Multi-threaded XMPP Project

If you have experience with XMPP protocol please read.... I have 500+ logins to [login to view URL] which uses XMPP protocol. (Sample Login: 9512666344 Pass: thanks11). If you take a look at [login to view URL] you will see that the service already has support for many chat clients such as Jabber, Pidgin...etc. I would suggest you download a client such as Pidgin, configure it according to [login to view URL] (Username: 9512666344 Password: thanks11 Server: [login to view URL] Resrouce: Pidgin) and test it out. To send an SMS to say 3105496586 you would use 3105496586@sms (basically add the @sms to the end of the phone #). Of course we wouldn't use Pidgin for this program, its just a demo so you see how it works. What I'm trying to do is to have a application that runs on my windows desktop, while multi-threading and using proxies it logs into each account, sends a max of xxx sms per day, then logs out and moves onto the next account. I would supply accounts such as login:pass in a text file, one login per line. Application should have the following options/features... Options: > Input txt file with phone #'s (Remember bot needs to add @sms to each # while sending) > # of Threads > Content to send with spintax support such as {hi|hello|howdy|hey there} > Input file of accounts to use > Max # of sms per account per login > Max # of sms per account per day > Seed to _______ Every ____ sms sent > Pause ___ seconds for every ___ sms sent Stats: > SMS Sent > SMS Pending > Average Sent per Minute Other features: > Auto-Save in event of app crash & restart won't lose progress in sending status. > Ability to pause sending, modify content and resume. > Output bad logins into [login to view URL] > Debug logs > Each thread uses unique HTTP/HTTPS proxy. > #R3# in content box the app inserts 3 random digits into sms content. I work with freelancers that take the time to write me a bid. Look at my feedback history I am a frequent employer here. Show me that you took the time to understand what I am trying to accomplish here and how you plan on doing it ...etc. Don't just say "I can do it"