kennchronic
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I have been reading about how VPS have become useful in many areas including carrying out webmaster and SEO related tasks. In what ways can a webmaster use a VPS for daily work.
Have you used it for any of these tasks before?
What were your results?
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TommyCarey
I would always use a vps so that my own ISP couldn't be tracked back to me. If you use your own connection at home when using these types of software it could really piss off your ISP because of how much resources you'll be using up. If you're using these types of software to do all your automated SEO work then there's a high chance you'll get in trouble if you're at home and not on a VPS. You'll get in trouble with your ISP because some of the forums, websites and blogs you're posting on will track you back through your IP and contact your ISP in order to cut your connection and prevent you from posting on the pages again. Your ISP isn't very understanding when it comes to third party complaints and they will cut you off almost immediately. Sometimes when this happens you won't even get an email from your ISP letting you know they have gotten a complaint on you and that you should either fix what you're doing or stop it all together. They'll just cut you off and then you have to call them to figure out what's going on. This is when they'll tell you that you were abusing their services and they had to let you go. It doesn't matter if you pay $10 or $1,000 a month for your internet service, they don't like abuse and claims that their users are being bad.
So to play it safe, I use a VPS in Russia to host all my SEO software because they don't care about complaint normally and all I have to do is change my IP every 2 weeks for $2 and my scraping, posting, and everything else is safe
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