SENuke Xcr vs UD for tier 1 web 2.0

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Hi,

just wanted to ask senuke xcr and ud users if now with the macro recorded the situation has changed towards senuke for tier 1 web 2.0 properties ?

I find the macro recorded really good but I don't see myself adding all those web 2.0 website one by one manually...

Thanks
 
You better to go with UD if you don't have time to make scripts. Some of members share own lists when you buy UD via affiliate links. I get 100-200+ Web 2.0 Properties per submission from UD.
 
Yes, that's what I thought, and there's no way to bulk import scripts in XCr if I'm not mistaken (I've been trying it since a few days).
Any other input appreciated :)
 
You better to go with UD if you don't have time to make scripts. Some of members share own lists when you buy UD via affiliate links. I get 100-200+ Web 2.0 Properties per submission from UD.

Check out the link in my sig for tutorials of how I use UD instead of nuke.

The only way nuke xcr justifys its cost per month in my opinion is if you are the type of person that hits a lot of platforms current tools dont and you take the time to automate what is already a long manual process for yourself. Then it pays for itself, but otherwise its not really worth it.
 
Check out the link in my sig for tutorials of how I use UD instead of nuke.

The only way nuke xcr justifys its cost per month in my opinion is if you are the type of person that hits a lot of platforms current tools dont and you take the time to automate what is already a long manual process for yourself. Then it pays for itself, but otherwise its not really worth it.

Yes, and there's so few web2.0 already included in senuke xcr... if at least there was more.
Thanks for the answer, and I've already looked at your videos few days ago :)
 
The downfall to UD is that many of these lists will gradually decline in success rate as the websites change (you can always scrape for more websites, though!). SEnuke is just easier because it's constantly updated but much more expensive and not as flexible. That's very impressive that someone is getting 100-200+ web2.0 submissions from a UD blast.
 
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