I have the premium plugin article scraper and I saw it was updated today but where can I see the changelog to see what was added or updated?
there is no change log for the plugins or addons, only the core of scrapebox. You can mail support
http://www.scrapebox.com/contact-us
and choose licensing (yeah I know seems like tech support would be a better choice, but they are actually the ones who would know in this case).
Its probably a fix or just basic updates though.
Hi, I made a mistake in the licence transfer, as I had reboot restore set on my pc. When the licence was transfered, the pc had already restored and the licence became invalid. I asked tech support to reissue the licence the very next day, and all i get is automated email replies and asking for payment of 10 dollars. I realise I made the mistake, but couldn't tech support just bend this time and reissue the licence as a gesture of goodwill?
Ive never done that, but I mean a transfer is a transfer. My point simply being they manually transfer licenses, which takes time. So you may have messed up, but just because you messed up shouldn't mean they have to take extra time to transfer it again. Thats why they charge the $10.
The good news is its only $10 and you are up and running. That or you can wait till Feb 1 and you get another free transfer.
I mean if they bend for you, then they have to bend for the next guy and then the next and pretty soon they are "bending" for everyone and there is no point to have a policy in the first place.
google index check not work
please fix
Make sure you are updated to the latest version. Its working for me, however the index checking uses the info: operator. It seems that google has, as of late, cracked down on banning ips that use the info: operator - at a faster rate. So you just need to use a larger delay with the index checker and/or more proxies that are not blocked for it. If you see "error" in the index checker it means the ip is dead or banned.
So if you know your proxies are not functionally dead, then they are banned when you see error. There are retries built in so it will retry with other proxies before returning "error". That just means all proxies used during that index check were banned.
You can build a custom test for the info: operator to test your proxies against. But basically the index checker is not broken, but as google adjusts so must we.