By ZennoBoss
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General Settings
1. Operational mode;
2. Selection box for the antiCaptcha system;
3. Input field for the antiCaptcha attempts counter;
4. Checkbox for Telegram notifications;
5. Input field for the Telegram user ID;
6. Payment/license renewal;
7. Upload field for the file with accounts;
8. Selection of the message processing mode;
9. Input field for the random number of reading messages;
10. Checkbox to mark as NOT SPAM;
11. Input field for the random % of actions for the mark as NOT SPAM;
12. Checkbox to mark as SPAM;
13. Input field for the random % of actions for the mark as SPAM;
14. Checkbox to add messages to Favorites;
15. Input field for the random % of actions to add messages to Favorites;
16. Checkbox to delete messages without reading;
17. Input field for the random % of actions to delete messages without reading;
18. Checkbox to delete the message after reading;
19. Input field for the random % of actions to delete the message after reading;
20. Checkbox to click links in the message;
21. Input field for the random % of actions to click links in the message;
22. Checkbox to send replies;
23. Input field for the random % of actions to send replies;
24. Add the file with replies;
25. Checkbox to forward messages to another address;
26. Input field for the random % of actions to forward messages;
27. Add the file with e-mail addresses to forward messages;
28. Select mail services to use under proxy;
29. Checkbox to shuffle accounts;
30. Checkbox to save profiles (cookies);
31. Input field for the random pause before account authorization;
32. Input field for the random pause between account actions.
33. Checkbox to delete messages from the mail service.
2. Selection box for the antiCaptcha system;
3. Input field for the antiCaptcha attempts counter;
5. Input field for the Telegram user ID;
6. Payment/license renewal;
7. Upload field for the file with accounts;
8. Selection of the message processing mode;
9. Input field for the random number of reading messages;
10. Checkbox to mark as NOT SPAM;
11. Input field for the random % of actions for the mark as NOT SPAM;
12. Checkbox to mark as SPAM;
13. Input field for the random % of actions for the mark as SPAM;
14. Checkbox to add messages to Favorites;
15. Input field for the random % of actions to add messages to Favorites;
16. Checkbox to delete messages without reading;
17. Input field for the random % of actions to delete messages without reading;
18. Checkbox to delete the message after reading;
19. Input field for the random % of actions to delete the message after reading;
20. Checkbox to click links in the message;
21. Input field for the random % of actions to click links in the message;
22. Checkbox to send replies;
23. Input field for the random % of actions to send replies;
24. Add the file with replies;
25. Checkbox to forward messages to another address;
26. Input field for the random % of actions to forward messages;
27. Add the file with e-mail addresses to forward messages;
28. Select mail services to use under proxy;
29. Checkbox to shuffle accounts;
30. Checkbox to save profiles (cookies);
31. Input field for the random pause before account authorization;
32. Input field for the random pause between account actions.
33. Checkbox to delete messages from the mail service.
Warmup mode
1. Create a text document and add account details in the following format:
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
Make sure to separate data with "|".
Add each account in a separate line. Verification value is the answer to the verification question, the phone number or the recovery e-mail address. If your accounts don't have verification value, then add accounts with "|" only:
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
If you don't want to use proxy, and there are no verification values, then use this scheme:
account_login|account_password||
account_login|account_password||
account_login|account_password||
Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
2. Copy its path and add it to the File with accounts upload field. Enter the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Accs.txt
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password|verification_valud|proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
Make sure to separate data with "|".
Add each account in a separate line. Verification value is the answer to the verification question, the phone number or the recovery e-mail address. If your accounts don't have verification value, then add accounts with "|" only:
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
account_login|account_password||proxy_login:proxy_password@ip:port
If you don't want to use proxy, and there are no verification values, then use this scheme:
account_login|account_password||
account_login|account_password||
account_login|account_password||
Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
2. Copy its path and add it to the File with accounts upload field. Enter the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Accs.txt
3. Select messages to process. For now, there are 3 modes available:
All messages TrustMaster processes all inbox messages.
The first message TrustMaster processes only one message – the first (it means, the newest).
Random number TrustMaster processes the particular and random number of messages based on the amount set in the Random number of reading messages field.
4. This part is required if you select the random number of processed messages. Enter from-to values and separate them with "-". Example: 5-15.
All messages TrustMaster processes all inbox messages.
The first message TrustMaster processes only one message – the first (it means, the newest).
Random number TrustMaster processes the particular and random number of messages based on the amount set in the Random number of reading messages field.
4. This part is required if you select the random number of processed messages. Enter from-to values and separate them with "-". Example: 5-15.
