@Zakk- aw shucks, thanks. And good for you. @everyone - use whatever spinner works for you, or a thesaurus, or just hand-write tokenized comments.
@mrgrim - good for you too, it sounds like you're using the tool judiciously. 200/day is definitely a safe #, you could go higher, remember that one big advantage to blog commenting in general is from what I've read the search engines take their sweet time indexing blog comments, so they aren't suddenly seeing all the new backlinks, they index slowly over time.
@dirtbag and @jimbo - yep, some noobs are seriously mis-using this tool; then again, I see a load of stuff that is pretty obviously xrumer spam (a lot of comments that are entirely in Cyrillic, with loads of links in the comment field, for example) and it's still a popular app, so.....
Regardless, I am officially now on the "Sweetfunny please raise the price of ScrapeBox" bandwagon. The entry point needs to be higher. I've hesitated about this previously, but here's the deal:
I'm tired of seeing comments from Gregory DeSpain.
I'm tired of seeing my own comments spammed back at my blogs - at least tokenize them if you're gonna re-use them.
I'm tired of shit comments like a few examples I've posted lately. And those examples are just the tip of the crap iceberg.
I'm tired of seeing mindless use of this (or any other) tool by users who should have their computers taken away - give them Etch-a-Sketches until they figure out that not only is there no silver bullet, but their abuse of tools is negatively impacting other users of those tools.
There's a lot of really intelligent, cool people here on BHW. And you know what? Some of the people with the word "Newbie" under their usernames are actually acquiring knowledge, using tools in really solid, cool ways, and sharing their knowledge. And I've learned some things from them myself.
But there's also some people with a digitalpoint-type mentality - they want to be spoon-fed, and they just want a silver bullet. They want a tool that does all the work for them automagically and just has a big button that says "Click here to makes da onlines monies, beeyotch!".
The game doesn't work that way, and to me that's the challenge - and the fun - in it.