Magic Submitter Review Step One

Okay, so I just invested in Magic Submitter, and the present version is 1.8. I ran through the account creation process and thought I should give a review. The interface is easy and straight forward. Everything is simple to access and there's a good graphical user interface. There are several tabs and a drop down box of services.

Magic Submitter can establish accounts at: article directories, bookmarking services, rss aggregators, blogs and video sites. It is also able to produce email accounts at gmail and yahoo.co.uk. One of the nicest features of this software is that it has a designer mode that can be used to add any site's sign up and submission procedures. This Magic Submitter review is focused on the initial account creation using the inbuilt services.

I will not be reviewing the free email account creation. I used a fresh email that I made on one of my domains.

The first step is to create an account profile, which includes the typical name, email, user name, password, address, site name and url. You can also include your email server and password for email verification.

Magic Submitter comes with the choice to make use of a third party service called decaptcher to solve CAPTCHA's. CAPTCHA's are images with obscured text used to avoid spam bots from registering at the web site. You do not have to use the third party service with Magic Submitter (you're able to solve the CAPTCHA's manually), but I made a decision to give decaptcher a go.

There is an option to use 1 to 3 browser windows. I opted to use 3 browser windows given that I have a fast computer and a high speed internet connection.

I was able to sing up with the whole set of services in the varied categories within around 2 hours. The "slowness" of the process was principally because of a delay in CAPTCHA solving by decaptcher.com. You can either minimize the program as it performs the account creations, or watch what is happening in a browser window. When watching what was happening I could see how the CAPTCHA solving was very sluggish and now and then decaptcher got it incorrect. This would cause Magic Submitter to get off course. Clicking the "retry" button usually corrected the issue and permitted the account creation to progress. 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.

Some of the blog and article websites have need of user actions that Magic Submitter can't automate. When these appear Magic Submitter will tell you what to do. An illustration of a typical user required action is the web site will transmit a unique password to the email account. The user must manually verify the email account and retrieve the password and enter it manually into Magic Submitter for that account. Additional user required actions may be that the user must manually login to the account and perform further account setup. These places are nominal and well worth a little extra effort to have more sites to choose from.

In the end Magic Submitter was able to create accounts at over ninety % of the in-built services, requiring little user input from me. After all the registration is concluded you will need to click "check emails". Magic Submitter will then download all of the emails and click on all of the verification links. In total, I successfully signed up for over 110 services. It needs to be noted the article directories are the top tier. Out of all of the accounts, over 30 were blogs, which is very powerful indeed.

To be frank, the Magic Submitter Account Creation procedure had a higher success rate than I had anticipated. The next step is to undertake a Magic Submitter Submission Review.

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