Does any body know how Alexabooster work?

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I want to know that how alexabooster works. Actually I'd like to implement it using C# and want to know which classes could be used.
I've studied about HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse. but I didn't find whether they have a property to set IP address or not.
Do these classes really hit the URI that is requested?
Thanks

Posted 18-Mar-14 0:30am

samanehmazidi

Updated 18-Mar-14 5:20am

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OriginalGriff 18-Mar-14 6:43am

Does anybody care?
It looks like another of the interminable "can;t get rid of the damn things" registry scanners, and this looks like spam, especially since it's your first post on the site in seven years...

If it isn't, I'm sorry - but to me, this looks like spam.

samanehmazidi 18-Mar-14 9:25am

I think you've made a mistake. I've been doing another job and this is the reason why I'm here after 7 years with the first post, and it can't be a reason to be a spam if I wasn't as active as you.
I would be pleased if you change your opinion.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2014-03-18T02:22:00

Solution 1

If you are naïve enough to ask the question "which class should I use", you don't have the know-how to write such an application.

There isn't any "one class" you should use, but lots and lots of them.

No, we're not going to walk you through re-writing someone else's crap-ware.

Posted 18-Mar-14 2:22am

Dave Kreskowiak