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eMarkSofts Email Extractor 1.4

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eMarkSofts Email Extractor can extract up to 100,000 targeted email addresses per hour. It extracts email addresses from NNTP Servers. eMarkSofts Email Extractor works many times faster than the search engine extraction programs that harvest email addresses from search engines. They have to use multiple threads to work as fast as they do and there still slower than crap. They are slow because they have to download an entire web page to extract just few email addresses. With eMarkSofts Email Extractor you are only downloading a small amount of information.

This program only uses a single thread and it works many times faster. eMarkSofts Email Extractor won't hog up all of your Internet bandwidth. You can run multiple copies of the program on your computer and easily extract 200,000 to 300,000 email addresses per hour. You can connect to different news servers simultaneously using this technique. There's a keyword search tool with this program that allows you find news groups that match certain keywords. With eMarkSofts Email Extractor you can create targeted email lists based off of news group categories very easily eMarkSofts Email Extractor Supports username password authentication automatically removes duplicate addresses, Top level domain exclusion list allows you to customize which top level domains you want to exclude addresses from, Word / Phrase remove list lets you exclude email addresses that contain phrases such as: nospam or nojunkemail You can save and load previously saved selected news groups lists.

This allows you to stop an extraction and save the list of news groups that weren't extracted yet. Once downloaded the news group list automatically loads each time the program starts. You can go back at a later time and reload the news group list and pick up the extraction right were you left off. It doesn't get any better than this, so try it out today, it's free to test it.

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Date Added:

4th November, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

1.47 MB

Price:

$79

Trial Period:

15 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista

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