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People posting threads like this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/serious-question.992007/#post-10621871 "PLEASE BE REAL..." o_O *edit: Hhaha! Looks like someone posted this already.

I spend around $1,000 a month through storm proxies, and can confirm that roughly 20% of requests are 504. Likely it's a mix of the routing mechanism with incoming requests on their end and general ISP pipes. To say it's not there is completely false. However, the question is whether it's an...

bro...it's a joke. It literally generates graphical monkey's ;)

I'm in an executive position in the ad industry, so here is some insight: - unless you are targeting direct deals, your demand (ad's) are generated programmatically through an exchange (auction). - assuming your site or content has not been blocked by advertisers, the cpm's on the demand have to...

As long as the leads are legitimate and turn into actual conversions (sales), then yes you should be fine. However, I would read the TOS of the affiliate to make sure that you are not violating their terms. Some networks don't allow certain sources (ie email, chat, social..etc).

You haven't told us enough information to give you a suggestion. If you are using it for ads, it won't work. You need residential proxies, mouse movements, move hover over ads, engagement, as well as cookie history. If you want it for alexa, you will need one with an alexa toolbar in the...

You can also check out builtwith.com, sometimes they have the contact info of the site owner (through scrapes). Unlikely, but it's worth a shot.

See who they are hosting with. If it's a major hosting provider (godaddy, hostgator, 1&1...etc) then they are required to place contact information on their site (at very least a contact form). If they don't, then just send over an email to the host provider and the site will get shut down...

It's called google ;)

It looks like massive keyword ranking. 193 keyword. 35 are on the first page.

- fiverup.com - gigbucks.com - zeerk.com - seoclerks.com - roundshelf.com - dollar3.com - tenrr.com - fourerr.com - peopleperhour.com - upwork.com - microworkers.com - konker.io ...the list goes on an on.

Wait...so you are complaining that a service no longer gives you free trials so they are "bastards"? You do realize that it does cost money to run correct? Pay for it or don't, but don't complain that you "deserve" to use their service while it's costing them money to run it. You are not...

How do I upgrade once I have an account? There doesn't seem to be a way...

signed up!

Deff. use Python. It was built by google for the purposes of quick processing with low CPU requirements. Python was basically built for math (algorithms) and data collection (scraping). With Python you can then run multi-threaded workers ;) For the guy that said Node.js/Javascript...bro...you...

Domain's are worth whatever people are willing to pay for them. However, ThatHelp doesn't really say much about your product. TheHelp, YourHelp, MyHelp, GetHelp...etc would be much more beneficial. That-Help just isn't proper english based on what you are wanting to use it for.

Yes, but you have to be smart. you have to scrub your emails, verify your emails, and then when you are ready to send you have to ease into it. You cannot send 50k emails at once. You have to ramp up your IP address by sending low quantities at first and then gradually larger in order to gain...

You can't just shut down a site or take the members data, regardless of any contract that you may have with the site owner. Until a court judge decides that the contract is valid and that it is now your "property", the contract is just a piece of scrap paper. Be smart, go through the legal...

Bottom line: if you want cheap proxies they are going to be dependable. You have to think about server cost and about bandwidth - both of which are not free. Even if you did get 1k proxies for $1.50 a piece, they more than likely not going to have the bandwidth you would require. I do have...

I can do easily 100k a day + email list verification. All of my IP's are in good standing for high-volume mailing. We can verify roughly 1 million emails a day.