Here is my full in-depth review of Richmoda's "Ultimate Bitcoin Generator Bot".
Preface:Before I get started, I want to stress that the potential earnings of this bot can vary. This is because the bottom line is that this is simply based on luck, based on how many times you can hit the big prizes of $20 and $200 in a month. The more accounts you have running on your bot, the more chances you'll get at rolling for the top prize. On top of this, the potential earnings are completely based on of these sites continue to keep their current payout structure and provably fairness.
I have personally only been using the bot for about a week with only 10 accounts on each of the bitcoin and dogecoin sites, but have recently added another 10 on each thanks to the guidance and help of the tutorial provided by Rich.
The following review is based on my brief 1 week experience with the bot and the seller.
The Seller:Rich has been very helpful and responsive since the very beginning. He had initially helped me set up the first 10 accounts on my bot for free just to demonstrate how it works, proof of concept, etc. And it does work. The bot does exactly what it claims to do, and that is to claim the faucet prize on each of these faucet sites automatically, filling in the captcha, etc.
I personally believe that Rich has went above and beyond in terms of providing customer support and service. He has made it so that even a beginner should be able to set up and maintain this bot. Even if you can't, I am sure Rich would be able to assist somewhere down the road as he did for me whenever I ran into a wall.
The Bot:As I stated above, I've only been using the bot for about a week and not at it's maximum potential. With only 10 accounts I haven't hit any of the big prizes yet, however, I can imagine it's potential when more accounts have been added and operational. The bot will collect the prize from each faucet on each account every hour, although I am pretty sure it skips some hours where this is called "sleep time". This is probably to make it less obvious that it is a bot scraping the coins from the faucet every hour on the hour.
The bot uses a mixture of proxies and captcha solving services, as well as a imacro script + local mysql database. The bot's functions itself are pretty much entirely automated with the way Rich has set it up. When connected to the VPS via VNC viewer, I can see that the bot is solving the captchas and claiming the prizes automatically. Sometimes it may take longer due to the captcha solving services not getting it right, but it will eventually get it from the human solving service.
The bot will also require you to purchase some other services which is not included in the listing price. These are external services and are necessary for the bot to run. This includes the purchase of your own VPS (about $12 a month), dedicated proxy servers for the individual accounts ($1 per proxy, one proxy can serve one account on bitcoin facuet and one account on dogecoin faucet), and a couple captcha solving services. Once the required resources are provisioned, Rich will help set up the rest.
The approximate monthly cost for the bot will be $80 per month. This is because you need to renew the VPS, captcha services, and proxies each month. Without it, the bot cannot run.
Installation Manual:Rich has also provided me with a instructions manual. It is quite detailed and is straight forward. I am not too tech savvy when it comes to these things but I was able to follow the manual just fine. The manual provides instructions on how to add additional accounts to the bot. With screenshots, examples, and detailed instructions, I feel confident that most people of this community will be able to follow it just fine.
However, there are some more technical key parts of getting the bot set up that is not included in the manual. Although I personally don't believe that these instructions are necessary since they only need to be done once, on every new VPS. As long as you don't delete or change anything you shouldn't by accident it should not be an issue. Even then, I am sure Rich would be able to assist if you manage to screw something up
Earnings:With my 10 accounts, over the course of the week I probably made about 0.10 BTC from the bot. The bot ran pretty much flawlessly for the entire week. The VPS is set up to reboot automatically every few hours in case the bot hangs or bugs up for whatever reason. It seems as though my luck isn't as good with my initial 10 accounts on each faucet.
With that being said, keep in mind that everyone's earnings will be different. There will definitely be weeks where you'll earn more and weeks where you'll earn much less. It all comes down to how many times you manage to hit one of the bigger prizes. Nobody can guarantee that the bot can make you $XXX amount.
This also depends on if these faucet sites decide to make any major changes that would directly affect the bot's effectiveness. Nothing can be guaranteed and things can change so do not in any way depend on this bot as a reliable source of revenue.
Obviously, if you have more accounts running on the bot you'll have a higher chance of hitting a top prize. Rich has stated that running 50-60 accounts (1 on each of the bitcoin and dogecoin faucet sites) on a single bot is optimal.
Conclusion:To conclude, I personally believe this bot has potential. Whether or not it's worth it for the price is up to you, the buyer. You can very easily make your money back within a week if you were to hit the top prize of $200 on any of your accounts just once. However, there is also a good chance that you won't hit the top prize at all. The bottom line is, this is all luck based and that nothing is guaranteed. The bot has worked fine for the seller for a few months but there is no way for us to tell if the current state of things will continue to be the same. The success of this bot highly depends on the two faucet sites it runs on. If either if these sites changes it's payout structure or the way it operates, OR if they decide to shut down then it is out of the control of the seller or anyone else, so this itself is a gamble.
If you decide to buy this bot, you can buy with confidence that Rich is a knowledgeable and very supportive seller. He seems dedicated in helping each of his customers get set up and start earning properly so I don't think this is a scam at all. Just be aware of the fact that the bot is entirely based on two faucet sites alone (although very popular, long running, and has paid a ton of money) and your earnings will differ from other users of this bot.
Good luck everyone
Hope my review has helped. I'll be happy to answer any questions in regards to my experience with this bot and this seller.
I will be posting a short follow up in the next few weeks to update my current earnings and status with the bot. Since I now know how to add additional accounts on my own, I will be able to see more of the potential of the bot first hand.
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