Magic Submitter Review - Account Creation

This is the initial day of me using the brand new automated submitter program Magic Submitter. This is a review of the automated Account Creation procedure. After you purchase this system you have 5 days to utilize it with no activation, but activation is very simple. You just have to insert the email you used when you bought Magic Submitter and click on "Get License Key" and you're registered.

Magic Submittercan set up accounts at: article directories, bookmarking services, rss aggregators, blogs and video sites. It can also generate email accounts at gmail and yahoo.co.uk. A truly neat feature of this program is the Designer Mode, that enables users to add any web site they desire. With this feature you are not restricted to the in-built services (although you will find well over 100.) As for this
I want to illustrate that I did not make a free email account. I used a new email account created on one of my domains. Some Web 2.0 services do not allow you to enroll with a free email account, so I opted to use my own email account to give Magic Submitter the benefit of the doubt.

The first action is to make an account profile, which includes the standard name, email, user name, password, address, site name and url. You may also include your email server and password for email verification.

If you have ever registered at any website online you realize that you have to enter CAPTCHA's. CAPTCHA's are the tiny squiggly letters you have to type into a box to verify that you're human. With Magic Submitter you are able to either do this yourself, or employ a separate service call decaptcher.com. For a fee they'll automatically solve the CAPTCHA for you.

Magic Submitter is multi-threaded, meaning you are able to choose to have 1 to 3 browser windows registering accounts at one time. If you have a quick computer and fast internet connection you should use the maximum three browsers to improve registration speed.

I was able to sing up with the whole set of services in the assorted categories within around 2 hours. If this seems like too slow of a process for you, I wish to illustrate that most of the delay was due to the CAPTCHA solving service. It took a long time for some of the solving and sometimes the CAPTCHA's were wrong. Should you manually solved the CAPTCHA's you could probably create all the accounts in under an hour. At times I would have the program minimized so I could work on other things. I would bring the program back up periodically to find out if there were any troubles. If Magic Submitter was stuck on anything it would hold that browser window to present the consumer a chance to correct it. If Magic Submitter can't complete a registration you can try to manually fix whatever is missing. Once you have completed the necessary steps you can click "complete" and Magic Submitter will indicate the account as successfully finished and use your profile data for future logins.

Owing to the high quality of a lot of the Web 2.0 which are built into Magic Submitter there are times that not everything will be accomplished automatically. In these situations Magic Submitter lists prompts for consumer required input. There are some web-sites that need you to click on a link in a confirmation email during the account creation process. When this is the case Magic Submitter will alert you to do so. Other user required actions may be that an individual has to manually login to the account and do additional account setup. Don't be concerned, there aren't too many sites that require user input. These are mostly blog sites. It is good that Magic Submitter allows you to enroll at these sites, because it gives more options for submissions down the road.

In the end Magic Submitter was able to create accounts at more than ninety % of the built in services, requiring little user input from me. Critical STEP! Once the account creation process is finished you will need to click on "check emails". This system will then down load all the account creation emails and click on the verification links. Most of these links expire within 24 - 72 hours, so you don't want to disregard this step. After all was said and done I was signed up for well over 100 internet services with a lot of of those being high status article directories and blog sites.

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