[opticness]

Hello! So, I believe that I might have found a decent way to make some money with no requirements. Although I'd like to code a bot to do this method, I don't know enough to do it, and I honestly am not very interested in taking the time to learn right now because of college/work. I'm wondering if there is someone that could possibly code this for me. I don't want to share the method publicly to keep others from using/abusing it and ruining it.

The bot is extremely simple, I just need a method of spam right/left clicking on an option. Autoclickers work, but I would like to be able to run multiple accounts and still use my computer. If you think you could code this, please PM me for further info. I would be willing to pay a small amount for this bot, if it works out.

 

[drew]

Your best bet is to contact someone to script this, but they certainly expect their time to be well compensated. 'Small amount' probably won't work out very well for you.

 

[abnormalprince]

"small amount" lmao

 

[sickness0666]

done and waiting for push...

 

[opticness]

Your best bet is to contact someone to script this, but they certainly expect their time to be well compensated. 'Small amount' probably won't work out very well for you.

"small amount" lmao

Well, allow me to elaborate. If the bot works out, the payment would equal that of the success of the bot. I'm not going to pay for something that isn't efficient. However, if I can profit from it, the payment would reflect the profit of course. I never specified how much a "small amount" is, did I? Donald Trump did receive a "small loan" of a million dollars..

 

[drew]

Well, allow me to elaborate. If the bot works out, the payment would equal that of the success of the bot. I'm not going to pay for something that isn't efficient. However, if I can profit from it, the payment would reflect the profit of course. I never specified how much a "small amount" is, did I? Donald Trump did receive a "small loan" of a million dollars..

Donald Trump has a lot to do with this right? Also an author that makes a private script won't make a bot that doesn't work efficiently.. that is what they are being paid to do lol.

 

[opticness]

Donald Trump has a lot to do with this right? Also an author that makes a private script won't make a bot that doesn't work efficiently.. that is what they are being paid to do lol.

Haha I know, mainly just a joke. I didn't want to get too much into the price since I wasn't sure what effort they would have to go through. This is something someone could possibly code in 10 minutes, it's that simple.

 

[sickness0666]

Haha I know, mainly just a joke. I didn't want to get too much into the price since I wasn't sure what effort they would have to go through. This is something someone could possibly code in 10 minutes, it's that simple.

took a little bit more than 10 mins, but that was with adding in other stuff. i dont like bare bones lol

 

[american express]

Haha I know, mainly just a joke. I didn't want to get too much into the price since I wasn't sure what effort they would have to go through. This is something someone could possibly code in 10 minutes, it's that simple.

To give you an idea of how the real world works, developers charge anywhere from $60.00 an hour.

 

[sickness0666]

To give you an idea of how the real world works, developers charge anywhere from $60.00 an hour.

was about 1.5hr from start to finish for me . but i just do it for fun atm, cant in good conscience charge for my java coding lol

 

[opticness]

To give you an idea of how the real world works, developers charge anywhere from $60.00 an hour.

Trust me, I'm aware. Asking someone to help with a small code for a, "game," is not going to cost $60/hr. In a corporate business, sure. If you want to consider your coding a corporate business, that's something else. But I'm not asking for that level. I figured I made that clear in my original post.

 

[staffix]

Umm.. do the basic math, see if the profile would potentially make you enough profit for it to be worth it.
If it's that simple, pay a guy 50$ and get it done in an hour - if it's profitable.. if it's not, then don't.

- i can recommend
@Party , might be abit more expensive than others, but you also pay for quality

 

[american express]

Trust me, I'm aware. Asking someone to help with a small code for a, "game," is not going to cost $60/hr. In a corporate business, sure. If you want to consider your coding a corporate business, that's something else. But I'm not asking for that level. I figured I made that clear in my original post.

You are clearly misunderstanding the way the real world works.

Yes they may be coding for a game, however they possess the same skill set and knowledge that developers who work in the corporate world hold. As such there is no reason why they should be charging any less than the corporate world for their time.

Just because they are coding for a game, it doesn't mean they should accept substandard remuneration.