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"clicking for charities" Martin's article from 18/12/04
This is an useful note for those who are interested in free clicking on web sites such as www.thenonprofits.com . ...as Martin mentioned before in his article (from 18/12/04). Most of the time (please note that many charities allow you to click more than just once, byt do not mention if all the additional clicks count) you are able to contribute (click) only once per day, as the server on the other end of the line can monitor that. Some sites even point out to you that you have already clicked on that day.
But where is a will there is a way!!! Those who are fond of charity clicking and do not mind a bit of playing with their Windows, can set up another user account in their system and use that as another "clicking base". As the server thinks your are another person using the same PC it allows your clicks to go through.
There is nothing to stop you openning as many user accounts as you like and clicking for Britain, so lets give the charities what they "deserve".
But where is a will there is a way!!! Those who are fond of charity clicking and do not mind a bit of playing with their Windows, can set up another user account in their system and use that as another "clicking base". As the server thinks your are another person using the same PC it allows your clicks to go through.
There is nothing to stop you openning as many user accounts as you like and clicking for Britain, so lets give the charities what they "deserve".
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