GSA Website Contact Assistance

[moonfang19]

I use GSA Website Contact to send out messages via the website's contact form. I'm able to successfully send more than 100,000 messages daily but I only get 10 - 15 responses and majority of which are just auto replies. My client claims that he receives 30% response rate when they do manual sending. Is that possible? Anything I'm doing wrong? I receive confirmation from GSA that the messages are successfully sent. I use 10,000 IPv6 Residential Proxies. I send out messages on wordpress and wix blog sites. Anything I'm missing? Any assistance on this is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much in advance

 

[nohupt]

sounds like you're not actually sending out 100k messages.

 

[moonfang19]

sounds like you're not actually sending out 100k messages.

What do you mean sir? My GSA dashboard says 151K messages has been successfully sent out. Anything I'm missing?

 

[Steptoe]

I use 10,000 IPv6 Residential Proxies

Remember, using ipv6 proxies you will only be able to access websites that are dual-stacked (have both an ipv4 and ipv6 address) or are ipv6 only. This is still a relatively small number.

 

[moonfang19]

Remember, using ipv6 proxies you will only be able to access websites that are dual-stacked (have both an ipv4 and ipv6 address) or are ipv6 only. This is still a relatively small number.

I only use my proxies for Captcha Solving (Xevil), should I use it too on GSA? I think its doing fine since it safely finds and fills the form. But I might be wrong

 

[Steptoe]

I only use my proxies for Captcha Solving (Xevil), should I use it too on GSA? I think its doing fine since it safely finds and fills the form. But I might be wrong

Ah ok you use those ipv6 to solve captchas, not in GSA. I take it you use a separate set of ipv4 proxies in WC itself? Depending on their quality they may be getting banned.
GSA WC will mark any submission that doesn't give an error message as a success, but it has no way of knowing if the mail was actually sent or not. There are all sorts of reasons why mails won't get sent - proxy issue, message content, email address used in message, number of links in message, hidden captchas/honeypots etc

 

[moonfang19]

Ah ok you use those ipv6 to solve captchas, not in GSA. I take it you use a separate set of ipv4 proxies in WC itself? Depending on their quality they may be getting banned.
GSA WC will mark any submission that doesn't give an error message as a success, but it has no way of knowing if the mail was actually sent or not. There are all sorts of reasons why mails won't get sent - proxy issue, message content, email address used in message, number of links in message, hidden captchas/honeypots etc

Oh! I didnt know that. Such a HUGE help. So, to remove the possibility of the proxy being the issue, I should use IPv4 Proxies on WC. Then checking the "Use Proxies for Checking" Checkbox on the settings right? Thank you soooo much sir.

 

[ZHOGOGA]

Bro Where did you get free IPv4 proxies ?

 

[nohupt]

What do you mean sir? My GSA dashboard says 151K messages has been successfully sent out. Anything I'm missing?

GSA WC will mark any submission that doesn't give an error message as a success, but it has no way of knowing if the mail was actually sent or not. There are all sorts of reasons why mails won't get sent - proxy issue, message content, email address used in message, number of links in message, hidden captchas/honeypots etc

false positives are the worst part of automation tools

 

[phil stewart]

When you're using apps like GSA website contact that do the posting without a browser if the site has any basic protection like cloudflare for example, the app won't be able to send the message and record a false positive because it's not trained to deal with those. Manually submitting the forms will yield better results because the sites will assume you're human and let your message through. Another trick is to code your own automatic contact form submitter but use a headless browser. It's clunky and slow and can crash your computer but it does seem to get through more.

 

[TheDom]

These days you need to be using paid proxies for GSA website contact. What you have to realize is, that there’s no way to truly determine what the real success rate is as many spam filtering systems for Contact Forms will simply accept the submission to the contact form, but file it right into a spam folder. Using paid proxies will deliver far higher success rate, because when you scrape, free proxies, most frequently, they are already blacklisted, and as a result, spam filtering systems, like clean talk, will simply allow you to fill out the form, but the user will never see the end result. It gets filed into the spam system.

I think I cover this pretty in depth in this video, but if not, and one of my other GSA website, contact videos.