WordPress Comments...Akismet...how to avoid getting place in Spam???
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xrumerdude
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- Sep 6, 2010
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If your using scrapebox just make sure you are rotating email address's along with names. Doing it that way I haven't had any issues and I've been using scrapebox for a few months now.
flann
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is there a big difference from using public proxies versus private proxies?
Thank you for the response and advice!!
HUGE. in my projects it is much better. you need a aff link to signup? :roll:
yes...that would be great!
One last question if anyone can answer. So I'm getting some comments submitted successfully onto the blogs using WordPress but it's been difficult to get the comment published.
Im guessing my comment is being put in the spam folder and the admin never notices or my comments seem too much like spam. I tried to make it as real as possible. Any advice blackhat guys?
One last question if anyone can answer. So I'm getting some comments submitted successfully onto the blogs using WordPress but it's been difficult to get the comment published.
Im guessing my comment is being put in the spam folder and the admin never notices or my comments seem too much like spam. I tried to make it as real as possible. Any advice blackhat guys?
what is your success rate using the private proxies on SB??
Technician
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yea same ques..any answers ?
bertbaby
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Here is my post to an earlier Askimet thread today about SB ccmments :
Interesting, I went to Askimet to do some digging, you know what do I do if my comment gets falsely tagged as spam?
I went visiting some of their corporate services/offerings and saw a link regarding their RBL services. That caught my eye and sure enough the link went directly to SpamTEQ, a Spamhaus Datafeed Service. So does Askimet as part of their secret sauce uses the Spamhaus RBL list which driven by SBL (spammers) & XBL (botnet) addresses? If so my guess is that some of the shared proxies and their IP addresses no doubt got you caught by the Spamhaus SBL.
Other members agreed that Askimet uses Spamhaus hence the need for good private proxies particularly is what you are doing is spammy.
Interesting, I went to Askimet to do some digging, you know what do I do if my comment gets falsely tagged as spam?
I went visiting some of their corporate services/offerings and saw a link regarding their RBL services. That caught my eye and sure enough the link went directly to SpamTEQ, a Spamhaus Datafeed Service. So does Askimet as part of their secret sauce uses the Spamhaus RBL list which driven by SBL (spammers) & XBL (botnet) addresses? If so my guess is that some of the shared proxies and their IP addresses no doubt got you caught by the Spamhaus SBL.
Other members agreed that Askimet uses Spamhaus hence the need for good private proxies particularly is what you are doing is spammy.
I have had URL's get placed into the spam box using scrapebox so I have been doing 301's internally and hiding my links. I of course rotate Names and email's... but do well with hiding things internally.
Also as far as private proxies go I am working on increasing the volume I use but so far I see an increase in approval.... But I still tend to harvest shared because of the amount of commenting I am doing.
Also as far as private proxies go I am working on increasing the volume I use but so far I see an increase in approval.... But I still tend to harvest shared because of the amount of commenting I am doing.
I had my URL banned after maybe 20K comments. I rotated names and emails, but used the same link. When doing it manually I could see Akismet was catching them. If I changed the URL to a different site I'd be fine.
I use public proxies (100+) for all scraping and private (10) for all posting, if that matters.
A quick email to them and a day later and I'm open again. But I'll only start posting to a smaller list of high PR blogs direct and then spam my feeder links.
I use public proxies (100+) for all scraping and private (10) for all posting, if that matters.
A quick email to them and a day later and I'm open again. But I'll only start posting to a smaller list of high PR blogs direct and then spam my feeder links.