Expired Domain Finder (Scapebox)

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It says it's $47 after I purchased Scrapebox. I don't want to pay $50 for this plugin if it's not going to be useful so I would like some feedback from users who've had success with this..

Few questions;

How long does it take to find say *1* good domain for A PBN?

How often do you use this?

Is it worth the $50?
 
I got it and others , it a grate tool but i got the whole lot all the prininum packages for $99 deal.

There other bot and services that do the same but with diffrent features .
 
I got it and others , it a grate tool but i got the whole lot all the prininum packages for $99 deal.

There other bot and services that do the same but with diffrent features .

Can you send me a link to what you bought?
 
If you expect to just enable the plugin, start scraping and immediately find golden nuggets then that won't happen.

Scraping is the easiest part. Everyone can scrape. But analyzing the domains properly and not buying penalized crap is something that has quite a learning curve. Not to mention you will need proxies + majestic/ahrefs subscription to filter the domains out. It's not as easy as it looks.
 
It's pretty easy to use and I like the fact that it's a one time fee. It will take a while until your find some good domains, but it's worth it. Fire it up on your VPS, leave it be for 48 hours and you will find a few good ones.
 
If you expect to just enable the plugin, start scraping and immediately find golden nuggets then that won't happen.

Scraping is the easiest part. Everyone can scrape. But analyzing the domains properly and not buying penalized crap is something that has quite a learning curve. Not to mention you will need proxies + majestic/ahrefs subscription to filter the domains out. It's not as easy as it looks.

Do you got any sort of guide for doing it properly?

It's pretty easy to use and I like the fact that it's a one time fee. It will take a while until your find some good domains, but it's worth it. Fire it up on your VPS, leave it be for 48 hours and you will find a few good ones.

Why do I need a VPS?
 
You should try Domainlord... I have been using it for quite some time and it's pretty amazing!
 
If you are a regular domain scraper it is 100% worth it.

This!

In my opinion, you have to let it searching and evaluate the results every couple of days. If you find a good one, you have got your investment back.
 
Do you got any sort of guide for doing it properly?

Why do I need a VPS?

Why? I use 4 VPSes, 4x DHG, 200 proxies. I go through 2 million domains a month and I am glad to get 100 decent domains out of that. Small scale scraping was fine a few years back. Now you won't find almost anything on that level.

I do have a guide in Jr Vip section.
 
This!

In my opinion, you have to let it searching and evaluate the results every couple of days. If you find a good one, you have got your investment back.

What's an easy way to see if a domain is worth registering?
 
If you are just looking for a few domains for your PBN, it'll be cheaper to just buy them from domain sellers .
 
If you are just looking for a few domains for your PBN, it'll be cheaper to just buy them from domain sellers .

I already bought the package, ur probably right though
 
It is worth it but you need to work smart. Put some good thought into the "seed" sites you use.
 
You would need a VPS for a few reasons - it's on 24/7, it's cheap, your computer is not gonna run 24/7 and use your resources, internet...

You don't NEED, but it would be a good idea. My ISP blocked my internet because I used GSA SER on my PC and it was suspicious for that amount of connections. It's better and safer to use VPS.
 
Scraperbox is best one. It can crawl a website to extract domains, or it can scan a URL list you load to extract domains. The extracted domains are then checked if they are available to register, and if so checks various metrics you can configure like Moz, Alexa, Wayback, DMOZ and social media shares as well as has numerous filters and options.
 
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