Hey everyone,
I’ve been trying to figure out how to scrape Zillow with phone numbers, but I’m kinda stuck. Like, is there even a reliable way to do this? I’ve seen some tools online, but idk if they actually work or if they’re just scams.
Has anyone here successfully scraped Zillow with phone numbers? If so, what tools or methods did you use? I’m not super techy, so something beginner-friendly would be awesome.
Also, is it even legal? I don’t wanna get into trouble lol. Any tips or advice would be super helpful!
Thanks in advance!
Hey! I’ve tried scraping Zillow with phone numbers before, and it’s a headache. Zillow’s site is designed to block scrapers, so you’ll need a tool that can handle that.
I’ve used Octoparse, and it’s decent for beginners, but getting phone numbers specifically is tough. Also, legality is a big question—scraping phone numbers might violate Zillow’s terms, so be careful.
Wow, thanks for all the replies, everyone! This is super helpful. I think I’ll give Octoparse a try since a few of you mentioned it. I’m still a bit nervous about the legality part, though. Has anyone here actually gotten in trouble for scraping Zillow? Or is it more of a “don’t get caught” kind of thing?
Also, if I do manage to scrape the data, what’s the best way to store it? Should I use a spreadsheet or something else? Thanks again for all the advice!
Yo, scraping Zillow for phone numbers is a challenge. I’ve tried a few tools like Scrapy and BeautifulSoup, but Zillow’s anti-scraping measures are no joke.
If you’re not techy, maybe check out ParseHub or Octoparse. They’re easier to use but might not get you phone numbers specifically. And yeah, legality is a concern—Zillow’s terms are pretty strict about scraping.
Hey, I’ve been looking into how to scrape Zillow with phone numbers too, and it’s not easy. Zillow’s site is designed to block scrapers, so most tools either don’t work or get blocked fast.
I’ve used Apify with some success, but it’s not perfect. As for legality, scraping phone numbers can be iffy. If you’re just using it for personal research, you’re probably okay, but anything beyond that could be risky.
Hey! I’ve been in the same boat trying to figure out how to scrape Zillow with phone numbers. Honestly, it’s tricky because Zillow has pretty tight anti-scraping measures. I’ve used Octoparse before, and it worked okay for basic stuff, but getting phone numbers is hit or miss.
Also, legality-wise, scraping Zillow for phone numbers can be a gray area. If you’re using the data for personal use, you’re probably fine, but selling or misusing it could get you in trouble. Just a heads-up!
Yo, I tried scraping Zillow with phone numbers a while back, and it’s a pain. Most tools I found were either too complicated or didn’t work at all. I ended up using Scrapy with some custom scripts, but it’s not beginner-friendly.
If you’re not techy, maybe check out ParseHub? It’s easier to use, but idk if it’ll get you phone numbers specifically. Also, yeah, legality is a thing. Zillow’s terms of service are pretty strict, so tread carefully.
Hey there! I’ve been researching how to scrape Zillow with phone numbers too, and honestly, it’s not straightforward. Zillow’s site is designed to block scrapers, so most tools either fail or get blocked quickly.
I’ve heard good things about Apify for scraping, but haven’t tried it myself. As for legality, scraping publicly available data is usually fine, but scraping phone numbers might cross a line depending on how you use it. Maybe consult a legal expert if you’re unsure.
Scraping Zillow for phone numbers? Good luck, lol. I tried a few tools like Scrapy and BeautifulSoup, but Zillow’s anti-bot measures are no joke. You’ll need proxies and a lot of patience.
If you’re not tech-savvy, maybe look into pre-built tools like DataMiner or Octoparse. They’re easier to use but might not get you exactly what you want. And yeah, legality is a concern—Zillow’s terms are pretty clear about not scraping their data.
I’ve been down the rabbit hole of how to scrape Zillow with phone numbers, and it’s not easy. Zillow’s site is super protective, so most tools either don’t work or get blocked fast.
I’ve used ParseHub with some success, but it’s not perfect. As for legality, scraping phone numbers can be iffy. If you’re just using it for personal research, you’re probably okay, but anything beyond that could be risky.
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