just bought a licensed and i try to activate it on my work pc...
it takes around 12 hours to activate it..
can i cancel it? if the activation takes a lot of times..
its better for me to activate it on my private laptop..
and then use it on RDP later..
can u help me with it?
You would want to go here
http://www.scrapebox.com/contact-us
then choose licensing from the drop down.
If you just bought scrapebox then your activation is your activation and you would still have a free transfer for this month. But I don't know where you stand, but they can help.
Hi. can post Blog Commnets with scrapebox? I mean i have my website list and i want to post comments with that websites. Can i do it with scrapebox?
Sure, just use fast poster.
Its safe ? if my site penalized ?
like 0.000001% of what scrapebox is capable of is posting links, it can do so much more. but yes its safe. In 8 years Ive never heard of a site getting penalized. I mean you can float rankings around, but there would be people making 7 figures a year doing negative SEO if it were that easy, they would just bomb the competition and float to the top naturally. Google would penalize the entire internet in a matter of months and obviously they can't have people running around doing that.
So many errors on index checking... Test proxies custom test using info: command -- all check positive. 75% index checking errors. Check proxies again, 100% positive. 75% errors on index checking. A few versions ago the index checking worked great... now it's horrible and I have to re-check like 10+ times to do a full list, even with 100% working, tested proxies. And again... I'm doing a custom test of the info: command and the proxies are passing. Idk what was changed, but it's really frustrating... and I can't roll back to the working version because it was 2-3 versions ago, and SB only saves one previous one.
It works for me, so Im not sure. You could try a different approach.
Use the google competition finder, be sure to use BROAD. Do NOT use exact.
For example try this
info:cars.com
info:dkkelsjhekklldllc.com
info:scrapebox.com
info:kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkeeeee.com
If it returns a 1 its indexed if it returns a ? or 0 then its not indexed. Try the above and you will see what I mean. There may be something I didn't think of, when using this at scale, but it should work. Its essentially the same concept.
However I will say if a site is like xyz.com but redirects to abc.com and you put that in google, "sometimes" google will show content from abc, because it knows its a redirect, but in fact xyz is not technically indexed because it redirects to abc, and abc is indexed.
Well the index checker knows this, but the competition finder would not know this. But that may be irrelevant for your application.