How to TresPass MemberShip Sersorship?{Very Easy Trick!!}

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Once Again i Want to Share You that how Can We Trespass MemberShip From A Website Which Proved Member Specific Data To Visitors!!

 One of the Web’s biggest annoyances is being forced to register on an endless number of individual Web sites.

Worse than the constant regurgitation of your email address and a password you may or may not remember later is when a site charges you a fee for a service that should be free. Or worse yet, the site charges you a fee, but still displays advertisements!

When you are in a hurry and just want to view members-only content quickly, try the Be The Bot trick.

Have you ever wondered why Google has record of members-only content, yet when you click the link to this content, you are forced to register? Well, it is because most sites are programmed to allow Google’s bots to crawl all content, registration protected or not. Be the Bot tricks Web sites into seeing you as a Google bot, thus allowing you to view any content you want.

How to use

1) First, find the URL of the site you want to visit. It can be found in the "Address" bar of your internet explorer.

2) Copy the URL to the clipboard, you can do so by holding down Ctrl, and pressing C. Or right click, and select Copy.

3) Paste the URL in "Enter URL" box above. DO so by holding down Ctrl, and pressinv V. Or right click and paste.

3) Click Go, and you're all set.

This trick is super easy. First, point your browser to the content you want to view. For our test, we will use the Washington Post. Once there, right-click the link you want to view without registering and select copy link address.

Now, point your browser to Be the Bot’s Web site. Paste the link address into the box on the right that says Enter URL. You have the option to emulate either a Google or Yahoo bot. If one does not work, try the other. We had the best luck with the Google bot option.

The page you want to view will appear below this box. You can click all links on the page once it loads.

This will work most of the time, but not all of the time. Some sites are not programmed to allow bots complete privileges, but most are. Some advertisements can also take over Be the Bot’s view window. For example, the home page for the Washington Post currently has a Ford ad that displays instead of the homepage on Be the Bot:

 Despite this flaw, Be the Bot is worth a bookmark, if for no other reason than having yet another way around constantly registering just to read one news story or one post on a members-only message board.

Source:online-tech-tips