Ninth, our discussion with the staff about our dissatisfaction about the phone contact hasn't solved any of these issues.Īnd that's what I have to say about that. Regardless of all of it, it's still nice to hear her voice. i didn't know" so it feels like we're getting frustrated or imagining her worry and hurt feelings and it's for naught.Įighth, since I was a little annoyed (ok, I was mad) about Sissy's most recent TL and her behaviors, we've only talked to her once and I'm actually kind of glad for the reprieve even though I still feel obligated and neglectful when I don't talk to her when I'm allowed to. Seventh, Sissy never seems to care if we call or not and when we apologize to her for missing other calls because of the phone glitches or outings or time constraints, she just says, "oh. In addition, because Sissy is so easily distracted, we spend most of the 10 minutes repeating ourselves 20 times only to hear Sissy say, "HUH?" or "What?" or "I don't know" in response. Sixth, before placement, Sissy was terrified of the phone so learning to communicate with us by phone has been difficult and that's an understatement. We missed calling her on her birthday because of it! We switched to Saturdays but have had no success with it over the number of missed calls on Sundays.įifth, the RTC changed over their phone lines and there have been many glitches which have made phone calls either problematic or impossible. That's only happened twice and one of those times they dialed our home phone instead of my cell phone (which is listed on her forms as the initial contact number) and we weren't at home to receive the call.įourth, the RTC has done a lot of nighttime outings, especially on Sundays so the kids aren't back until after our call time and then hurried straight to showers and beds without phone calls. Third, the RTC says they'll have Sissy either intiate the call or call us back. Second, the RTC gives the kids their showers between 6-8 therefore many times we've called and Sissy has not been available. So we picked Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Hopefully, if you're a new developer, you will find this repository useful in some way or another.First, the RTC told us we only get three phone calls a week, 10 minutes each between 6-8 pm and we had to pick which three nights we would call.
The goal here is to allow other developers to critique my work and help make it more stable while I learn a thing or two. Would I rather it not break a lot? Of course. There are things I would like to see improved in this program does it break a lot in its current state? Yes. I am also not responsible if your FireRTC account is terminated as a result of this program. I do not condone these behaviors and I am not responsible for what you do with my program.
#IFIRE RTC PHONE SOFTWARE#
Please do not use this software to repeatedly call places of business or an unknowing victim. Program.cs is where all the magic with the automation happens and MainForm.cs is simply the form used to authenticate into FireRTC, set the phone number we want to spam, etc.
#IFIRE RTC PHONE CODE#
The only two files that contain my code are FireRTCSpammer\MainForm.cs and FireRTCSpammer\Program.cs. Using WebDriver, it will then open an instance of Google Chrome, ask the user to hit "Accept" on a dialog box once and start spamming! Navigating the Repository It will then ask for the phone number you would like to spam and what the interval between each call should be. The program will start by asking you, the end user, for your FireRTC ( credentials.
#IFIRE RTC PHONE HOW TO#
Non-Developer Downloadĭownload the program here if you want the latest stable version (release version 0.2): How to Use A simple application that will repeatedly spam a phone number with spoofed phone numbers using FireRTC.
0 kommentar(er)
