Keeping links alive question

[bogbrush]

Just had Rapidgator delete 6000 links now that they are enforcing the no downloads in 60 days rule, even for premium users. There used to be a very useful programme that worked with Rapidshare that would keep links alive by downloading 1 byte of data. Does anyone know of anything that would work, or another technique for Rapidgator/Depositfiles/Filefactory/Uploaded links?

 

[smartboy]

@bogbrush
i think you have to hire coder to create apps like that, but yes it will be useful

 

[SoftFan]

Just had Rapidgator delete 6000 links now that they are enforcing the no downloads in 60 days rule, even for premium users. There used to be a very useful programme that worked with Rapidshare that would keep links alive by downloading 1 byte of data. Does anyone know of anything that would work, or another technique for Rapidgator/Depositfiles/Filefactory/Uploaded links?

It worked with Rapidshare (using RS'api), but this kind of program will not work with rapidgator, because RG counts only the complete download (and even sometimes, RG does not count a download) ==> I've already tested this long times ago

 

[bogbrush]

any other ideas please?

 

[thedossetup]

any other ideas please?

Because the download have to be completed, you can add all links in IDM and download with your Premium account.

 

[budokan]

If you are using any autoposter application, add/mix the less downloaded links to the most downloaded links in your posts. And leave this state for a few days or weeks. In the meantime somebody will download them. Then revert back the changes to the original state.