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SEODigger.com - breaking Google terms and conditions?
I'm wondering about the keyword toold called SEODigger.com; isn't this violating the terms & conditions of Google by running automated queries? I would figure that running 44 million automatic requests every 2 weeks would require a ****load of different IP's to avoid being banned... How do you figure they manage?
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am using seodigger to get relevant keywords, but i don't know if they're violating any terms and conditions. am looking forward for this post
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