That is not a scrapebox limitation ... its an SE limit...
Has anybody had any problems with proxy bandwidth? And also, does anybody know approximately how many times you can scrape from Google before it blocks your IP? I'm going to be doing some huge blasts soon and not sure if 10 private proxies will be enough.
Thanks, that clears it up. I just didn't know whether to buy 1 private proxy or 10, but I guess 1 will do.![]()
I have been doing the same thing Greg talks about and using a mixture of free and paid proxies.
I am using PB shared proxies service and it's been great so far.
Get's the job done.![]()
I was also considering the shared proxies at PB, since they would be a lot more cost effective for me - but I've heard some talk about bandwidth and assumed 10gb wouldn't be enough? I have no experience with proxies and bandwidth, so I might be making silly assumptions.![]()
I was also considering the shared proxies at PB, since they would be a lot more cost effective for me - but I've heard some talk about bandwidth and assumed 10gb wouldn't be enough? I have no experience with proxies and bandwidth, so I might be making silly assumptions.![]()
That's one of the reasons I went with their shared proxies. I wanted a lot of IP addresses at a decent cost point. Their control panel is real straightforward and from what I can tell is updated in real-time - you can always log in and see how much of your monthly quota you've used.
You can also add more bandwidth if you run out. I've used a couple supplementary sources to PB, but I'm really happy with their service - both what they offer, and their responsiveness when I've had questions.
Yes exactly the same thing that was happening to someone from here yesterday but during commenting. He was using no proxies, had fast internet and it turned out his router started dropping connections from the scrapebox.exe process and after a few thousand comments it would slow to a crawl before stopping.
I even switched his license to another machine to rule out software, same story again. He reset his router and was instantly doing about 6 comments per second again at only 50 threads.
So try that, there's numerous things on your machine that can effect the functioning of ScrapeBox. There's certainly nothing in the ScrapeBox code that tells it to stop or slow down after a certain amount of URL's, so if you hit such a problem try eliminating things to work out the cause.