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dexterlecter99

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I've been doing sweeping for around a month now and have used Roboform for all my contest entries. In the rules I've noticed some say no macro or automated entries. Do these apply to Roboform or only to automatic scripts that enter things for you automatically without you doing anything? Can these contests really tell if you use Roboform? Do you guys use it or do you manually enter all your information?

I'm just worried I've wasted hundreds of potential entries.
 
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amyshulk said:
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It's a form filler, nothing more. Most sponsors get that and don't consider robo "automatic entry" - they are referring to "bots" or programs that enter FOR you.

lwaxana:

A "bot" is an automated program that can be used for manipulating numerous email addresses, often for purposes of fraud. Sometimes cheaters write scripts that enter contests multiple times using many different email addresses for one person. The existence of bots is one reason why so many sweepstakes sites use "Captcha" code (words, letters, or numbers that you have to type in), so that they can make it difficult for non-humans to enter.

However, some do say it is a macro, and therefore not allowed. Every person has to make the decision for themselves on whether or not to use Robo.

Roboform's site:

World's Best Password Manager | RoboForm

Roboform's FAQ:

RoboForm

How to Use RoboForm in Sweepstakes:

http://www.roboform.com/sweepstakes.html

SUPPORT by email: noreply@roboform.com
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