clyde
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The customer asked me before he purchased.
The software only calls home for license verification, we don't store any of your keywords etc.
@everybody else, thanks for the purchases!
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The customer asked me before he purchased.
The software only calls home for license verification, we don't store any of your keywords etc.
@everybody else, thanks for the purchases!
clyde
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Hi,
The CPC will be in the currency your Adwords account is in. If you want it in USD you'll need to use an Adwords account in USD.
Let me know if you have other questions.
@everybody else, thanks for all the new orders!
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Same problem here. And this problem already occured yesterday according to a_z_0_9s post? Sorry, but this is quite unacceptable and needs quick fixing.
13385
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Funny thing is : if you fill in a bogus email adress it gives you a 'no such licence' meaning there is some kind of calling home going on I presume? So must be some kind of small glitch. Earlier it would recognize my email and show me that I had 2 unclaimed licences but when I tried to activate one it would fail.
clyde
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Just bought this software, getting an error when trying to validate my first machine :
"server error"
help ?
Yep, exactly the same happened to me. I can also replicate the "no such licence" message. Seems like a glitch and i hope it will be fixed quickly
Hey guys,
Sorry about the inconvenience. There are two different errors:
1. Server Error
2. The Server is Very Busy
The first one is due to you having proxy activated in IE, or an antivirus/spyware program blocking UNF from accessing our license server.
The second error is due to us running out of accounts for the EMD checker, we're working on this and will have a fix in 48h or less.
I will make another post once the second error is fixed, deeply sorry about this.
Have a good day!
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Review :
After the small initial problems were solved I was able to get my hands dirty with ultimate niche finder. I must say : its a simple but fantastic tool. I love the bulk domain checker!
A feature that would be really cool is some kind of scheduling mode. Maybe you could import a .txt with keywords. UNF would then expand them + also expand the keywords they generate. Then you could also set it to do domain/competition check on autopilot. Would be nice waking up in the morning and having 30 or so save files waiting to be opened
All in all very good piece of software!
After the small initial problems were solved I was able to get my hands dirty with ultimate niche finder. I must say : its a simple but fantastic tool. I love the bulk domain checker!
A feature that would be really cool is some kind of scheduling mode. Maybe you could import a .txt with keywords. UNF would then expand them + also expand the keywords they generate. Then you could also set it to do domain/competition check on autopilot. Would be nice waking up in the morning and having 30 or so save files waiting to be opened
All in all very good piece of software!
clyde
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This error has been fixed!
Review :
After the small initial problems were solved I was able to get my hands dirty with ultimate niche finder. I must say : its a simple but fantastic tool. I love the bulk domain checker!
A feature that would be really cool is some kind of scheduling mode. Maybe you could import a .txt with keywords. UNF would then expand them + also expand the keywords they generate. Then you could also set it to do domain/competition check on autopilot. Would be nice waking up in the morning and having 30 or so save files waiting to be opened
All in all very good piece of software!
Thank you!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Private proxies work best, we recommend Proxy51.com at the moment.
Replied to your email and solved your problem.
If you're running into some false positives (domains being reported available that actually are not available) it's probably due to how we check domain availability.
We use zone files to check domain availability. This is important to note for a couple reasons.
1) Zone files are updated once a day so a domain that was registered say 2 hours ago won't be in the zone file until tomorrow.
2) If a domain does not have a name server attached to it, then it will be reported as available even if it is already registered. The vast majority of registered domains automatically have a name server attached to them (as an example, when you register a domain with GoDaddy they automatically set the domain to their name servers and display a parked page with ads until you update with your own server information). This will occur with a very small number of domains.
We use zone files because you can check a large number of domains very quickly. And because we recheck domain availability every time you perform a search we are often checking 2000-3000 domains each time.
Hope that answers your questions.
@everybody else, thanks for the new orders!
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