Topic: The Collapse of the Bitcoin Generator Bot - page 4. (Read 3647 times)

Yep, that's basically what it did. The bot essentially ran a imacro script that would automatically login to each account on it's own assigned proxy IP to claim the earnings. It will log into each account over a number of different browser instances, each account has it's own assigned proxy IP which is all saved in a local mysql database.

Overall the concept is fairly simple if you know how to write imacro scripts and take advantage of captcha solving services then it is pretty easy to make your own bot like this. The only problem is that the bot would only work for the sites it was specifically designed for.

If you're still able to login to the accounts then they're not banned, but they could be banned at a later date, you'll never know. Let us know how it goes, probably best not to publicly share which proxy provider you're using for the time being

I would like to ask if my post is what the script did. If not, I would also like to ask what it actually did do.

I got a fresh batch of proxies to try at a later date to see if I get paid out on Sunday or not, from ref accounts and not. Debating whether I should get new referrals or not, I think the IP's of my accounts were the only thing banned and not the accounts themselves.

Signing up the emails plus the database management with regards to filling out the proxy data and account info is a PITA.  10 accounts can easily take 2 hrs is the proxies are shit. 

I did locate 2 services which offer clean virgin proxies, but they are more expensive than what instantproxies is offering.

Please refrain from posting here if you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Clearly you're just posting to boost your post count for your sig campaign earnings.

The bot did not contain any viruses or anything, not to mention it was designed to be set up on a completely remote machine, a VPS.

I'm pretty sure the generator was that there were multiple accounts on separate proxies being able to click on ads over and over. That's why it was a generator.

The real problem is that the owner of the site is reading this forum, maybe it was better to keep this "method" completely anonymous. However it might function again but I haven't tried the script so I cannot be sure.

"Bitcoin generator bot" sounds like a total scam, have fun with your virus's!

Yes, it is possible to try with new proxies but then you would need to buy a batch of new proxies again with no guarantee that the site owners won't ban them if they find out again. High quality dedicated proxies usually cost at least $1 each per month, sometimes more.

With the way the bot operates, it is difficult to click on the ads even if I wanted to.

It is indeed quite unfortunate that the bot has been effectively shut down by the site owners so soon. I personally will have to call it quits at this point as I am not interested in spending another $50-$60 on a batch of new proxies for my accounts. Not to mention having to re-register and re-add the new accounts is too much of a hassle for me to go through at this moment.

If so, couldn't you just use new proxies? Also, maybe clicking the ads for the owner might help, as he profits from ad clicks, and if he's still making money, maybe he will turn a blind eye to people using this bot. Sorry for the loss though, some people had to pay 1.5 btc for this if I can remember correctly.

I can agree with this statement. The proxies that Rich recommended definitely were not that great. He made the recommendation based on his own experience, it was probably fine for him for the past few months but I believe once too many people got to using the same proxies for this bot, the site owners caught on and simply banned any accounts associated with the proxies. 

Can confirm. Rich has gone dark. I don't consider it a scam as the bot was actually functional and working. It wasn't guaranteed undetected or anything and actually has several methods in place to prevent getting detected but overall I think the proxies are what cause this.

I can confirm this. All of my 50 accounts were banned overnight it seems.

I understood the bot was fully dependent on the site owners not noticing and not making any changes to the site to prevent it but I definitely did not expect it to happen so soon.

As for Rich not responding, I really can't comment on that. I haven't heard from him since a few days ago when he last helped me get new accounts added to my bot.

Wow that sucks, but pretty smart of you to release this so you dont catch any flack from the customers

Rich is no longer trustworthy.  I would avoid all contact till he makes right of his wrongs.  A lot of users have lost quite a bit of money purchasing a bot that doesn't function correctly.


First off I would like to say master-p and I were just the reviewers for this and we were given vouch copies ONLY to test this service.  

Yesterday I had noticed that a lot of my accounts went offline (I believe I was the first to experience this).  All the proxies I was using were being banned.  At first I had thought it was the the fact I was using safe-mail.net for all my emails (which could of been a trigger along with the ref links), but later on I had noticed my proxies were actually banned.  I had immediately alerted master-p and he chimed in stating all his accounts were still functioning, but during the night I had received notification via pm that his accounts were also shut down.  Another user Wafflemaster has now suffered the same fate as well as 805miner.

I want to be very clear that master-p and I have NO involvement other than giving out the reviews of the bot we had received.  We are both very aware a lot of users had purchased this bot and are now probably out a decent amount of money and yes it sucks.

I don't think or feel this was an actual scam (although it does appear like it right now).  What I do feel is that the site operators caught on and made a lot of changes.  Now for rich's absence on skype and here as well as locking the thread I can't comment on.