AYCD OneClick Guide

AYCD OneClick, a part of AYCD Toolbox, is a tool used to generate activity on google accounts to make them seem more “human” and, in turn, generate one clicks. It is the most popular software used for generating activity and is, in my opinion, the best. This tool uses a suite of techniques to generate human-like activity on your gmail account: looking at news, searching, shopping, searching images, and watching youtube. In my experience, it can take anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks to get one clicks on an unwarmed email and as fast as 1 to 2 days with a pre-farmed gmail. While older accounts may seem more appealing, many older accounts have very limited activity on them or could even be obtained through illegal means, causing the google accounts to be flagged.

You can purchase the whole AYCD Toolbox for a discounted price of $23 a month through our partnership with AYCD and see more features of the Toolbox in #AYCD-partnership. You can purchase by DMing the bot !buyaycd and following the instructions. If you have any problems with this, feel free to DM me.

Gmails and Proxies

Gmails and proxies are a huge determinant to getting OC and trusted accounts. Bad emails can poison proxies and lists, causing Gmails to get flagged and lose trust. Alternatively, bad proxies can also have adverse effects on Gmails; farming on bad proxies can lead to your Gmails losing trust and also getting flagged. After going through a couple providers, I have found Flash OneClicks and StickyGmails to both be trustworthy providers. These providers do not obtain their Gmails through illegal means and have been successful for me when put into Supreme, Shopify, and YeezySupply. Choosing between warmed and unwarmed depends on your individual needs. If you are picking up Gmails week of a drop, you are going to want to get warmed. Whereas if you want to save a couple dollars, you can get unwarmed and generate activity on them yourself. I usually get warmed Gmails, as they are more likely to get their own one clicks over time and they are easier to get one clicks on new networks faster.

I cannot express buying good Gmails enough as it can really make or break you these days, especially on YeezySupply and Shopify. Alternatively, you can create your own Gmails on your home computers. However, do not make more than 1 or 2 per IP as making a lot could not only get your Gmails flagged, but also your IP. If you are going to make your own Gmails, use proxies every time you make a new one to stay safe. For your personal Gmails (the ones you use daily for emails, Youtube, etc.), I would recommend going into your security settings by navigating to “manage your google account” then hitting “Security”

Here, you can add ways to verify, I recommend putting in a phone and email. You can also review activity and confirm those were you and add 2 step verification. Do not use one phone or email for more than 1-2 accounts as it could get all your accounts flagged.

For Captcha Proxies I don’t really have any good suggestions. Most of the providers have mixed reviews, some people have great success with them while others with the same provider’s proxies don’t even work. If you do find a good provider that has been doing well in captchas please let us know (there could be some :loyalty: as a reward). You can use some DCs, however, some providers block google harvesting.

Best Practices

Running AYCD 24/7 is the best practice when using OneClick, it has a set schedule that generates activity, takes breaks, sleeps overnight, and starts up in the morning. You can try changing the schedule a bit to see what works best for you, however, I found the AYCD schedule works the best. The normal schedule runs activity for a random amount of time between 20 and 60 minutes, then takes a break from anywhere between 5 and 8 hours. I have seen some providers decrease the break time, leading to more activity per day. This could most certainly work, but could eventually lead to google flagging your account for robotic behavior.

You should be testing your Gmails every 2-3 days with V2 captcha. Solving a captcha is the most human activity you can do and apply to Gmails. Testing for V3 shows your trust score with google ranging from .1 to .9. Generally you want them to be at least .7 to use on YeezySupply, but .9 is obviously better. V3 captchas are known to fluctuate often, as you probably noticed people complaining about .3 Gmails that turn around to .9 the next week, so they are not a good indication of one clicks. I recommend using either V2 Checkbox or V2 invisible.

When it's time for a drop, turn off AYCD either the night before or a couple hours before the drop and watch youtube in those solvers. The browsers AYCD and your bot uses are most likely different and it can raise suspicion when you have two different browsers doing different things. Logging in and putting on Youtube familiarizes your gmail with that browser and shows some activity in that browser. Also try to test V2 captcha for one clicks the night before a drop on weaker accounts, this is an activity that requires human activity and has shown to improve captchas during the drop.

FAQ

• What makes a gmail good?

  • There are a few determinants that make a gmail good. First, the means of creating the gmail accounts. Many providers mass create or hand create gmails on unique proxies, which is what you want to see. Other providers steal gmails, causing them to be flagged. The age of the gmail is also important, generally I look for gmails that are 1-3 years old, but also buy the ones that are 8 years old. Finally, the amount of previous activity. Older gmails tend to be unused for a long time, you can see this in the inbox and browsing history. Good gmails will have a good amount of previous activity, check youtube comments etc. I usually buy gmails one at a time to test them out before going back and purchasing more.

• How can you tell if a captcha proxy is good?

  • There’s no sure fire way to figure out whether or not your proxies are “good” just test some providers and see how quickly they generate one clicks or if they generate at all.

• Is my gmail flagged?

  • Best way to test this is by running test tasks when Bot Protection is up. I usually do this on Kith during their Monday Program. The idea is to run a test task on an instock item with only one captcha solver. If you make it to payment declined, your gmails and proxies are good, however if you have any errors, 429, error submitting, etc. either your gmail or proxy does not pass Bot Protection and you should test other combinations.

• Where do I get Captcha Proxies?

  • I have heard Ashburn Captcha proxies do well, but I have also heard that they don’t work. Try to find a provider that works for you and keep renewing those proxies.

• Which is better: AYCD or Essentials?

  • I'm not answering this. To each their own, but I support AYCD.