What good programs have a one time fee?
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kaidoristm
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Scrapeboard as well
is BMD any good?
efwebs
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I hope so...I just bought it
From what I can tell it still beats anything else out there for social bookmarking. And you can import sites, so it can bookmark at 1000s of sites.
As far as one time purchases go, market samurai is one time as well
But SB and AMR are must haves for the price and functionality - especially when used together (use SB to backlink your AMR links)
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You are a bit wrong! 590$ one time payment and 10$ monthly fee once beta 6 is out.
hmm maybe I should invest in AMR then... it is weird though I'm not having ANY of my SB posts go through lately..I hope so...I just bought it
From what I can tell it still beats anything else out there for social bookmarking. And you can import sites, so it can bookmark at 1000s of sites.
As far as one time purchases go, market samurai is one time as well
But SB and AMR are must haves for the price and functionality - especially when used together (use SB to backlink your AMR links)
GreenGoblin
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1 x fees are not always the best deal I'll give u a great reason, lets say u buy a program today cost you $200.00 and you ran this program for 6 months with no problem but on the 7th month the program stop working and the dev refused to update it.
So you say, AWWW HELL NO! im filing a chargeback with my bank to get my money back then the bank teller tells you, well sir mastercard and visa only allows u to file a chargebacks up to 6 months so you out of luck wasted $200.00 verses paying a subscription fee where the devs update the program every month or every week or whatever, and the program is fine and business is running as normal for you 12 months later.
Even xrumer has a $10.00 recurring fee a month, people think 1 x payments are great but it's really a high liability purchase because one day the software u loved might just stop working and u wasted a lot of money, and time. and guess what u do then turn right around and look for another software that similar to the last software you bought the price might even be higher but it's a 1 x payment fee yet again, and u have no security with your purchase.
So you say, AWWW HELL NO! im filing a chargeback with my bank to get my money back then the bank teller tells you, well sir mastercard and visa only allows u to file a chargebacks up to 6 months so you out of luck wasted $200.00 verses paying a subscription fee where the devs update the program every month or every week or whatever, and the program is fine and business is running as normal for you 12 months later.
Even xrumer has a $10.00 recurring fee a month, people think 1 x payments are great but it's really a high liability purchase because one day the software u loved might just stop working and u wasted a lot of money, and time. and guess what u do then turn right around and look for another software that similar to the last software you bought the price might even be higher but it's a 1 x payment fee yet again, and u have no security with your purchase.
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Virus1
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I use to go and look for one time payment...
but i found out... that subscription based software
tends to push the provider to up keep it... because
users are just looking for a reason to cancel..
and it also keeps me pushed to use it.. because
I have to get my monies worth every month from it...
but i found out... that subscription based software
tends to push the provider to up keep it... because
users are just looking for a reason to cancel..
and it also keeps me pushed to use it.. because
I have to get my monies worth every month from it...
agreed, its a very nice bit of kit.
im just trying it out myself on a free 7 day trial & it does most of whats required including bookmarking & mini-net building. the owner developer appears to be very responsive to feature requests and from my own experience, its 'so far, so good'.
especially attractive for somebody who isnt used to automation of tasks and has been nervous about spending money on 'per month' products such as SEnuke.
the owner has a very informative thread about it on WF and has stated on there that he intends to go to a monthly subscription model sometime before May though it currently sells at $197 (discounted by a further $40 to buyers from WF).
take the 7 day trial and you'll find out if its any use to you. if it is, buy it. if it isnt dont.
ps - it incorporates an api from TBS for article spinning so youve pretty much got a one-stop-solution available for all your activities
pps - the user manual includes a very solid methodology for what to do and how to do it (in terms of a 16 day plan to get a promotion campaign up and running)
fjwhirlwind
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I would rather recommend the services and seo tools paying monthly not for the payment but because they tend to yield better results! Article submission softwares are among the top of my list.