ScrapeBox or what tool to scrape emails?

SellOnlineee said:

Can you put a link to the post/youtube video where you saw the video guide

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trustedfire9 said:

https://www.youtube.com/user/looplinescrapebox

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arsen99 said:

I degree with arc323. You need good quality proxies.
We prepare special offer for scraping (fresh, virgin proxies). They works only with google, yahoo and yandex.
I recommend you this program too. A lot of our customers are using him.

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arc323 said:

You need a VPS because you'll be running scrapers for hours and hours on end. It takes time to scrape. If you use Atomic Email Scraper it can only support up to 50 threads or something like that. Scrapebox can handle hundreds of threads as long as you have the proxies.

Use Scrapebox for scraping emails. Atomic is OK but I use Scrapebox because it's faster.

Here's what you need:

Scrapebox: $67
Proxies: $1 per private proxy from Instant Proxies
VPS: $34.99 for Solid SEO VPS
Email Verify Software: ~$60

You can use Amazon SES to send up to 60,000 emails per month for free. You need an email client (like Atomic Email Studio) that will manage your sending. Atomic costs $114 right now because it's on sale.

Or you can just use Send In Blue, Mailjet, or others to send until they shut you down (which they will if you're running a scraped list). I used Send in Blue and Mailjet until I had my process down and then upgraded to Atomic Email Studio. Atomic is much more advanced and not good for n00bs.

Another option is Email Octopus. Very few features but works with Amazon SES. $35 for 100k contacts I think. I did the free trial with them but went with Atomic instead.

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arc323 said:

I suppose you could use your spare computer. I actually do this too. I have a spare Windows computer that I turned into a remote desktop server.

My only caution would be that many ISPs block port 25 and you need port 25 to verify email addresses with certain programs. Otherwise just make sure you're using proxies and you should be good to go.

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arc323 said:

I suppose you could use your spare computer. I actually do this too. I have a spare Windows computer that I turned into a remote desktop server.

My only caution would be that many ISPs block port 25 and you need port 25 to verify email addresses with certain programs. Otherwise, just make sure you're using proxies and you should be good to go.

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Darth Superhalk said:

GSA Email Spider and Email Verifier are also options of you are on a budget long term work. SB is the best option though.

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thesyndicate said:

Will Scrapebox deliver?

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