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[actnow]

Deleted Domains has protection against scripts.

About two months ago, I was moving very quickly thru a search. And, I was not letting the page to totally load. I did this for a couple minutes.

A page came up telling me that "I wasn't playing fair". And, it told me to go away. And, come back tomorrow. And, the next time I will be banned. Also, it said that I was using illegal services.

Eventhough, I wasn't using any script on Deleted Domains. It assumed I was.

 

[affordablehosting]

Originally posted by actnow
Deleted Domains has protection against scripts.

About two months ago, I was moving very quickly thru a search. And, I was not letting the page to totally load. I did this for a couple minutes.

A page came up telling me that "I wasn't playing fair". And, it told me to go away. And, come back tomorrow. And, the next time I will be banned. Also, it said that I was using illegal services.

Eventhough, I wasn't using any script on Deleted Domains. It assumed I was.

Deleted Domains uses IP logging as well as several other protective features to keep scripts from scanning their site. However, these aren't impossible to work around. Assuming it can be done, is it legal?

 

[Luc]

DR (Domain-Retriever.com) provides free lists for the life of the
product.

I license the lists from Exody (Hold, Expired, Pending, Deleting in
3,etc), and generate my own lists (DropLists.net).

You can download them with a click of a button and import them
into any software you want for whatever scans you want.

DR also has some powerful filter options (including the ability
to filter out using multiple keywords, length, TLD, dashes).

k:

 

[changejobs]

Originally posted by DomainRetriever
DR (Domain-Retriever.com) provides free lists for the life of the
product.

I license the lists from Exody (Hold, Expired, Pending, Deleting in
3,etc), and generate my own lists (DropLists.net).

You can download them with a click of a button and import them
into any software you want for whatever scans you want.

DR also has some powerful filter options (including the ability
to filter out using multiple keywords, length, TLD, dashes).

k:

will u ever come out with a web version with no download for those of us on macs who cant use your software

regards
larry

 

[Luc]

well. i'm touching up on a bulk linkpop script that will do about
5k/second on the 10+mil domains in my database on linkpop
scans.

it'll be a service, probably out in a few weeks.

 

[puxa2]

I can vouch for the Domain Retriever software.

It really is excellent. Don't know how I did it before getting it.

 

[Luc]

Originally posted by peaceful
I can vouch for the Domain Retriever software.

It really is excellent. Don't know how I did it before getting it.

thanks for the thumbs up peaceful k:

 

[puxa2]

No problem. Thanks for making a good product k: