Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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softtouch2009
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"Failed, too quick" means that you commented multiple times to the same blog/domain in such a short time that the blog refuses to accept the comment.
which means scrapebox should increase its commenting time automatically
also You have to add this feature
check unchecked page ranks or export unchecked page ranks.
I am able to change ip but google blocks after i checked 3.5k url. so i am changing ip but since there is no such feature i am having hard time.
softtouch2009
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Works for me, but just try site:domain.com, without http://
TheMatrix
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Yeah I tried both ways and don't get any results, weird
What proxies do you use?
Mokodoki
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I'm still getting a 404 error with Yahoo. Any ideas?
It's instantaneous most times but sometimes I'll get a brief result (maybe 100 results) and then it 404s. Still no firewall, no changes since I've been using it for over the past year. Just doesn't work.
It's instantaneous most times but sometimes I'll get a brief result (maybe 100 results) and then it 404s. Still no firewall, no changes since I've been using it for over the past year. Just doesn't work.
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I use private proxies and also tried many times without proxies (changed IP each time so no ban issue).
Anyone else having issues scraping with "site:" operator with yah0o?
crystalmedia
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I had a hard drive crash and they wont validate the transfer of my liocense its been a couple weeks now. I had been using scrapebox since January from the same pc, i dont see what the big deal is?
softtouch2009
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I'm still getting a 404 error with Yahoo. Any ideas?
It's instantaneous most times but sometimes I'll get a brief result (maybe 100 results) and then it 404s. Still no firewall, no changes since I've been using it for over the past year. Just doesn't work.
Use the multi threaded harvester
Mokodoki
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That doesn't make any difference at all. I was just using the single threaded harvester because it records the error messages easier. Multi-threaded of course still 404s.
softtouch2009
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I tried your keyword cat, and it works for me fine.
Could it be that your FW is blocking it? The harvest url for yahoo has changed, maybe it triggered your fw?
Mokodoki
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Okaaaay. After editing this post a ton and coming back with different issues and trying new forms of troubleshooting... is it possible SB support failed to update where the single-threaded harvester connects to? I wasn't getting any results with the multi-threaded harvester, so I automatically assumed it was tied in with the 404, but after some packet sniffing, it's actually a standard 999 error. Without multithreading enabled, SB is attemtping to connect to "98.137.223.105" which always returns 404, but with it, it connects to "74.6.238.254" which appears to function normally.
In any case... it seems Yahoo has changed the number of hits it will take before 999ing? Thanks for the help.
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softtouch2009
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There will be another update today (99% sure), with an updated single threaded yahoo harvester. If not today, surely tomorrow.
Yes it seems to be the case.
I used to run Yahoo harvester for hours without proxies. That is impossible now as you get 999 very soon.
After the update yesterday I tried to harvest from Yahoo using 10 paid YPP proxies and soon enough also got 999 error which means 10 proxies are not enough.
Now I am using ~150 public proxies, and that seems to work fine.
Cheers!
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