New Search Engine v.s Google


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Google, Yahoo, and MSN need to take notice of a new search engine that has emerged. Scour is a great new social search engine that searches all the major engines and implements thumbs up and thumbs down rankings.

The best part in all of this is that you get paid to use it. That's correct, you get paid. Every time you place a search you earn points, once you hit certain levels they pay you cash money. :D

Have you made the switch yet? :unsure:

What are your thoughts on this?

-WiReD- :woot:

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I've just signed up for Scour and it appears like it uses existing search engines, can someone clarify that for me if I'm wrong.

Yes, in fact the most popular results are indexed and displayed from Google, Yahoo, msn, etc.

Scour's results are all indexed from the three major search engines.

-WiReD-

This is no way better than Google. Google is simple to use without going through the crap Scour offers.

Searches are slow, and the results are so far spread out. They even know if they put the search results closer, people will get confused.

fail.

Edited by NeptuneSaK
It seems alright but Google is so popular now that people will just that.

Google is just so popular only with the brain dead and the people that simply can't make their own decisions!! Have to use it just because everyone else is.

Never have been to keen on these meta search engines though. Will still check it out.

As far as that comment on the cuil site. What a joke there!!

Yes, in fact the most popular results are indexed and displayed from Google, Yahoo, msn, etc.

Scour's results are all indexed from the three major search engines.

-WiReD-

So its not a search engine. Its just a website that passes through your search terms to the real search engines.

Google is just so popular only with the brain dead and the people that simply can't make their own decisions!! Have to use it just because everyone else is.

Or maybe its popular because it, you know, comes up with the most reliable results most of the time. No, that can't be it.

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