Scraping and Registering expired WEB 2.0 sites

[Berkeli]

Hey folks!

I have been scraping some web 2.0's past couple of days and accumulated about 30 pr3+ expired blogs. Now the problem is blogspot doesn't allow you to register new blogs with the expired domains. and Livejournal asks for 15$ to rename your existing blog. for 15$ I could get a high pr expired domain and hosting

How do you guys go around this? are there any blogging sites that you can register for free and no fuss?

Thanks in advance

 

[strawlink]

Weebly and tumblr allow to register expired/deleted web 2.0 blogs. I used to do Tumblr, It has been saturated now but you can still find some good blogs on tumblr.

 

[misteryou.]

blogspot allow you to register it again but after a certain period (90 days but i am not sure)

 

[Berkeli]

ah i see.. after a bit of research i found out that blogspot needs 6 months to release the subdomain.. but there's no way to know I guess. i found some pr6 and pr5 blogs.. all my dreams are ruined lol

 

[misteryou.]

I think people keep them in a list and check from time to time xD

 

[OnlineIncomeProjects]

What program are you using to scrape them?

 

[Berkeli]

What program are you using to scrape them?

I use scrapebox, just search online plenty of methods, but you will need to twist them

 

[nycdude]

I've been using the Domain Hunter Gatherer app that's sold in the Marketplace Misc. section that's really really good. It can find a lot of expired web 2.0s and check their backlink profiles for you too.

Problem is tho, I can only renew Weebly and Tumblr accounts. All other accounts require some kind of fee or they won't let you reopen the account or URL.

 

[berth]

Can you recommend any tutorial for scraping these Web 2?

 

[watsonovedades]

i tried scraping weebly before but could not make it work, tumblr not worth it inmy opinion ery saturated , make a search on google maybe you can find something updated

 

[thecyphercore]

blogspot still 6 months or 3 months? Doesnt allow to re register