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    Google search is getting to be borderline useless...

    This. It's getting better and better for average searches, it's the niche searches that are proving to be more troublesome. But in defence of the algorithm - there's a ton more content to filter through and assess aswell. Coding queries serve Stackoverflow and Serverfault, Medical queries...
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    My new links are being crawled by Google Webmaster tools but no movement in serp!

    Not necessarily. Google has added them to it's index, but that doesn't mean they've been processed. It can take weeks for significant change to happen. Important factors are: - The age of your domain - The quantity of links - The quality of your links + content - The 'starting' link profile...
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    Does blogger track my ip ?

    If I understand correctly you want to know if they track you, as a user, when you go from blog to blog posting articles? To answer your question; yes - they will track your IP. If not on their application layer, then most definitely in the Nginx/Apache access logs. What's the problem you're...
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    Adverts Appearing on My Wordpress Site

    I'd have to agree with blogzandstuff. In my experience a true 'hack' doesn't reveal itself so obviously as your server is a precious commodity to them - they wouldn't want their presence to be known! I had my VPS hacked once and only found out after the IP surfaced on some e-mail spam blacklist...
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    Rotating proxies

    Ow, and to add to that: the benefit is that you never have to change the proxy lists in your software / application. I don't know about you but I missed those windows way too often leading to errors in the application. With a rotating proxy the dedicated IP that's behind port 10001 can be...
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    Rotating proxies

    No in this case (unless I'm mistaken), Wilsonn requests an auto-rotating proxy. This is an IP with a portrange from, let's say 1 to 100. You pipe these into your software like you normally would:username:password:ip:portuser:pass:1.1.1.1:10000Then the server reads the port and forwards you to an...
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    Complete Anonymity

    It seems like what you're looking for is a dedicated server with a desktop distribution. Not too sure what you mean with 'it's own room' - as in, a completely separate room? Because then it might just be cheaper renting an office somewhere and throwing a rack in there, pay someone to vacuum once...
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    Rotating proxies

    Hi Wilsonn, I might be able to help you out there :) We run a big PBN which means a lot of IPs and very little bandwidth usage :P Been a BHW lurker for well over 4 years now but never created an account before. Time to give a little back to the community. If you want I can send you 50...
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    Multiple IP Adresses from same Desktop/Laptop

    Shared proxies are your best bet in terms of cost/effectiveness. You can get 10 of them for well under a tenner. Providing you won't need them for the obvious stuff like Google, Craigslist etc. where other users might interfere with your usage. Think captchas, blocks, throttling etc :)
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