Quote from: mangodebango on May 10, 2018, 04:16:51 AM

I've been using the BountyFollowers service on several Twitter accounts for a few months now. I don't mind checking in every 6 hours and adding 10 new followers each time. For better feeds (and less spam) I also mute pretty much the majority of followers that I add through this service.

Although lately I find it's been playing up. On one account a few weeks ago, the add new followers page kept suggesting the same 10 twitter users, even though I had already added them. I thought maybe it was an issue with my cookies or my cache and cleared/refreshed both, but it was only on one account. Logging in to a different account and doing the add new followers worked fine.

Now, just today, I find that Twitter has suspended the Bounty Followers twitter account (inactive since late last year) and that you can't add new followers nor reconnect / login and authorize Bounty Followers to access your Twitter account. When I attempt to join with Twitter to link BountyFollowers to my account, I get the following message:

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Whoa there!

The request token for this page is invalid. It may have already been used, or expired because it is too old. Please go back to the site or application that sent you here and try again; it was probably just a mistake.

It looks like Twitter have found out about it and stopped the service.

Hopefully the developers will create a new one and reintroduce it. This was apparently only a beta version.

Embarrassed

Twitter is often updates the terns and condition for the applications and the API limits. The game is getting tougher, but it is always better to do it like usual human than relying some applications that only meant for more followers.