Need help from pros..[cause im stumped]

[trevor206]

Um can some one show me/give me the code/ make it for me in case u don't want me to have the code on how to make a email creator that will input random info for like hotmail or yahoo and make a lot of emails a minute if i need to be more clear just ask.

[scimmyboy]

i dunno how to do dat, but i know how to make an email spammer!

[|-|3|_][({}PT3R12]

You mean like an email bomber? Well if you used the search button/NextGen1's sig you will be able yo find the answer to your problem. There are at least 2 email sources codes that i can remember in this section.

[NextGen1]

Everyone uses Captcha now (unless you go with a smaller email company), Which means you are going to have to make a "Semi automatic" Email Generator which grabs the image and displays it on your form , and the user will have to enter it in to continue, the rest can be automated though.

[|-|3|_][({}PT3R12]

Everyone uses Captcha now (unless you go with a smaller email company), Which means you are going to have to make a "Semi automatic" Email Generator which grabs the image and displays it on your form , and the user will have to enter it in to continue, the rest can be automated though.

Ahh i completely forgot about Captcha. I'm pretty sure there are some spam email providers out there... Ill see what i can find

[ShadowPwnz]

NextGen1, that whole grab captcha thing has been bothering me for a while now. How do you do it? I understand the concept of WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(0).All("id").SetAttribu te("value","valuegoeshere") but I don't understand how to grab captcha and display it in, say, a picturebox.

Edit: Some spam email providers are mailinator.com and 10minutemail.com

[NextGen1]

There is a "Huge" misconception that capturing a captcha is difficult, fact is Captchas are nothing more then images in .png, jpg etc (most anyway) all you need to do is get element by ID Download the file to application path and set picturebox = downloaded file name

Example;

 Dim captcha1 As HtmlElement
        captcha1 = WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("Captcha ID Here")
        Dim path As String = captcha1.FirstChild.GetAttribute("src")
        My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(path, "C:\Captcha1.jpg") ' or application path

Off the top of my head

[Bombsaway707]

There is a "Huge" misconception that capturing a captcha is difficult, fact is Captchas are nothing more then images in .png, jpg etc (most anyway) all you need to do is get element by ID Download the file to application path and set picturebox = downloaded file name

Example;

 Dim captcha1 As HtmlElement
        captcha1 = WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("Captcha ID Here")
        Dim path As String = captcha1.FirstChild.GetAttribute("src")
        My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(path, "C:\Captcha1.jpg") ' or application path

Off the top of my head

hmm, what if each captcha picture location was the same, then couldnt it be

picturebox1.image = "http:\\www.captchais4noobs.com\captcha.jpg"

[NextGen1]

Yes, assuming it is the same, I suggested ID because ID is always the same.
But yes as long as the image name stays the same it will work just fine.


Note: The code would be

Picturebox1.imageLocation = "URl + Location here"

[ShadowPwnz]

Ty NextGen. Been trying to find that for ages.

[NextGen1]

Ty NextGen. Been trying to find that for ages.

Not a problem

[Bombsaway707]

Yes, assuming it is the same, I suggested ID because ID is always the same.
But yes as long as the image name stays the same it will work just fine.


Note: The code would be

oh right sorry, i was just puttin the code out their off the top of my head and forgot the location part

[NextGen1]

Figured that