What does that mean? Ask people requesting free articles if they're quality? Look at the leeches. They're practically all newbies. You're not going to get an honest review from freebie seekers.
Now to answer the OP's question. AB is great if you don't know a thing about content and SEO. It makes you feel like you're getting some sort of value because the articles are mostly legible.
If you watch the sales video Jon or whoever is demonstrating AB shows a quick pull of a weight loss article and I think he got only a 2 hit on Copyscape. He talks all the way through the video how you'll get at MINIMUM 75% unique but most of the time much higher than that with 90% many times.
So you watched the video and tossed in your $300 and now expect to duplicate what you just saw. NOT GONNA HAPPEN! Hit weight loss category and tell it to build you an article. Toss in TBS and do Copyscape and presto! You have 56 hitter on your hands. You close the Copyscape window and the majority of your article is yellow highlighting your duplicate content. WTF you think.
So you head over to AB forum and look around to see if anyone else sees the same thing and learn what you saw in that demo video is NOT what Jon said (bait and switch?). When Jon talked about 75% unique, he wasn't talking about Copyscape (so he says now), although you certainly was watching him use Copyscape, he was talking about comparing one AB article to another AB article.
WTF again you ask? Right if you have AB create you a batch of 100 articles or 1000 articles no two articles will have more than 25% duplicate content BETWEEN THOSE ARTICLES. Jon now says if you wanted stuff to pass Copyscape or even return the same results he showed (2 hitter) in his video then you would have had to pay at least 10 TIMES more for it ($3000 wtf).
Well I can take PLRs and spin the shit out of them and get to 75% uniqueness. Why did Jon show Copyscape return such a low match on an AB article when now he says he never guaranteed anything about Copyscape? Why was Copyscape in the video at all? You can probably answer that.....
So those of you that think AB is the greatest thing since sliced bread because you can generate articles that are only unique to themselves - good luck to you. Google doesn't judge whole articles in their entirety; they judge snippets. If Google finds your new AB article has a paragraph from this ranked site, a sentence from that ranked site, more sentences from another ranked site then your article isn't worth squat. All duplicate shit found all over the web. If for some reason you wish not to believe me then take whatever AB article you think is golden and start doing some exact phrase matches for sentences from your gold nugget in Google. You'll find your article in bits and pieces all over the web. If not today then very shortly. Bits and pieces of your gold nugget are being served to 1500 other users every single day!
75% unique to other AB articles isn't going to get you indexed in the real world. You need to be unique to all the other articles out there with KW focus and LSI relevancy. That is not being offered by AB unless you want to inject content and at that point what the hell are you thinking? You have good content and going to stuff it in with sentences found in exact matches all over the web and being served to 1500 AB marketers?
If you really want to have some fun and confirm all this dialog then get yourself a plagium paid account and toss your AB articles in there and do a deep analysis. Notice all the large green bubbles showing 10-11% duplication in the recent month. That's all your AB buddies burning out those articles you think are so great. Give this another couple months with 1500 users pulling 250 articles a day and the only thing you'll see pass Copyscape are the stop words.
This could have been a good service but with 1500 users pulling up to 250 articles a day for AMR and auto blog posting, there aren't enough PLRs in the world to keep up with that sort of demand; even when doing deep spins. I've MANY TIMES already found complete paragraphs from AB articles duplicated. One such paragraph exists on 2100 blog pages in exact match. A whole paragraph - word for word. How many duplicates would it take for a spun PARAGRAPH of 73 words take to show up in 2100 blogs? Either a million+ or some AB PLR paragraphs aren't spun at all....
There is my honest review if you're interested.
