-i attempted the while loop inside with the same results
-thanks for the shorthand
-i used count to set a range: eg: 2100 to 2110
-the # was a typo, not in the program
-yes
-the variables are declared above the while loop and are declared as follows:

  my @title2 = "";
  my @price;
  my @title;
  my @url2;
  my @data2;
  my @token2; 
  my @p2;
  my @release;
  my $c1=0;
  my $c2=0;
  my $c3=0;
  my $count=21101;
  my $count2=0;
  my $append = 0;
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-$c1 is used for multiple instances of results based on the html search for text data. For example when parsing information based on the tags set $c1 may yield several (in my case 4) different text outputs, I want the 2nd of the 4, which is working.

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