DJAndre

welcome to neocodex. you can call me stuck. what's MIS?

Management information systems, thanks for asking. The best way to describe it might be to say that someone in an MIS related role supports a business through management of one or more information systems (usually IT related). Something like that.. at my University its where all the kids who couldn't stick it out in programming went

We don't have rules on how old a thread has to be to post in it. As long as you're not posting spam and actually contributing to the thread then you're fine whatever the age of it.

Thanks

u really expect ppl to read that long ass introduction? fck outta here

I know I'm not supposed to post on topics > 1 month old, but I wanted to point out that I read his entire intro and appreciated the detail and I'm browsing the forums on my tiny ass iphone 4 screen. Maybe your just impatient or looking for someone to diss.

I setup four virtual win7 machines on a VMWare Workstation environment and deployed two on my home network and two on a family members PC in a different city (so I had four accounts sitting on two different external IPs). Both PCs had 8gb of ram total and I allocated 1.5gb to each virtual machine. Each virtual machine had a virtual network card so each had a different internal IP. VMWare workstation was v9, a cracked download I got through BitTorrent.

I hadnt had much luck with Autobuying so I was doing Score Sending for 6 hours per day on each VM. This worked well for about a week (profits across the four accounts upward of 800k total), but one night I started all four score senders within 5 minutes of each other and all four accounts got frozen as well as my main account (10 years old), my secondary account (1 year) and my wife's account- and none of those last three had cheated in anyway whatsoever.

If I plan to do this again I'll make the following changes:
- only one account per external IP address (which almost eliminates the need for a virtual environment)
- never start ABing or SSing at the same time on virtual machines
- possibly load two VMs per location but only run one at a time and switch back and forth weekly