Private Proxies not passing google?

[Studyhard123]

Hey guys, I bought private 5 proxies 2 weeks ago (which I've used for harvesting URL's on scrapebox), and bought 10 private proxies today.

But now that I check them with GSA SER, it says that most of them did not pass google.

Yet on scrapebox it says only 2 are not working, the rest past google.

Can anyone please help me out on this? Am I not understanding this properly? They're new proxies. Thanks.

 

[Gyuman82]

Assuming you actually have working proxies (ie didnt get them from some shady provider) this is likely a timeout setting issue.

Increase your timeout setting under your proxy configuration and you'll see that the proxies are indeed good, but probably just a bit slow.

 

[Studyhard123]

Assuming you actually have working proxies (ie didnt get them from some shady provider) this is likely a timeout setting issue.

Increase your timeout setting under your proxy configuration and you'll see that the proxies are indeed good, but probably just a bit slow.

I bought them from BuyProxies. I also increased the timeout to 60 seconds, and now some proxies appear working, and some appear not working.

Are they blocked by google? On Scrapebox it says they're completely fine, that's why I'm confused.

 

[satyr85]

Private proxies are not good for scraping google. These days google bans proxies very fast so after little scrape all your proxies will be banned. Only way to go are public proxies (you need shitload of them).

 

[Studyhard123]

Private proxies are not good for scraping google. These days google bans proxies very fast so after little scrape all your proxies will be banned. Only way to go are public proxies (you need shitload of them).

Do you suggest private proxies for creating backlinks, and public proxies for scraping?

 

[satyr85]

Do you suggest private proxies for creating backlinks, and public proxies for scraping?

Exactly You can use private proxies for scraping but you will need alot of them and it would cost big $$. If you want to scrape alot go for gscraper, scrape lists and than import to gsa. Gscraper is fastest google scraper on market but because of speed gscraper burn proxies very fast so you need shitload of them.

 

[grax1]

I also have this problem, SER keeps saying me that plenty of proxies are dead, once I loaded a fresh package of private proxies from good provider and checked them before running any campaign and you know what - some of them were already dead ! It's something wrong with SER, because this didn't look like this before

 

[kvmcable]

No need for a conspiracy; set up a browser with the proxy and try to search on Google. You'll know real fast if they're Google blocked or not.

As another mentioned earlier, Google bans quick these days or introduces the captcha with just a handful of rapid searches from any IP. One software might be seeing the captcha and saying the IP isn't blocked while the other recognizes the captcha as blocked. The browser will tell you exactly what is going on.

One last caveat, put an IP into a Google softblock very many times and Google will perm block the IP. For proxy providers that reissue IPs this is a real problem. A member might get some proxy IPs perm banned by Google and keep switching them out, perm banning a shitload of IPs before a proxy provider notices. Always check new proxies for Google bans as soon as they're issued.

 

[kajzersoze]

Support from buyproxies told me that Google got very strict on blocking searches with advanced search operators like site: yourdomain.com etc.
Solution for now is to increase proxy timeout with these you will also continue to get dead proxies very much less...

 

[zx123]

I think that your proxies are not so "private"

 

[rutix]

if you are getting 404, it doesnt mean that the proxy not working. But if you think that google is getting your real ip, the best way to check it, is to search on google: "whats my ip" . it should display display something like this: "Your public IP address is ... "

 

[Studyhard123]

No need for a conspiracy; set up a browser with the proxy and try to search on Google. You'll know real fast if they're Google blocked or not.

As another mentioned earlier, Google bans quick these days or introduces the captcha with just a handful of rapid searches from any IP. One software might be seeing the captcha and saying the IP isn't blocked while the other recognizes the captcha as blocked. The browser will tell you exactly what is going on.

One last caveat, put an IP into a Google softblock very many times and Google will perm block the IP. For proxy providers that reissue IPs this is a real problem. A member might get some proxy IPs perm banned by Google and keep switching them out, perm banning a shitload of IPs before a proxy provider notices. Always check new proxies for Google bans as soon as they're issued.

I checked all my proxies, 4 were not functioning, and 1 was stuck at google captcha, I fixed this one, and I requested 4 new proxies. I'm going to ignore what GSA/Scrapebox say and stick to verifying by hand.

I think that your proxies are not so "private"

They must be, BuyProxies is vouched everywhere, I doubt they'd do that.

 

[satyr85]

Support from buyproxies told me that Google got very strict on blocking searches with advanced search operators like site: yourdomain.com etc.
Solution for now is to increase proxy timeout with these you will also continue to get dead proxies very much less...

Its not solution bcause google ban proxies when you use operators in fly. No matter what timeout you will give to proxy google will ban it. Only solution is public proxies (scraping with operators will be also slow) or footprints without operators.

 

[kajzersoze]

Depends for what you need scrape results, for GSA for example it is not so effective, for emails scraping it's ok, i'm scraping with oper. with 30PP and i can scrape suma sumarum 2-3 days 600.000 footprints lines of all kind with SB until they all become dead, not waiting to be all of them dead..

Just sharin my experience Rgds!