Any ever tried index nuke?

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So am i am looking for a new indexer as getting your backlinks indexed is a hell of a job these days, and i was wondering if any of you have ever tried index nuke?

Thanks
 
So am i am looking for a new indexer as getting your backlinks indexed is a hell of a job these days, and i was wondering if any of you have ever tried index nuke?

Thanks

I'm testing it now. So far it's worked well on Web 2.0s and mass page sites. I feel like it's working decently on SER, but I haven't isolated things carefully enough to know for sure. It's got a 60 day return period, so testing it out is zero risk, especially when you factor in that there's no learning curve and it can just run alongside SER on a VPS.
 
I'm testing it now. So far it's worked well on Web 2.0s and mass page sites. I feel like it's working decently on SER, but I haven't isolated things carefully enough to know for sure. It's got a 60 day return period, so testing it out is zero risk, especially when you factor in that there's no learning curve and it can just run alongside SER on a VPS.

I am interested to try this out as well. what is the success index rate of this tool?
 
+1 for Index nuke. The quickest technique to do backlink indexing.
 
I'm testing it now. So far it's worked well on Web 2.0s and mass page sites. I feel like it's working decently on SER, but I haven't isolated things carefully enough to know for sure. It's got a 60 day return period, so testing it out is zero risk, especially when you factor in that there's no learning curve and it can just run alongside SER on a VPS.


Is it really 60 day return? I can't imagine how many refunds they get even if the product works for the customer. Or are the refund requirements really strict?
 
I am interested to try this out as well. what is the success index rate of this tool?

For Web 2.0s, the success rate has been close to 100% immediately indexed, though I'm fairly picky about the platforms I use. As I mentioned above, I haven't carefully tracked SER links. That said, my indirect tests say that It seems to be moving the needle a bit there too.

Is it really 60 day return? I can't imagine how many refunds they get even if the product works for the customer. Or are the refund requirements really strict?

The 60 day return policy has no requirements and is clearly spelled out on his sales page. Everything is handled through some third party, I think jvzoo. So while I can't guarantee anything, I am fairly confident that you can return Index Nuke for any reason or win a dispute with Paypal if it came to that. I'm sure that some people abuse his policy, but isn't that the case with everything?
 
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