What is the difference between tweet attacks and tweet follower?
I made a list of the two: Tweetattacks
Automate twitter marketing without getting noticed
Build thousands of followers without worrying on API limits
Post and schedule thousands of tweets without worrying on API limits
Reply on thousands of users looking for your offers on autopilot
The only twitter software that DONT USE API
Use Unlimited Number of Accounts
NO Monthly Fees
FREE Lifetime Updates
The most complete and powerful features
TweetAttacks dont rely on API
TweetAttacks dont have the 150 request limits
TweetAttacks is posting tweets using the web
TweetAttacks is following and unfollowing users through the web
TweetAttacks leaves no traces and works very natural
TweetAttacks gives you the ability to protect your accounts from getting banned
TweetAttacks gives you the ability to ignore spammers
TweetAttacks have the most powerful features
Automatically follow the users with the same interest
Automatically follow users that in need of your products and services
Automatically follow the followers of users who are already popular in your niche
Ignore users with no pictures and who tweets links to minimize following spammers
Follow users from other users lists (new)
Follow users with your specified random number of users in a specified random time intervals
Follow and unfollow users using the web browser and not API to appear more natural
Auto unfollow users who don't follow you back
Auto unfollow users you followed in the specified number of days
VIP list and protect very special users from unfollowing even if they dont follow you back
Automatically scrape and generate tweets from your blog
Automatically create tweets from your favorite quotes or jokes website
Automatically create tweets from any website of your choice
Automatically copy tweets of your selected twitter users
Generate thousands of tweets and send to tweeter poster for scheduling
The other one just gets you to follow and post to one account. So you can
see the difference. Sorry for the elongated reply.

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