that forum is really full of newbie scammers and fascist moderators too anyway, I just like it's product review forum because it is really a helpful resource for software junkies such as myself. And I really don't use any stolen programs because they are worse with updates and fixes. Waste of time in my opinion.
i agree with everything you said here completely. warrior forum has way too many newbies who want to scam you or else start threads like "how do i make money online?" or "how do i build a website?", and then start giving other people advice about seo on other threads when they clearly have no idea what they're talking about. all its good for is product reviews. also, i agree that most cracked softwares suck cause any software that has to do things on the internet will need constant updates.
anyways, as for magic submitter, i used it for a couple months and then ended up canceling my subscription. the main advantage of it is that you can add in literally any site you want. it has a feature to program in sites kinda similar to imacros. this is awesome and is a great feature that very few other softwares have. unfortunately, it had some major disadvantages though.
for one, the updates were very very infrequent, so the success rate of submissions was low. the only way to keep the success rate high is to constantly keep fixing the broken sites yourself by retraining it. if you have hundreds of sites added in, this is an enormous time consumer. for me, if im going to pay $67/month, i want it to be completely automated and not have to constantly fix the sites.
the second major drawback for me was that the URL Manager sucked. with SENUke, you always know when a submission was successful or not, and it gives you a list of url's that submitted succesfully. Magic Submitter is very bad at detecting whether or not a submission was successful, and is also very bad at providing you with the URL's of successful submissions, so you will have to spend lots of time manually going to each of the sites and seeing if they were successful if you want the list of url's. for my purposes, i absolutely need the url list, so this was a huge pain.
thirdly, magic submitter is limited to only three browser windows. with senuke, im able to run 10+ browser windows at a time, which makes it way faster.
another disadvantage for me was that the email verification part didnt always work correctly. if i added in my own sites that didnt come included with the program, i would always have to manually go into my email account and click on all the verification links. i dont know if this was cause i wasnt familiar enough with the software to figure out how to get it to work right or if the software just wasnt meant to verify emails for sites that you added yourself, but either way, it was a pain.
lastly, senuke comes with unlimited captchas with the price of membership. with magic submitter i was spending an extra $50/month or something like that on captchas, which is pretty significant. also, senuke gives you free access to proxies, whereas you will have to use your own proxies with magic submitter, although typically the senuke proxies are so overrused that its best to get your own proxies either way.
so overall, i think senuke is better. i could see where magic submitter could be valuable for some people, but for my purposes, i chose to go with the Light version of Senuke, which is the same price as Magic Submitter but with free captchas. especially with SenukeX coming out soon, i think its the most powerful. but Magic Submitter comes with a great $5 trial for 30 days, so you can try it out for yourself and see if you like it.