Uhm... I said 10 articles per day. Difference is, with UAW they get listed on 400+ blogs. With you, if I want 4000 spots, that's gonna set me back more than UAW costs in a month.
Look, I'll be honest. I have not yet read the entire thread as I've only got up to around page 2.
I don't know, but I sure as hell hope you did not continue posting your stuff all the way to the end of the thread, or my reading experience is going to be shit.
I am not an expert with private networks. I don't know much about UAW and I don't know much about High PR Society.
What I do know, and this is assuming what has been said by the owners of HPRSociety is true, is that UAW is all PR0 and PRN/A domains.
If the above is indeed true, then how can you honestly come here and try compare the two? It just doesn't make sense. It is not the same shit. Do you know how much EASIER it is to buy 4000 domains, throw some hosting on them and then let anyone spam them VERSE owning domains ALL with PR1+ and working hard to ensure the PR doesn't drop?
It sounds like UAW is not even comparable to High PR Society. I'm not sure about you, but building PR0 or PRN/A is shit easy for me. I can make thousands of those per day.
But building PR1+ links that stick is not to easy. So yes, you get a ton of links from UAW but they're all PR0. Instead of paying them monthly, why don't you buy a one-time cost software that will get you that quantity of PR0 and PRN/A links every day. Wouldn't you then call UAW a rip off, because it's charging you every single month?
In the end, we're after quality - and in this case, we know Google ranks quality by PR. There is nothing to discuss in this case, because UAW does not compare to HPS.
I haven't even used HPS yet, so it's not like I am some fanboy. Actually, if anything you'd say I am 'against' them because I prefer lindexed.com over their linklicious service.
Lastly, there was someone on the 1st or 2nd page saying that it is more fair to compare BMR to HPS. They went on to say for a fixed monthly price they get unlimited submissions, but that we need to 'factor in' the cost of articles.
Yes, if we're going to be realistic we are definitely going to need to factor in the articles to get written and also account for what sounds like a very strict acceptance process. BMR is a set monthly fee + a lot more in content creation costs.