Overview

The EmailBison team provides executables for uploading Microsoft accounts to EmailBison on Windows, macOS, and Linux .

The latest version of the tool can be downloaded here:

Windows

The executable for Windows

macOS

The binary for macOS

Linux

The binary for Linux

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Using the tool

In the zip file you downloaded, you will find instructions on using the tool in how_to_use.txt.

Alternatively, you can watch a walkthrough of using the tool in action:

Advanced Usage

The walkthrough above is enough for most use-cases.

However, the bulk uploader tool can be fine-tuned to specific needs with flags.

Flags are arguments you pass in the command line, you can watch the following video for a quickstart.

Flags available

These are the flags available. You can use the flag --help to see these flags in your terminal.

Flag	Type	Description	Default	Example
non-interactive	boolean	Disable all prompts and inputs. Still outputs info to the terminal. --csv-file flag required with this flag	false	--non-interactive
browsers	integer	How many browsers to spawn concurrently	6, min: 1, max: 16	--browsers 4
no-headless	boolean	spawns visible browsers. Use --browsers 1 with this flag	false	--no-headless
timeout	integer	How long, in seconds, before treating the email as a fail and moving on. Useful to change on very slow connections	75, min: 30, max: 180	--timeout 180
tag	string	What to tag this batch of emails (will create tag if it doesn’t exist)	""	--tag "batch 1"
skip-connected-accounts	boolean	If account exists on EmailBison, and is in a “connected” state, skip it.	false	--skip-connected-accounts
config-file	string	Use a custom config file, you can also provide the path if in another directory	”config.txt”	--config-file "../configs/workspace4.txt"
csv-file	string	A path to the csv file to use, to skip the file picker prompt.	""	--csv-file "../files/accounts.csv"
throttle	boolean	Use recommended throttling to avoid issues of the script signing in to accounts too fast	false	--throttle
driver	string	The technology that controls the browsers. Either “rod” or “chromedp"	"rod”	--driver chromedp
force-bison-v1	boolean	Force the script to use EmailBison v1 mode.	false	--force-bison-v1
force-bison-v2	boolean	Force the script to use EmailBison v2 mode.	false	--force-bison-v2

Issues

Common Issues When Launching

The default settings on operating systems could prevent the program from being launched.

Open the dropdown for the issue you are facing to see steps on resolving the issue.

'bulk_uploader' not opened OR cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer

This is a common macOS issue depending on how your mac is set up.

To fix this, follow these short steps from Apple

'bulk_uploader' is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Bin

This is a common issue with macOS GateKeeper quarantining files downloaded from unknown sources.

To fix this, enter the following in your terminal:

xattr -c path/to/emailbison_bulk_uploader

Where path/to/emailbison_bulk_uploader is the path to the EmailBison tool.

Windows protected your PC

This is a common issue due to default settings on Micsorosft SmartScreen.

To fix this, click on More info -> Run anyway.

Search for app in the Store?

Microsoft blocks .exe files downloaded from the internet

To fix this, right click the program, click on properties, towards the end, there’s a Security: label with an Unblock checkbox, check it and press OK.

Common Issues While Using the Script

Issues you may come across after launching the script can be split into 2 categories:

1. Set-up Issues (i.e. the script didn’t make it to the email sign-in stage)
2. Email Sign-in Issues (i.e. most emails failed to upload)

Set-up Issues

Most set-up issues are self-reporting and the issue will be shown in your terminal.

Common issues include:

• Not having config.txt in the same place as the program.
• Not populating config.txt.
• Providing the wrong URL or wrong credentials in config.txt.
• Your CSV headers are not “name, email, password”.

Email Sign-in Issues

It is unlikely that the emails are failing to upload due to the script itself.

To confirm where the underlying issue is, you should try signing into one of the emails from your CSV manually and confirm that the emails are configured correctly.