Chess & Go Player Database -- 2

@vssolinc

Hello sir, I am expert web scraper with AI tools and scripts. I clearly understand your scope of work. Ready to start work right away. Leave a message for a unique sample before we proceed. Thanks

@lazarr4

Hello, The main challenge here will be ensuring the email addresses are valid and active, since many chess and Go players use disposable or outdated addresses. I’ll need to verify each one to avoid wasted effort. I’ve built similar databases for chess clubs and online communities, where I scraped forums, club websites, and rating sites, then cleaned the data to remove duplicates and invalid emails. For Go, I used the KGS and OGS archives, which have structured player profiles. I’ll start by scraping verified email lists from chess and Go platforms, then cross-check with social media profiles to confirm activity. For validation, I’ll use a simple script to check if the domain exists and isn’t marked as spam. I’ll deliver the data in a structured Excel file with clear headers. The biggest risk is hitting rate limits on scraping sites, but I can batch requests to avoid that. I’ll also provide a sample of 500 records for review before starting the full scrape. Thanks, Lazar.

@melopgabriel

Hi There , Good morning! I am skilled mobile engineer with skills including Database Design, Web Scraping, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Excel, Data Scraping, Data Processing, Data Management, Data Entry and Web Search. Please send a message to discuss more about this project. Always happy to hear from you

@venkatsreekanth

Hi, I can help build a clean, deduplicated Excel database of active chess and Go players, with a focus on 100,000+ unique records. For sourcing, I would use publicly available and permitted sources such as chess/Go club directories, federation or tournament pages, player websites, and other sources where contact information is legitimately published. I would not use private/leaked databases or bypass privacy restrictions. For example, FIDE publicly displays player information such as name, federation, rating and title, while email visibility depends on how the information was provided and published. I can provide: • Player name • Game (Chess/Go) • Email address • Rating, country, club, profile/source URL where available • Duplicate removal and basic email validation • Source information for transparency Target: 100,000+ unique records, subject to the availability of legitimately published contact information. I can also provide a small sample first so you can check the format and data quality before proceeding. The $15 budget is noted. Please send the preferred sample format/source requirements, and I can prepare the sample.

@aydont

YOU ONLY NEED ONE DEVELOPER WHO GETS IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. HERE'S WHY I'M THAT DEVELOPER. I recently helped a client transform their idea into a modern, high-quality data solution that was both reliable and easy to manage. I'd love to do the same for you and deliver something that's built to perform from day one. I can supply over 100,000 unique records of active chess and Go players, sourced from reputable online forums, club memberships, and social media groups while ensuring all data collection complies with legal standards. I understand the need for a clean, well-structured database, and I prioritize quality and sourcing transparency. We have 75+ 5-star reviews on similar projects and rank in the top 1 percent among 75 million users. I'd love to chat about your project! The worst that can happen is you walk away with a free consultation. Regards, Aydon.

@kafupeople

Hi I can build the Excel database with deduplication, source tracking and email validation, but I wouldn't claim 100,000 working player emails before validating the available sources first. FIDE and the major Go platforms expose plenty of player/rating data, but player emails are generally not part of their public profiles. For emails, I'd therefore use only legitimately public sources such as chess/Go clubs, tournament communities, public member/contact pages and other sources where the address is actually published for contact. I'd start with a sample showing the player, email, source URL and any available name/rating/country data. Once you approve the sourcing quality, I can give you the defensible record count before scaling collection. If you require exactly 100,000 unique working emails, are publicly published/opt-in addresses acceptable as the sourcing rule? Thanks, Belal

@robertn248

With my extensive skills in web scraping and database integration, I can assure you of a clean, well-structured, and exhaustive player database. Using Python and other relevant tools, I can deliver a minimum of 100,000 unique records and potentially even more. In sourcing the data, I'll be ensuring compliance with data-collection rules at all stages and will be able to provide citations for the sources upon request. My previous projects have honed my skills in collecting vast amounts of data from online platforms like forums, social media groups, and other reliable avenues while maintaining high-quality standards. This combined with my ability to work with vast amounts of spreadsheets will ensure that your project won't just be a compilation of names with email addresses but rather comprehensive records that may include details such as name, rating, and country where available. Given my experience building applications that rely on clean code and responsive user interfaces, I guarantee you a database that is ready for immediate use. With my dedication to deliver projects on time and my strong commitment to producing top-notch results, hiring me for this project would undoubtedly be a valuable investment.

@CreavteveVisual

Hi, I can build a structured Excel database of active chess and Go players using publicly available, permission-compliant sources such as player directories, clubs, associations, tournament listings, and relevant public communities. I’ll remove duplicates, validate emails where possible, and document the source for transparency. I can provide an initial sample for review before proceeding. I’d prefer to confirm the achievable verified record count after assessing the available sources rather than promise an unrealistic 100,000 records for $15.

@dixondambo

The real cost here isn't finding emails, it's finding ones that are current and won't bounce when you mail them, since chess/Go directories change often as players move clubs and federations. That's the part worth scoping before anyone commits to a number. My approach: pull from public federation rating lists (FIDE, national chess federations, Go federation member directories) and tournament organizer contact pages where emails are published for registration or results, then structure into a clean spreadsheet with email, name, rating, and country where available, deduplicated and format-checked before delivery. If the scope is not fully settled, I can give you a free 15-minute scoping consultation here on Freelancer before award, with no payment or commitment required. Which provider currently hosts the mailbox, and do you control the domain and DNS? Kind regards, Dixon

@dave282

I can prepare a clean Excel workbook from authorised, opt-in chess and Go player records, with transparent sourcing, deduplication and clear verification statuses. Contact details would come from records you are entitled to share or club/tournament partnerships where players have agreed to the intended use. I would not harvest personal emails from forums, social groups or ordinary membership lists. The workbook would include Email, Game, Name, Rating, Country, Activity Reference, Source and Verification Status where available. I’ll retain source references, remove confirmed duplicates and flag uncertain information rather than invent details. We’ll first agree the definition of an active player, then check the available activity evidence. Email-format checks will be distinguished from specialist mailbox-verification results; unknown or catch-all addresses will not be counted as confirmed working contacts. You’ll receive a structured .xlsx file with filters and a summary of the records included, excluded and requiring review. I do not hold a ready-made 100,000-contact list and cannot commit to that volume for $15 without an established permissioned source. I propose an authorised sample first, followed by an agreed scope based on demonstrated coverage. Please confirm the intended use, target countries, definition of “active” and whether you can provide an authorised source for the sample.

@aribafatima25

I can build a clean, well-structured Excel database of active Chess and Go players, focusing on verified working emails and transparent public sources. I’m skilled in web research, data collection, verification, cleaning, and deduplication, and can provide a sample first for quality review.