5. Check preferred actions to the message processing. Define the % progress of each action. You can set up the progress using integers or decimals. Example:
1
10
0,5
1,5
Make sure to enter decimals with the comma instead of dots! You don't need to add the "%" symbol!
1
10
0,5
1,5
Make sure to enter decimals with the comma instead of dots! You don't need to add the "%" symbol!
6. Check the Send reply option, if you want to reply to the messages. Note: you should always enable proxy to run these accounts. Otherwise, mail services will ban your accounts.
Create a text document and upload the replies in the following format:
hello! great!
cool
good
thanks
Add each reply in a separate line. Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
Copy its path and add it to the File with replies upload field. Add the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Ansawers.txt
7. Check the Forward the message if you want to forward inbox messages to other e-mail addresses. Note: you should always run these accounts under proxy. Otherwise, mail services will ban your accounts.
Create a text document and upload all e-mail addresses for forwarded messages in the following format:
deema43@mail.ru
yasha82@mail.ru
vasya88293@inbox.ru
Add each e-mail address in a separate line. Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
Copy its path and add it to the File with e-mail addresses upload field. Add the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Emails.txt
Create a text document and upload the replies in the following format:
hello! great!
cool
good
thanks
Add each reply in a separate line. Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
Copy its path and add it to the File with replies upload field. Add the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Ansawers.txt
7. Check the Forward the message if you want to forward inbox messages to other e-mail addresses. Note: you should always run these accounts under proxy. Otherwise, mail services will ban your accounts.
Create a text document and upload all e-mail addresses for forwarded messages in the following format:
deema43@mail.ru
yasha82@mail.ru
vasya88293@inbox.ru
Add each e-mail address in a separate line. Remove all empty lines and save the file in the UTF 8 coding.
Copy its path and add it to the File with e-mail addresses upload field. Add the file name. Example:
W:\OneDrive\TrustMaster X\Emails.txt
Advanced warmup settings
1. Select mail services to work under proxy. Hold the Ctrl key for multiple selections. Note: proxies with different protocols should be added this way:
http://login:password@ip:port – for HTTP(S) proxy socs4://login:password@ip:port – for SOCS4 proxy socs5://login:password@ip:port – for SOCS5 proxy
List all proxies in the file with accounts (see the Warmup mode section, p.1).
2. Specify whether to shuffle accounts on each launch.
3. Specify whether to save profiles (sessions or cookies). This feature speeds up TrustMaster, as accounts don't waste time in the repeated authorization. Example: you close the browser window and reopen it. You don't need to re-enter your login and password, as you've already been authorized.
Note: profiles are saved to the Profiles folder in the project directory. Important: if you change account details (password, proxy, user agent, etc.), you should remove the current profile from the directory. Otherwise, the account will use old data to log in, and it will cause errors.
4. Define the random pause before authorization (from-to) and separate values with the "-" symbol. Example: 5-15. This pause is mandatory in case of launching TrustMaster in the multithread mode.
5. Define the random pause between actions (from-to), and separate values with the "-" symbol. Example: 5-15. Each pause applies between key actions. Example: marked as NOT SPAM >> pause between actions >> clicked the link >> pause between actions.
6. Check the mark to delete service letters if you want to remove letters from mail services (welcome letters, etc.) without actions.
http://login:password@ip:port – for HTTP(S) proxy socs4://login:password@ip:port – for SOCS4 proxy socs5://login:password@ip:port – for SOCS5 proxy
List all proxies in the file with accounts (see the Warmup mode section, p.1).
2. Specify whether to shuffle accounts on each launch.
3. Specify whether to save profiles (sessions or cookies). This feature speeds up TrustMaster, as accounts don't waste time in the repeated authorization. Example: you close the browser window and reopen it. You don't need to re-enter your login and password, as you've already been authorized.
Note: profiles are saved to the Profiles folder in the project directory. Important: if you change account details (password, proxy, user agent, etc.), you should remove the current profile from the directory. Otherwise, the account will use old data to log in, and it will cause errors.
4. Define the random pause before authorization (from-to) and separate values with the "-" symbol. Example: 5-15. This pause is mandatory in case of launching TrustMaster in the multithread mode.
5. Define the random pause between actions (from-to), and separate values with the "-" symbol. Example: 5-15. Each pause applies between key actions. Example: marked as NOT SPAM >> pause between actions >> clicked the link >> pause between actions.
6. Check the mark to delete service letters if you want to remove letters from mail services (welcome letters, etc.) without actions.
In case of any questions, proposals or suggestions, feel free to contact us at:
Telegram: @ZennoBoss, Skype: live.ZennoBoss
Telegram: @ZennoBoss, Skype: live.ZennoBoss
