SER Security Best Practices?

Greenwillow

Hello everyone,

How can I best protect my own IP and ISP while using SER?

I have set "use proxies for everything" and I'm using 23 anonymous private proxies (VPNs) spread around the world. (The actual IP's change frequently.)

What happens if my proxies stop working (for whatever reason) while SER is doing its thing?

p.s.: Where is the best place to learn/become a god doing your own SEO?

rodol

mmm that could be a Request, If SER find that there are no proxies working just STOP.

IF you are using public proxies that will never happen, but people using private proxies and forget to pay or proxies stop working for some reason or something else, that could be useful for security terms.

skyf

"p.s.: Where is the best place to learn/become a god doing your own SEO?"

start here ->
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/879/guide-high-quality-campaign/p1
http://seosunite.com/f2/tiered-link-building-tiered-linking-tutorial-815/
http://seosunite.com/f2/tiered-backlinking-tiered-backlink-building-seo-829/

Mike

I brought up that question or request about a month ago - to have SER stop processing if all the proxies stop working. Never got a response from Sven so I don't even know if it is possible.
Since then I just use hundreds of public proxies so I won't have to worry. Doesn't work as well as private proxies but at least you alway have plenty - and you don't have to worry your IP slipping through because you have no proxies (my ISP sent me spam termination letter during the time I was just using 30 private proxies -my real ip got posted too much)