I am a newbie to all of this so please bear with me. I did search the forum extensively before asking this too. I have figured out that there is a 1mil url limit. However, I am not sure if there is anyway to export over 1million URL's to a txt file so I can manually separate them into smaller lists?
No. If you are harvesting more then 1mil urls it auto divides them into 1 mill files.
hey sweetfunny I wanted to order scrapebox but I got problem with Paypal when I tried to order it and it simply doesn't allows me to order it because of their retarded glitchy system. Can you maybe give me your Paypal email where I can send that $57 directly so I don't have to use that Buynow button?
You should contact support directly:
http://www.scrapebox.com/contact-us
Hi Sweetfunny.
I dont have paypal where I am.
Please let me know how can I pay for SB from my credit card?
Thanks a ton
When you click on the buy button there is an option at the Paypal page to pay via credit card. I don't believe you have to sign up for Paypal, but paypal is the one processing the credit card payment. All on accessed via the same buy link in the very first post of this thread.
hi, i have a scrapebox and i'm happy for this powerfull software.
i try to reconfigure scrapebox.ini file to post faster, but i have a little problem:
when i post with default setings (50 connections) rate of succesfull post is higher than in modify to 500, 1000 or 2000 connections. What i can do to improve succesfull posts on hi speed posting? in try on same list, more times, some results. on more connection. less succesfull post.
Its not going to work better. Its a matter of several things that can cause a bottle neck. If your system resources are not being maxed out, then it is likely your DNS/ISP. Just because you have a fast internet connection does not mean it will work.
Your physical distance from major inet hubs plays a part. If you are in the UK for instance and you are trying to post to a page that is hosted in the California US then you have thousands of miles for that data to travel. When you run 500 connections your inet connection/timeout doesn't allow enough time for that connection to load the page before moving on, thus a failure. Even 500 connections could max out a 24Mbit connection.
Your DNS also plays a part, as well as how far away you are from it. For instance my home server, speed tests out faster then my Dedicated server in a data center. (download speeds anyway). But I am physically located almost 100 miles from my DNS servers, so that ads time, plus as a home user I am sure they don't expect to allocate as much power on the DNS side of life when it comes to speed.
To that end my dedi server in a data center is probably only a few hundred feet from the DNS. On a slower connection it can effectively dance circles around my home server.
If you are wanting to hit 500 connections you need to be running on a dedicated server in a data center that is centrally located physically in relation to the hosts of the pages you are trying to post on. So if you are hitting all sites in french. Then its likely those sites would be hosted on hosting providers in France. So a dedicated server in central France would be best.
VS if your hitting blogs from niches that are likely hosted in the UK or US or wherever, then you would want a server there. (for OPTIMAL performance).
Alternatively of course you could simply turn the connections down and just be patient. (because its obviously not going to work with higher connections on your current setup anyway...

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I bought Scrapebox recently and get the following message when trying to access it
If you go to help and then test server connection all all six rectangles green? If your seeing red there or just grey then you have something in your OS/Router that is preventing sbox from connecting to its authentication servers. That or you just tried to hammer the server with auth connections and wound up with a temporary ban (somewhat hard to do, and only lasts 20 mins).
If you can't figure it out you would need to contact support directly. Look at my above reply for the link.