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I'm sure Alexi has a bot that would do this for you. I don't think you could afford his prices though...
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Internet Explorer will do that for you...Originally posted by darmstadt View PostWell I personally could not see any e-mail messages at this link.
What I could see was a list of recruitment agencies with links to their current openings. If you want to get all that info then grab one of those tools that sucks down a whole site...
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Well I personally could not see any e-mail messages at this link.Originally posted by davley2 View Post
Hi
Could someone tell me of a piece of software that would allow me to get all the email messages from the following link pls
http://www.jobserve.com/RecruiterDirectory.aspx
Thanks.
What I could see was a list of recruitment agencies with links to their current openings. If you want to get all that info then grab one of those tools that sucks down a whole site...
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Thats only the ones beginning with 'A'Originally posted by Pondlife View PostOh FFS.
There are 140 that are IT and UK based.
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hi
hi malvolvio. yes it is me. i am taking your advice! do you know a way?
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Oh FFS.
There are 140 that are IT and UK based.
Even if it took 10 secs to click, copy and paste it's only 25 mins work.
Are you really sure that this 'business venture' has your full commitment.
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3 months at £1000pdOriginally posted by davley2 View Postthanks...how long would it take you my friend?
Seriously, if you are interested then PM me
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