Public proxies for scrapebox viable?

Has anybody had success in 2016 using public proxies for scraping URLS with scrapebox? Where do you get the public proxies, by using scrapebox's custom harvester or other tools?

As for private proxies, how many do you recommend for commenting? What safety precautions should I take?

I am noob so thanks for the help. I'll pay it forward someday

Thanks

I never had any joy using sb scraped proxies. Even when I had an sb automation job that scraped them and tested them multiple times they were crap and got banned so quick.

davids355 said:

I never had any joy using sb scraped proxies. Even when I had an sb automation job that scraped them and tested them multiple times they were crap and got banned so quick.

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Yeah, I tried using those and even the few I got that were google passed didn't give me good results >.<

Do you recommend using private proxies for scraping URLS then?

How many privates should I SUB for to be able to use ALL scrapebox services?

You can be looking at a lot of cash mate ,
Best to build somethink up that earns you cash then pay for more as you go.

Just 100 proxies can cost $80 easly monthly that even a joke more like $120/m

I no to use everthink on sb need 250 proxies atleast And a good vpn fast and huge ram ....

Vpn 90/m unlimited 10g speed 32gb ram , 2tb
Then the proxies 250 about $270/m if lucky

That a good setup , very fast above $360/m

It very hard to beat the big boys , that why many just use there services

What engine are you scraping? Google passed public proxies are hard, but don't limit your self there.

Deeperweb and google api are google powered, but have their own IP bans, and often work decent if not quite well with public proxies.

Bing has very lenient bans and works well with public proxies.

As for scraping with private proxies, you can do that, I have a video on it actually

loopline said:

What engine are you scraping? Google passed public proxies are hard, but don't limit your self there.

Deeperweb and google api are google powered, but have their own IP bans, and often work decent if not quite well with public proxies.

Bing has very lenient bans and works well with public proxies.

As for scraping with private proxies, you can do that, I have a video on it actually

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Of course, I'm trying to be a big fish and scrape from Google but I will check bing out
Do you recommend only scraping one engine at a time?

giraffewarrior said:

Of course, I'm trying to be a big fish and scrape from Google but I will check bing out
Do you recommend only scraping one engine at a time?

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No, it makes perfect sense to scrape multiple engines at the same time. Because each engine will have its own bans, and thus you can use the same proxies for multiple engines at once, especially public proxies.

You can scrape bing with public proxies. Just set it to test proxies. Go eat, relax, do whatever stuff you have to do. Come back when it's at 1000 anon proxies

makistoj said:

You can scrape bing with public proxies. Just set it to test proxies. Go eat, relax, do whatever stuff you have to do. Come back when it's at 1000 anon proxies

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So anon-only proxies work for Bing scraping?! Sweet!

Also, I find that I have difficulty actually scraping url results that are actual forums that I can comment on. What settings do you recommend my scraper to be on to find postable URLS?

giraffewarrior said:

So anon-only proxies work for Bing scraping?! Sweet!

Also, I find that I have difficulty actually scraping url results that are actual forums that I can comment on. What settings do you recommend my scraper to be on to find postable URLS?

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I'm not sure. I just have the settings set and I just press scrape. I don't know how to use the software that well

there are plenty public proxies out for none google searches but even mat would agree
the days of hundreds or thousands google passed proxys long gone