StageFright
Newbie
- Jul 13, 2013
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Used senuke in the past, worked well. Then I got lashed. Bought license today, in the process of setting this up. Will give a review in few days, even if I find I was a sucker purchasing product.
SEnuke TNG ?
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columbusdude
Newbie
- Apr 29, 2016
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Glad to hear about the new version of senuke, it had its days. Are the prices going to be the same, on the higher end?
abhijit369
Regular Member
- Jan 17, 2010
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I have a lifetime license (Xcr) and they gave me TNG version lifetime FREE... as they promised earlier. But It is of no use for me. Still, will check and see how it works and report here
StageFright
Newbie
- Jul 13, 2013
- 21
- 8
Created a campaign on one of my slash and burn sites, interestingly I only got a 30% acceptance on the sites. I removed the proxies and the number of accepted sites improved dramatically. I guess this is the result of me living in the Southern hemisphere and the proxies were US specific, think this delayed the captha services etc.
I love the fact that I can reuse articles I created previously in campaigns if I choose to do so. The wizard is also an improvement.
Will build a better campaign next on a site where I have a baseline to see if I can move those given their current rating.
I love the fact that I can reuse articles I created previously in campaigns if I choose to do so. The wizard is also an improvement.
Will build a better campaign next on a site where I have a baseline to see if I can move those given their current rating.
originalposter
Regular Member
- Jul 22, 2013
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I am not sure if it's me, but it still seems to be a little buggy. I got stuck a few times and emailed support. Waiting for the next update 
abhijit369
Regular Member
- Jan 17, 2010
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I used the tool and all the features including new ones are working fine for me. No hanging like the other person reported. For me its working good so far. Sites list is good but I recommend using your own.
- Oct 4, 2013
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I used to use Senuke Xcr but gave up after its effect slowly reduced over time. Signed up for the new Senuke TNG. It is a little buggy so far but they seem to be getting to grips with them with updates every other day at the moment.
Will only truly know its effect once all the teething problems are sorted and I can run experiments with some old static SERP sites - Sounds good but then these things always do
Will only truly know its effect once all the teething problems are sorted and I can run experiments with some old static SERP sites - Sounds good but then these things always do
siddharth999
Regular Member
- Oct 21, 2010
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0 verrified backlinks with article sites, premium social networks , social networks . uginf private proxies and ocr and 2captcha as backup.
zeus1956
Newbie
- Dec 24, 2011
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- 0
I'm using the new Senuke and haven't had any problems as long as I keep it updated. Small amount links for the first run. There were many issues at the beginning so I'm attributing that to the amount of links. I got 44 links in 5 days but it did push my test site to the 2nd page on a local listing. Anybody have footprints for Senuke? Found some on here but it might be a crap shoot if they actually work. Thanks in advance
originalposter
Regular Member
- Jul 22, 2013
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Only 44 links in 5 days? That seems to be a little low, isnt it? Unless you configure it that on purpose, of course.
An overpriced software, what will you get? There is a another blackhat software which is worthy and cheaper than a Senuke. Also there are many senuke nulled/crack spread in the blackhat forum/market. IMO, it's only worthy if you have a big business you want to promote with it. Just my thought
bontii
Regular Member
- Aug 26, 2009
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The price of senuke is crazy imo. I use GSA SER synced to Loopline's auto-approve marketplace (which is an amazing service!) and I have never had any problems. GSA SER runs like a champ and is constantly updated + it's a one time fee. My advice to anyone thinking of paying $147 a month for senuke tng, is to try GSA SER with Loopline's auto-approve marketplace first. (I'm not affiliated with the GSA SER team or with Loopline in any way).
Stephen Kurt
BANNED
- Jan 15, 2016
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Price is not a problem; the real problem is nuke etc. are not 'database-drived'; so have to back and back and forth back and forth, and back and back...over and over again. Even with a small db, shit/dead/bad ones can be easily filtered out from table or at least give them a marker. Keep not working urls in software will make competiters feel inferior.