I will appreciate it if you can help, when i scrape comments on scrapebox. I cant find where it automatically saves the comments to. I checked in the main scrapebox folder, i still can't find it. How can i know where it saves it. This is what it gives me after scraping comment"Comments_grabbed_20130423_03145.txt
Just ordered a copy, waiting for acc getting activated.. I used different email than my paypal email, hope they process it fast![]()
just email scrapebox support
http://www.scrapebox.com/contact-us
Hi, i have received email that my scrapebox license has been transferred to my new vps, but still showing 'no valid license' when i tried to use, contact support but no reply. Please reply back to me. thanks
support gets hundreds of emails a day - be patient
Already waiting for 8 days
I tried emailing Support. They seem to have not read my email, and sent me the generic "watch these videos" response.
It's frustrating that a server modification makes me unable to use the product. At this point the only proof I have is a post I made four years ago, where I stated I had purchased Scrapebox and would recommend it.
Hi, i have received email that my scrapebox license has been transferred to my new vps, but still showing 'no valid license' when i tried to use, contact support but no reply. Please reply back to me. thanks
They can look up your TID for you, it just takes longer then it does for you to look it up. I realize its frustrating for you not be able to readily use your software, but the server modifications were made to make the software better and more usable. So you benefit in the end. You also have to realize its frustrating for support as well, because you purchased the license, and its your responsibility to keep your license details, not theirs. Personally I think they should charge $10 every time they have to waste time looking up someones license details because that person was irresponsible and didn't save them and have a backup plan in place for their important files. Not flaming you, just stating facts. Time they spend looking up license details is time wasted that could be spent on development. Thus we all lose from loss of additional features that can't happen due to time restraints. Just saying my 2 cents.
Still life happens and they will look it up and they don't currently charge. But they are going to send the license details to your license email. If you also deleted that, then you are going to have to purchase a new license. If you still have that then email them back and they can email the TID to that email addy and then you will be all set.
Probably should write it down in a safe spot this time.![]()
WOW I FOUND IT!
WOOOOOOO!
November 2009. Wowza that was a long time ago.
Thank you for the help!
I was thinking about scraping high PR URLs in any niche so I could comment manually on them. I would just put in my name and my link to my homepage in the website field.
If I was to do this do you think it would be a good idea to help me get PR eventually?
Sweet!
Also by the way, if you have deleted that old email address, but you have your TID and that old email. You can email support and they can update your license to a current email addy that you have so that you will be all good.
On the license server, the move not only helped improve scrapebox, but also it shot down some issues, essentially forcing users to upgrade to the latest version.
That said, perhaps Im misunderstanding your issue and all you need to do is to install the latest version. If thats the case just downlaod it and install it and it will attach to your existing license as they didn't actually make your license invalid, just old versions of scrapebox connect to a non existent licensing server.
You can download scrapebox from here:
http://www.scrapebox.com/payment-received
Either way you would want to run the latest version.
Well unless they are ******** then they are not going to pass PR juice. So nofollow links can help you rank in the search results, but they are not going to help your site gain PR. So you would just want to focus on ******** sites and yes, long term it would add to your PR.
If I had to email Microsoft support every time they made an alteration imagine the inconvenience. I appreciate that Scrapebox moved servers, but how does a fudge up on their part translate into me needing to repurchase a lifetime license for a software?
I would be happy to pay $10 to regain access. I bought the software in the early stages and supported the software when it was most vulnerable. And through errors on both sides, I now have to purchase a second copy. Scrapebox wins and I lose.