6000 per ip?

HaxTuTorial · Jul 6, 2013

Correct me if i'm wrong but from what i've heard if you got good proxies each can do 1000(searches per day with google) & 5000(searches per day with yahoo)is that true? Also presumingly bing would have the same limits as yahoo, since yahoo's search results are powered by bing?

Moosey · Jul 6, 2013

Didn't know it was that high, those are private obviously, right?

Valefor · Jul 6, 2013

as far as I know it depends on proxy provider if they have bandwitch limit , and if you reach 1000 searches on google , google will ask you to do captcha

nitinsy · Jul 6, 2013

I have been querying Google with my custom bot at one request per 5 secs without any problem. That works out to 17280 per day. My IP has not been blocked yet.

It should be possible to do the same with proxies also. Bing is much more relaxed. You can get atleast 2-3 times of that.

Edit: It takes 3 secs for my bot to process results. So that is one request per 8 sec - about ~10K per day

Moosey · Jul 6, 2013

nitinsy said:
I have been querying Google with my custom bot at one request per 5 secs without any problem. That works out to 17280 per day. My IP has not been blocked yet.

It should be possible to do the same with proxies also. Bing is much more relaxed. You can get atleast 2-3 times of that.

Edit: It takes 3 secs for my bot to process results. So that is one request per 8 sec - about ~10K per day

That's very impressive.

HaxTuTorial · Jul 6, 2013

Moosey said:
Didn't know it was that high, those are private obviously, right?

Yea, its probably that high with public as well but since at any given moment public ones have been/are already been used to query yahoo/google/bing many times by the time you use it you probably only got like 50 queries left before they ban you, if the proxy isn't already banned.

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