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Can someone answer a few of my questions? - hexy - 10-27-2020
Hello, so basically I just recently found a flash drive that a I used back when I was 14, and on it I found my simple program that would give you unlimited entries in any online sweepstakes, and it would bypass any one entry per person rule, all you had to do was leave it running overnight. Since then I haven’t really been into coding much, but I was just wondering if you guys think people would pay for a program like that? not much since there’s a better chance you’ll win but it’s not guaranteed, but about like 10$ or so. thank you!
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - tamajiv176 - 10-27-2020
It depends would the value of the prize was, but yes I think people would pay for it. As long as it works of course.
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - hexy - 10-27-2020
(10-27-2020, 05:40 PM)tamajiv176 Wrote: It depends would the value of the prize was, but yes I think people would pay for it. As long as it works of course.
You can use it on any sweepstakes that you find, as long as it does not have captcha, and most do not. you just have to enter your email and other information into the program
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - mothered - 10-27-2020
Quote:I was just wondering if you guys think people would pay for a program like that?Everything Is sellable, It's just a matter of attracting attention.
Simply post a thread In the Regular Sales forum.
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - Oni - 10-27-2020
Sounds sketchy, but I'm sure such things exist. You're welcome to sell stuff on the marketplace. Be sure to read the rules and check the stickied posts.
I know a lot of bots register in Gleam.io giveaways, as several content creators I've worked with have experienced issues with them.
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - sashimi0 - 10-27-2020
You can likely find someone that will buy it, but if the people running the sweepstakes found out they were using it, they'd likely be disqualified from the prize. They will probably want a refund.
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - formanell - 10-27-2020
You could definitely try selling it, worth it
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - hexy - 10-28-2020
(10-27-2020, 08:39 PM)mothered Wrote:Quote:I was just wondering if you guys think people would pay for a program like that?Everything Is sellable, It's just a matter of attracting attention.
Simply post a thread In the Regular Sales forum.
I looked more into it and I realized the only way it will work is if it’s coded for a specific website, so do how do you think I should sell it? I could like say 2$ per website request and then send them the program coded for that website. idk lol
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - hexy - 10-28-2020
(10-27-2020, 08:44 PM)Oni Wrote: Sounds sketchy, but I'm sure such things exist. You're welcome to sell stuff on the marketplace. Be sure to read the rules and check the stickied posts.
I know a lot of bots register in Gleam.io giveaways, as several content creators I've worked with have experienced issues with them.
wdym “bots” also if the survey has gleam.io the program will not work
(10-28-2020, 05:28 PM)ericmiles Wrote: How much you want to pay me?
what?
RE: Can someone answer a few of my questions? - mothered - 10-28-2020
(10-28-2020, 04:52 PM)hexy Wrote: I looked more into it and I realized the only way it will work is if it’s coded for a specific website, so do how do you think I should sell it? I could like say 2$ per website request and then send them the program coded for that website. idk lolOpt for a price that's more than what you're after.
As such, you can negotiate (which will attract the buyer) and drop It down to the original cost.