nix - im replying because you called me out.
actually my theory was proved exact , yes you created a port scanner which claims
to scan 4 million proxys a day, even looking at the stats of your own site which shows
how many live proxies your nps tool gets by the day your active amount of working
proxies regardless of if you scan 10 million shows i was indeed correct. and the 5k
rule still applied as you have 3.5k listed proxies . [ correct me but i think you was wrong ]
13 million proxies scanned in 24 hrs to have 3.5k live proxies... so there we have it
the 5k rule still applys no matter how many proxies you scan for
1 final thing nix - your site says 1.7k google passed proxies
but as scrapebox is down and has been offline 2 days
your test isnt against the scrapebox checker - yes we no its
flawed , but your not testing for green passed proxies in scrapebox
like i have always done and still averaged 3k a day. your test is
against a custom script which isnt the same as a green pass list
that comes out of scrapebox its self.
and another thing - in 1 day if you test as you page shows 13 million
to keep 1.7k google passed which is strange considering scrapebox
is offline. ive never tested over 20k port scanned proxies to get 2k
google passed, aprox 2k level3 - 1500 level 2 - and 500+ level 1
so all those extra millions scanned are a waste of time and doing
nothing for you.