Scrapebox Proxies Don't pass Google test?

If you use scrapebox with private proxies your need around a hundred for a good run .
Looking at around $70+ monthly if lucky , but remeber they get ban quick , so you need to make sure your proxy provider
Rotates proxies on the fly so ban and scrapes are fantastic .

You have to run scrapebox on a vps and make sure your proxies are from that coubtry to get maximum speed ...

Public proxies are useless

Iqbal khan said:

i am new to scrap box i bought scrap box and private proxies from instant proxies my problem is those proxies keep failing test on scrap box saying 403 forbidden and when i try to harvest from scrap box public proxies notihng come up as passed on google can some one please able to help me regards

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This is an old thread, but since you dug up its grave..

403 is a forbidden error that is being kicked back by your proxies, or something hijacking the request along teh way. But most likley the proxies.

So if they are ip authenticated get with your provider and sort out how to authorize your ip.

If they are user name and password proxies then just make sure they are in the correct format of

iport:usernameassword

if you don't know ask your provider what type of proxies you have.

Google has increased the security over their search engine so many folds, that whenever it detects automated queries sent to their search engine, they will instantly ban the IP. First will be the soft-ban, where you can still recover by solving the captcha. Hard ban will be a total ban to the IP instead. Having an extremely large pool of IP would definitely by-pass the IP ban by Google.

Proxies keep failing despite being private. SO annoying

Deadpebble said:

Proxies keep failing despite being private. SO annoying

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Happens. They are only servers, maybe over sold, or just under high load etc...