I guess that is it, We just built a spammer using python and it barely took 5 minutes. SPAM filters will take this feedback and over a period of time will start.

Okay, so we added a simple countdown for our convenience, So, an email with a really skewed ratio of Image/Text can start getting. So … import pyautogui import time msg = input('Enter the message: ') n = input('How many times ? : ') print('t minus') count = 5 while(count != 0): print(count) time.sleep(1) count -= 1 print('Fire in the hole!!!') for i in range(0,int(n)): pyautogui.typewrite(msg + ' ') You know what 🤔, it would be nice if it actually shows how many seconds are left before it starts. Time.sleep(5) will pause the program for 5 seconds before the spam attack starts. import pyautogui import time msg = input('Enter the message: ') n = input('How many times ?: ') time.sleep(5) for i in range(0,int(n)): pyautogui.typewrite(msg + ' ') So lets stop the program for 5 seconds after the input is taken so that we can place the cursor at its right place. Just one thing, this will start typing the message as soon as we put the number and press enter, but ideally we need some time to position the cursor at the right place before the messages start flooding in. Phone numbers that you manually block appear under Blocked Contacts. If you determine that a number is from a spam caller, you can block the number manually on your device. Incoming calls are never sent to third-party developers. import pyautogui msg = input('Enter the message: ') n = input('How many times ?: ') for i in range(0,int(n)): pyautogui.typewrite(msg + ' ') If the app determines that a phone number is spam, it may choose to block the phone call automatically. We will ask the user for the message to send, and the number of times it needs to be sent. We will be using the pyautogui.typewrite(string) function, this will type the string passed in at the current cursor position. To install it, just open your terminal and do pip install pyautogui Legitimate SMS marketing messages are often sent from a 6-digit short code (like 711711), a 10-digit toll-free number (ex: 84) or a local text enabled business phone. The PyAutoGUI library provides a lot of functionality to execute key strokes via python. So what we are really trying to build here is a script that automatically executes a lot of key strokes.

Text spammer between a certain time