I REALLY have to comment on TBP. I am not about to get into a fist fight with Rob (We know each other at the "other" places under different SN's), nor am I about to lecture Traffic BP on customer relations.
I have been customer of TBP long enough to tell you what I really feel and I think I have enough experience with SEO to give an unbiased observation and opinion. I have an unlimited license and the two add-ons (i.e. "extras" and "Advanced Menu Setup Files").
At first, I was extremely confused (and pissed) about the script and what it was supposed to do vs. what I was supposed to do. A lot of my accounts were PLESK and not cPanel and James setup an installer that allows you to enter your cpanel info and the scripts install while you watch... If you do NOT have cpanel, you are gonna get really pissed because it is a manual install if you don't, and it is a major pain in the ass to install manually. I found a boat load of hosting companies that offer exactly what is needed for TBP to install perfectly.
Next Issue - The multitude of files and menus. I mean there are so many and the learning curve is totally different. This is NOT a script that can be used if you feel that all you have to do is install it. That was my mistake. I tried to ASSUME what to do and how it should work, based on other apps I either wrote or bought.
To their credit, they have written a HUGE manual and although it is a pain to read, and may put you to sleep reading it, READ IT. After your first few installs, it starts to make a LOT of sense, and you can start to make it pay off big.
The support for me at least, was same day. I would have a problem, get pissed, not understand what was going on and each time I put in a trouble ticket, I got help. Not the general BS responses ..REAL HELP every time. I just did not want to read the manual or the warnings (we are all like that) and that is why I had problems.
Anyway, after a few installs for a client with a merchant account offer, I went on to some other "instant setup" apps and decided in my mind that TBP was not worth the effort. THEN, about 3 weeks later, I get this call from the merchant offer client, acting like I had just saved the World. Whatever I had done, he wanted me to do MORE of it.
I am not being paid by TBP, not a shill and have nothing to gain from this, but I can tell you with 100% certainty, that if you buy it, read the manual and use it, you will get highly targeted traffic. I decided not to use the add-ons ...just the basic unlimited install. It gets my merchant offer client about 21,000 visits a month and he is very happy with the setup. I also have a few more installs in other industries.
If you have time to read the manual, get the right hosting so you do not have permission issues, the script is a definite buy. It looks intimidating and with the wrong hosting, it will piss you off, but the script gets indexed as fast or faster than most stuff out there, can be setup to be completely set and forget, and has more than paid for itself. It sticks once indexed and the cloaking works just as advertised.
I am not defending any treatment that a customer may or may not have received, and am not taking sides ..but if you want to know if the script is worth buying, hell yea. It is worth the price hands down, for me at least. And I have everything out there for Cloaking, Doorways, etc., I even have my own custom scripts. This is well worth it for me. If you can afford it and if you will read the manual and put up with a little frustration when you first get it, it is gonna surprise you when you see the results.
TrafficBp, you guys may need to offer a discount or something for BHW members, and you may want to be a bit more clear or understanding when someone has a question or concern. I do not know why Rob is pissed, and am not about to put my nose into it

...but as far as I am concerned, you guys have always treated me fair and your product has delivered exactly as it says. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it, as long as someone understands that it is different and you must try to understand it. But then again, the stuff that makes money is ALWAYS different ...as it should be.