SANDBOXED ?"WELL WORTH READING !" "Simple SEO With Google Sniper Tactics

Here's my observations:

-Nuke just speeds things up. If you blow things up, it is your problem, so use Nuke slowly, or as suggested, use it a lot, but spread across multiple sites. Actually if you spin articles and then submit to tons of sites in the same niche, that would be marvelous!

-if worried, try to strengthen the incoming links to your sites, eg. Nuke the heck out of the ezine article or squidoo page you submitted, not your money site.

-If you use it a lot it is worth it, if not, not.

-I don't know if redirect of old pr domains works as suggested here, but certainly you can buy cheap aged domains, and start there (assuming you are ok with niche/keywords).

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First I have to qualify what I'm about to say by pointing out that I have the better part of a decade of experience in network security, have had several articles published in "security focus", and have provided consultation to many fortune-500 companies about this type of thing. I can assure you that I know what I'm talking about with respect to what I'm about to say.

Pirated software is risky at best. You open yourself up to a lot of problems. I've seen people install pirated software, including games, office, and even windows itself all pirated, and EVERY single one of them bitches about how crappy Windows is. Funily enough, I've never had these problems, but I don't use pirated software. I haven't had a computer infected on me since the last time I put an unpatched virtual machine of windows XP naked on the internet (no firewall) as a test to see what would happen (it was compromised in less than a minute BTW). Running pirated software is like playing with fire. You simply don't understand what was done to make it "cracked", and you'll never know for sure what they put under the hood of the install. It's possible that it contains undetectable trojan codes, or some other mechanism that you might not want to be messing with. I've also been operating under a pet theory that some of the pirated versions, and maybe even some of the supposedly legit IM'ers are actually conspiring with the search engines . . . A sort of trap to weed out the spam from the non-spam. Now that last part is pure and utter speculation, and should be viewed as complete and utter bull until it is corroborated (which it isn't) but I can tell you that the risks of having your computer rooted by pirated software are WELL documented. If you ABSOLUTELY have to use pirated software, get a copy of virtualbox, and run that sh__ in a virtual machine environment for crying out loud. If you're going to compromise a machine, make it one that you can revert to a pre-infected state if need-be.

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I think any tool can get you sandboxed if used to the extreme. Need to use common sense in using the automated tools