When I first started playing the Facebook Chatbot, I was excited to use it to its full potential. The ability to talk with people all over the world, while having them instantly sent to your bot account, was the main reason I purchased the Bot. However, after a while I realized that I should stop being so pumped about the Messenger Bot and start using it for other purposes. Instead I've decided to discuss Messenger Bot usage, why it's not as good as I thought it would be, and also explain how to get rid of Messenger Bot accounts.
To start off, I love the Facebook Chatbot. It allows you to chat with people all around the world, and even though the bot is restricted to using one account at a time, you can see who is chatting before you even have the chance to respond. Another great aspect is that all of your chat messages are protected with the highest security encryption to ensure that they remain private.
However, I quickly realized that the Bot isn't everything it's cracked up to be. For one, I constantly had to log in to my various accounts to be able to chat with people on Messenger Bot. Even though I've signed up for an account with a different name, the original Bot still logs my messages. In addition, the original Bot only allows me to chat with people on Facebook and Twitter. This limited me to communicating with people I already knew.
Fortunately, I realized that I could just modify the Bot to be more customizable. I simply made sure that my chat log wasn't restricted to a certain number of people around me. After doing this, I was able to log into my accounts without having to log into Messenger Bot. In addition, I was also able to reply to messages from other users in the future. Because I was still logged into Messenger Bot, it never showed me a message until I refreshed the page.
After doing all of this, I realized that I was actually able to customize a lot more on Messenger Bot than I first thought. Instead of being locked out of interacting with other users on Messenger Bot, I was now able to customize many of the features. For example, I was able to create custom avatars for Messenger Bot, so now I could show my friends what I was up to. It also lets me reply to messages I receive from other bot accounts, so I don't have to re-enter the code every time I send a message.
Now, I want to focus on one of the biggest complaints that I hear about Bot. Since I am always online, I have many incoming messages in my Inbox. I can only reply to messages that come from people I'm interested in. With Messenger Bot, I get multiple messages in my inbox every time. Since I can customize several of the Messenger Bot features, it makes me feel like I'm not even online.
Luckily, I was able to find a Bot solution that allows me to manage my bot account around the clock. I have a dedicated account for my Bot, and it syncs up with my Facebook account. Whenever I log into my Facebook account, Bot responds to any messages and takes care of them for me. I don't even have to be online to use my Bot account!
Overall, I love Messenger Bot. I use it on a regular basis, and I haven't noticed any degradation in performance since the upgrade to version 2. I also really enjoy the ability to track which conversations are important and which aren't. I have had some minor issues with messages not matching with my contact's accounts, but those have been fixed by Messenger Bot's account sync tools. Overall, I'm very happy with Messenger Bot.