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My Confession:

When I first installed Friend Blaster I was pretty confused.

I didn’t know what screens to be looking at, and I didn’t know what I had to do first.

Are you in the same situation?

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Log in to friend blaster with your myspace info, and it will log you into myspace.

2. Go to the Gather IDs tab and set your gathering method.

(If you want to send friend requests to all friends of another user, for example, go to their profile and click View All Friends, then on the left click Gather IDs)

3. When Friend Blaster has gathered enough friend IDs in the tall box of numbers, you can stop the gathering.

4. Click on the Add Friends tab and press Start. Friend Blaster will then send friend requests to as many of them as you like.

5. Generally, when you above about 50 friend requests myspace will spit out a few CAPTCHA images for you to copy down, but that’s easy enough.

And you’re done!

You’ve just used Friend Blaster to add a whole bunch of new friends.

That was easy wasn’t it

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NOTICE:
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Don’t pay for Friend Blaster Pro until you have tested it out. Make sure you’re happy with it first.

You can install the latest version of Friend Blaster Pro at http://www.myspace-adders.com/go/friendblasterpro.php

- Lewis

I do. In fact I have a few different ones (but I do have a favorite).

I use a friend adder to handle a few tasks for me.

Like…

+ Automatically accepting all friend requests

+ Or adding new targeted people.

It is important to use your adder safely, otherwise your account could get blocked.

If you go crazy with it, MySpace will be pretty pissed at you.

So just take it slow.

In my experience, there are some MySpace Limits in place that you don’t want to ignore.

Sticking to these limits (and using a decent friend adder) are important.

IMPORTANT:

Try and keep yourself between 50 and 150 friend requests per day.

If you exceed numbers like this you run the risk of MySpace flagging your account as spam. It’s easy enough to avoid this by just not being an idiot, but it does happen…

You need to USE the MySpace adders, not ABUSE them!

The MySpace adder I use is the extremely well known Friends Blaster Pro. Thousands of us use it every day.

I like it because it updates super fast, and has tons of features. It’s basically the most trusted Friend Adder name in the biz.

I recommend it for you, as it won’t mess with your account and will keep its existence secret from everyone but you.

FACTS:

- Keep your usage within normal human levels, but just automate it

- If you go wild people won’t like it!

- Keep your account looking natural and personal

SAFETY WARNING:

If you can stick to these rules, and not abuse MySpace, you are the ideal user of a MySpace Friend Adder.

You’ll be safe if you follow the friend adder rules, and you won’t need to worry.

You can download a free trial of Friends Blaster Pro at http://www.myspace-adders.com/go/friendblasterpro.php.

Test it out, see if you like it. It’s the MySpace adder I use myself.

- Lewis

…you need more friends!

Adding new friends on myspace is painfully slow. S-L-O-W. How long do you have to sit at your laptop click..click..clicking? An hour? 2 hours? 2 hours per day?! Holy crap…

In order to get to any meaningful numbers, with time to spare to actually live your life, you need to get yourself a MySpace Robot.

You need to automate as much as you can!

A MySpace Robot sits in your laptop and does whatever you tell it:

When you’re looking at something like this you need to consider what your time is worth.
If you could get 2 hours of work done in 5 minutes, what else would you do instead?

You free up your time to promote your site or music elsewhere! Simple as that.

You can download a free version of the myspace friend adder robot from this link.

If you only have 1 myspace account you only need the cheapest option if you do decide to buy the full version.

Take a look. I recommend it if you spend time adding people on MySpace and want to speed things up.

It’s like taking a rocket launcher to a knife fight…

– Lewis

I think it’s the longest running friend adder, which is good, and they are also one of the fastest to come out with updates when things change on myspace.

If I was going to download only 1 myspace adder, I would download Friend Blaster Pro!

Friend Blaster Pro is most likely the software your favorite band is using to send out friend requests, bulletins and messages and comments.

Using this myspace adder is easy:

1. You install the free demo
2. You Add your myspace account
3. You Gather IDs, based on other user’s profiles, groups, or keywords, etc
4. You  use the Friend Requester feature to add them one by one
5. You go and out to Subway and buy your lunch
6. Come back later and be impressed by all the friend requests!

GATHERING IDS

Gathering ID’s is just a fancy name for Finding People To Add.

- You go to a group or someone’s profile
- You click to See All Friends or See All Group Members
- You click Gather
- FriendBlaster goes through collects the links for thousands of users
- This is how you can legally ‘steal’ other band’s friends lists…

You can gather ID’s from “groups, forums, friend lists, classifieds or any other area of MySpace”. It’s about finding just the right people to add.

ADDING FRIENDS

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Adding friends from the list of Gathered ID’s is simple. You set your Daily Maximum, define your Filter Options, and press Send.

Friend Blaster will go at your list of chosen friends one by one, sending friend requests and your Auto Message, all on its own. Occasionally you’ll have to enter a CAPTCHA code, usually when above 50 friend requests, but this is the same with any friend adder as myspace has blocked all methods for getting around this.

Daily Maximum? It is commonly recommended that you don’t exceed 400 ‘actions’ in one day. An action could be a friend request, a comment on someone’s profile, etc. This is because myspace has limits to stop people adding like a bajillion people. This is sensible, but it isn’t reason to stop.

I would limit friend requests to about 150 a day, which is 4200 a month! 50,000+ in one year…

Filter Options? You can further refine your friend requests by using the filter options. This is what the filter options screen looks like: