Recent content by seo-madness

public class SearchResult { public string url; public string title; public string content; public FindingEngine engine; public enum FindingEngine { google, bing, google_and_bing }; public SearchResult(string url, string title, string content, FindingEngine...

This is NOT true. All sites can NOT be affected by a blacklist motion. 99% of the time the warning comes from Google, Yahoo or Bing. To remove this warning scan then server for malware, bad scripts and what not, the go to each engine and request a review of your site.

Tamperdata is pretty nice. Charles Web Proxy is also a great tool.

IPN for Plimus will work by just accepting their IPN call and you reading the POST variables made to your IPN handler. Unlike Paypal, there is no need to return any values. Plimus does not provide an "Oder Validate" feature over IPN. So any url variables within the IPN is game. Secure? Not at...

You may login ok, but without the use of a cookie container your next request for the site will also require authentication. Follow Chris22's advice with the cookie container. Also, some secure sites require a valid "user-agent" within the header. Try adding this as well.

Use the Google API for searching. If you want more control you'll have to alter "user-agent" in the header of each request. Rotating proxies is a good idea to.

If you need to ask that many questions, you need to give it up. Buy a C# For Dummies or hire someone to do it. I'll do it and provide the code within an hour for about $50.