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Adbux Auto Clicker Tutorial Thread (2007)

laptops drops a free Adbux auto-clicker with a demo video (and a not-so-subtle referral link) — thread erupts into thanks, jokes about his taste in background music, and one guy accusing him of theft

A member named laptops shared a free Adbux auto-clicker tool in the Random Tuts subforum back in September 2007, asking people to use his referral link if they signed up. The thread got a steady stream of one-line 'thanks' replies typical of the era's tutorial threads, plus some ribbing over the music in his accompanying video and a heated one-off accusation from Captin_55 claiming laptops 'stole' their stuff. By the end, someone was asking for the download to be re-hosted, suggesting the original link had already died — a fittingly ephemeral end for an early web money-making gimmick.

YEP, here it is, enjoy, and please use my referal if your going to sign up, thanks— laptops

Dude, shit music, but good, could of had your own voice.— sammo

Bitch fuck you you stole my fucking shit!— Captin_55

How to Bot in Most MMORPGs (with the classic 'unhide' spam and a virus scare)

A 2007 tutorial thread where half the replies are just 'unhide' and one guy suspects the download is a virus.

A member named Seaking posted a tutorial in the Random Tuts subforum claiming to explain how to bot in most MMORPGs, while listing several popular games (Last Chaos, Trickster Online, WoW, Diablo2, Maplestory) where the method supposedly wouldn't work. The thread devolved into the classic tutorial-forum pattern of dozens of members replying with 'unhide', 'thanks', or one-word acknowledgments just to reveal hidden content. Near the end, one user, lordofrum, raised an alarm that the shared program might be a virus, a common and telling risk of downloading tools from these old cheat/tutorial threads.

I think the program is a virus!!!!— lordofrum

I Like botting. lol.— Superzxoz

unhide, thanks— banak

The 'Real Way' to Get Money Easy and Fast

Ten pages deep, a member swore he made $30 in an hour — the thread that kept fkn0wned dreaming of easy cash.

This was a long-running Random Tuts thread on Fkn0wned.Com where a member claimed to have found a quick money-making method, kicking off ten pages of replies from curious and skeptical users. By the tail end shown here, the thread had mostly devolved into short one-line reactions and low-effort posts from newer members rather than substantive discussion. It's a snapshot of the classic 'get rich quick' tutorial thread that every mid-2000s forum had in its Off-Topic section.

got $30 in the first hour..

lets see— akkii6

Cool— SuperRare

Free Xbox Live Codes... in Exchange for Referral Spam

One member's 'free Xbox Live codes' hustle got called out as spam before it even got going.

A member named joseph504 pitched a classic 2007-era referral scheme, offering 48-hour Xbox Live Gold trial codes to anyone who signed up for survey/ad sites under his referral ID and sent proof. Another member, UserID_7588, immediately flagged it as the kind of advertising-for-other-sites move that gets accounts banned or warned, recalling a past ban of their own for similar behavior. A third poster, l3m0nz, jumped in anyway with their own competing referral pitch for a 'free iPod Touch' site, mockingly one-upping the original offer. The thread is a tiny, dated snapshot of the mid-2000s CPA/referral-marketing spam that circulated through gaming forums.

stoopid nub, gonna get warned if not banned— UserID_7588

haha 1 48hrs code ! lmao— l3m0nz