Having trouble with GSA SER

TheMan99

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everything is fine, although nothing gets verified, list is for serverifiedlists and only about 100 out of 10000 submitting will get verified. Proxies are from proxyscrape.net which are usually pretty good


Anyone know what the issue could be? I'm assuming the list is garbage as I have heard people with the same issue using servierfiedlists although didn't know for sure.
 
Are your proxies public? If so time to change that. How do you know they are usually good if you are asking why you have high submitted and low verified?

How are you solving captcha?
 
Are your proxies public? If so time to change that. How do you know they are usually good if you are asking why you have high submitted and low verified?

How are you solving captcha?
Yeah, I used them before and they worked great with a high verified with SeRocket, captcha being solved with gsa cap breaker although I own Xevil but it can be a lot on system so I like running just cap breaker
 
Yeah, I used them before and they worked great with a high verified with SeRocket, captcha being solved with gsa cap breaker although I own Xevil but it can be a lot on system so I like running just cap breaker
I don’t know when “before” was but I would imagine that was 2016? Because that’s the last time SE rocket wasn’t a total scam.

GSA CB is trash. I haven’t used that since probably 2018. Xevil is what I use as 1st captcha solver and a service behind it that can solve cloudflare turnstile.

Get some dedicated private proxies for SER. Set proxy timeout to 90 seconds.

Get some proxies for Xevil from reproxy.network. Use xevil.

Run the amount of threads that are appropriate for your server so that SER and xevil can work without an issue.

Understand that SER is on its last leg since it does not use a browser. Cloudflare and other web application firewalls can detect SER immediately and block it.

The instructions I gave you are your best bet.
 
I don’t know when “before” was but I would imagine that was 2016? Because that’s the last time SE rocket wasn’t a total scam.

GSA CB is trash. I haven’t used that since probably 2018. Xevil is what I use as 1st captcha solver and a service behind it that can solve cloudflare turnstile.

Get some dedicated private proxies for SER. Set proxy timeout to 90 seconds.

Get some proxies for Xevil from reproxy.network. Use xevil.

Run the amount of threads that are appropriate for your server so that SER and xevil can work without an issue.

Understand that SER is on its last leg since it does not use a browser. Cloudflare and other web application firewalls can detect SER immediately and block it.

The instructions I gave you are your best bet.
Ok, What links list do you use.
 
Low verify rate usually means the list is dying or poorly maintained—if your proxies and emails are solid, 1% verification screams “burnt targets,” so swap in a fresher list and split-test engines to see what’s actually still alive.
 
Low verify rate usually means the list is dying or poorly maintained—if your proxies and emails are solid, 1% verification screams “burnt targets,” so swap in a fresher list and split-test engines to see what’s actually still alive.
Stop with the ai shit. It is clear you have no experience here. There’s no such thing as burnt targets when you have high submits. If the targets were burnt there would be no submits. You’re just spewing garbage across the internet.
 
It's most likely the list rather than your setup - GSA SER won't verify much if the targets are already dead, heavily spammed or not compatible anymore. Even good proxies can't fix low-quality or outdated site lists. Try running with a fresh, recently scraped list or test a small batch from another provider to confirm whether the issue is the targets themselves.
 
Dealing with GSA SER verification issues is common, and you're likely hitting a wall due to list quality and proxy type.
Even "good" public proxies like those from Proxyscrape.net often struggle due to high shared usage, quickly getting blocked by modern spam filters and CAPTCHAs. While the verified list quality is suspect, a low verification rate (1%) suggests either a proxy failure or your target platforms require better human emulation. You need to upgrade to private, dedicated proxies or better yet, use a specialized CAPTCHA-solving service combined with high-quality, pre-scraped lists to see meaningful results.
 
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