly, what you plan on using them for. Without knowing what you plan on using them for, what is and what isn't relevant to that topic is pretty much impossible to answer. 2.) SENuke does offer proxies inside their software. I'm not sure about the others as I haven't used them. 3.) The number of times a proxy (an IP) is used before it is no longer "okay" also depends on what you'll be using it for. If you're using for.