Originally posted by orange
I have to agree with scraps. The companies don't care if you use roboform. it is only a program to make your form filling faster. With the contest
Roboform is not cheating. It's a time saver. that's all it is.
Now as for roboform - if used properly, it makes entering so much simpler and quicker.
When you load a page for a contest - if it's a daily, then when you save put "daily" or 'd" at the begging of your save words, then end date, then other info - for example
"daily 02-04 tv upc42434"
or whatever. if it's a site you need to type in a capcha code or its flash etc, then type GOTO in your save.
Roboform saves time. and can really save time if you really know how to use the program.
I got roboform pro about 6 years ago. I had the free version before that. It is worth ever penny. You only pay a one -time cost for the pro version and updates are free for life.
free is ok, but has limited saves.
Again - it is NOT CHEATING to use roboform.
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Thanks for clearing that up. I purchased Roboform a few years ago and was wondering if I should stop using it. I agree, it was worth paying for and although I haven't had as many wins as some, I've had a few nice ones like the trip to the Juno Awards in Calgary a couple of years ago (and I did use Roboform for that one!) 2 big screen TVs, $2500 in gas certificates, PS3, XBox, concert tickets, and a lot of other things.
Anyway, I won a small prize in the POM/Bon Matin contest and it arrived today - a set of tortilla warmers (8"and 10"). Inside the box I found the declaration and release form which I'm supposed to fill out and have witnessed. What happens if I don't answer their skill testing question correctly? Will someone come to the door asking for the tortilla warmers back?
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