Using Whois to gather email in bulk
- Thread starter Mike1025
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Yes it is feasible i used to do it. But now it is pointless. Too many companies spam this way.
Mike1025
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Do you still have the program to gather the whois data?
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It wasnt a program it was a subscription service, i paid $99 per month.
Mike1025
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Whats the name?
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I used a variety.
There are different services you can use, depends what you want to use the info for.
If you can explain i can point you in the right direction, but as outlined earlier your entering an over saturated market.
For example there are services that you can download all the whois data from every new website registered within the last 24 hours.
Others you can target by industry.
Depends what your looking for.
There are different services you can use, depends what you want to use the info for.
If you can explain i can point you in the right direction, but as outlined earlier your entering an over saturated market.
For example there are services that you can download all the whois data from every new website registered within the last 24 hours.
Others you can target by industry.
Depends what your looking for.
Mike1025
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If i feed it a list of URLS, i want the email addresses of the webmaster/writer
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Sure but what is you want to sell them. You see most whois data is junk, either is private or the person who registered it is the web developer not the decision maker.
Mike1025
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Oh i see. Well heres the thing, i usually hire a guy to comb through blog posts and find the bloggers email. Is there a program that can just find the email addresses on the page its given?
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Sorry i still am not quite sure what your looking for. You want the email address of bloggers?
Paranoid Android
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Do NOT do it. Most people have privacy enabled, and if you hit a privacy mailbox you're going to get reported to spamhaus, killing your IPs and your money site domain. I'm an expert, take my word for it.
As for the rejections, you can alwasy run your script on a linux server through multiple IPs if required, and ue the whois command on linux. I used to do it with a shell script before I got hit hard.
As for the rejections, you can alwasy run your script on a linux server through multiple IPs if required, and ue the whois command on linux. I used to do it with a shell script before I got hit hard.
Mike1025
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Yep. To get links for SEO.
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I think you might be best contacting @jamie3000 on here.
He has a variety of software.
This might be the best
https://www.supagrowth.com/contact-form-poster
He offers a 7 day trial and then it is just a few dollars per month.
He has a variety of software.
This might be the best
https://www.supagrowth.com/contact-form-poster
He offers a 7 day trial and then it is just a few dollars per month.
DunDidIt2X
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This tool can scrape whois: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/boost-your-traffic-sales-seo-with-paigham-bot-the-ultimate-contact-form-submitter.627638/
W9go
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the translation is not really good enough ..... maybe it's in English but if you translate from English to another language it makes often no sense and looks like spam.
i use it and rewrite the text .. that's a very fast way to get unique articles which don't take much more than 15 minutes.
i use it and rewrite the text .. that's a very fast way to get unique articles which don't take much more than 15 minutes.
Mike1025
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I looked into his software and it seems pretty basic, unable to handle hurdles. But i found that scrapebox offers the same service so i'm trying that out now, thank you!