1st Email Extractor 1.2
| Разработчик: |
1 Email Extractor, Inc. (больше программ...) |
| ОС: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| Лицензия: | Shareware |
| Цена: |
$199 (Купить)
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| Размер: | 1.07 Мб |
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1st Email Extractor is an email harvester that swiftly crawls the web and extracts all the emails it can find. It has the ability to reach speeds in excess of 2 million emails per hour. This is the successor of the very popular email extractor, 1st Email Extractor with several new functions and fixes. The major difference between 1st Email Extractor and other harvesters is the speed and quality of the emails. There is no other program out there that has been able to go faster than 500,000 emails per hour when crawling the web, 1st Email Extractor can go at least 400% faster than that. It also has support for proxies to keep you anonymous if you so wish. Spamtraps, honeypots and other similar traps which other extractors fall for is nothing that will fool this program, it ignores them and moves on. 1st Email Extractor can run on any connection that can access the Internet, but the faster the better. The search is fully automated and you can add any amount of keywords for it to go through. Highly Sophisticated targeted email search technology that not only starts on track but more importantly stays on track. Extract emails from pages related to keywords using most important search engines. Extract emails from a starting web site or list of sites. Log in to any site which requires username password and search for emails (forums,guestbooks,members areas...). Very fast,multiple pages are processed at once. Multiple filters for searching. Spiders sites that use frames and hidden pages. Automatically remove duplicate URL addresses and don't spider again. Morphing prevents Web administers from blocking software. Accept or discard emails with the specified extensions. Only accept emails from specific domains. Discard emails with the specified usernames and or strings. Optimized memory management so it keeps going and going and going. Industrial strength, grab millions of ad. It doesn't get any better than this, so try it out today, 1st Email Extractor is free to test it.
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