Hi, i have problem with license transferring, i use a vps with preloaded tools before this but they doesnt have scrapebox, so i have transferring my license to the vps, but my license got deactivated after a day. I have sent mail to scrapebox support and they state i am not allowing to transfer my license to the vps for reason that the vps sharing sb license between multiple user before this( i dont know that!).
So now im gonna transferring my license to other vps, can i do that without paying the 10$ fee for transferring second time in a month? I have sent email regarding this to scrapebox support, but doesnt get any reply.
Make sure you give them at least 24 hours to reply, they are pretty busy. support [at} scrapebox.com
but they are the only ones that can answer this question for you.
Sorry if I've missed this on a previous page, is there any information about the new keyword scraper anywhere
What info are you looking for? The only recent change in the keyword scraper is that there are levels now. So you can say set level 2 and then it will scrape the first round of keywords from your keywords. Then it will turn around and shove those new keywords back into the keyword scraper and scrape from them. You can go up to 4 levels deep doing this.
As i said i have 2 vps. On one i use this proxy server software however on other one i don't use proxies at all and I'm noticing the same 403 error a lot on both servers. Just wondering what could be the problem because it can't be that when posting for the first time my IP is blocked and the second time it submits the trackback successfully.
By the was what is the dns gain when using proxies from different server that you're talking about?
Have you tried kicking your VPS? Maybe send a power surge over the line and show it whos boss?
JK
All things being "equal" it doesn't make sense. So there is something in the way between scrapebox and the end website thats causing the issue. Meaning scrapebox hands the request to load the page to send your link- scrapebox hands this to windows, who hands it to tcp who then negotiates the transfer (more or less). Any anti virus/firewall security program like sandboxie etc.. could hook the scrapebox process and interfere causing the 403.
It could be hardware on your vps providers network etc... Its hard to say exactly, but I would say to start with any security related programs on your pc and add allow rules in them. Its not "likely" that its in your providers network, but I noted multiple people experienced issues with one particular provider that used to be popular for scrapebox, before they up and pulled the plug. The provider was really quite a horrible provider anyway, horrible support, slower then a turtle etc... Anyway, they were popular though back a year ago and their network would randomly just block access to the scrapebox auth servers for days at a time for random people and block various things for no good reason. Anyway, its not "likley" but its possible.
As for DNS gain, thats a lengthy discussion. The short and summarized answer is that when you load a domain.com it hits a DNS server who translates that to an IP address, then it kicks the IP back to you and the pc/server uses that IP to resolve or load the end page.
You don't usually notice DNS on your pc when browsing, but speed of DNS servers can vary greatly. The physical distance to a DNS server also plays a role in how long it takes. When you take small slow downs from a DNS server and multiple that times hundreds of thousands of connections over a couple days that scrapebox might do - it can add up to a LOT of time.
Meaning if you add 1 second resolve time to each request, thats an extra total minute to process a request for every 60 connections. For every 3600 connections its an extra hour to get the job done. Load in a 500K list to post to and that can rack up some serious extra time just from slow DNS.
When you use your providers DNS, it can only go so fast, and/or is throttled for you. When you use proxies from various providers/servers your request is handed to that proxy and you already have the proxies IP address. So you can actually get 300 simultaneous connections resolved faster by spreading your requests over your proxy providers DNS. So even if you only increase load time by 1/4th of a second then you could still save 15 minutes of actual processing time for every 3600 connections you do. (more or less).
Thats the theory, its hard to really nail it down, technically, but at the end of the day I can tell you I can power thru more connections faster by using proxies then by not. -assuming Im using solid, fast private proxies-
Point-to-Note
There is a built in name generator and email generator in the program.
Now I feel like a boob. Already liking Scrapebox though.
We all do stuff like this mate, its just part of learning. Keep with it and you can win.
