SickAgent vs GSA SER ?

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I had been looking into GSA SER for a week or so now, and then I thought I would check out Sick Submitter, but it looks like they have some new GSA SER type software. Anyone use it? for only $50 I am very interested. They have no video as of yet though, and fairly limited information. http://sickagent.com/
 
Not even worth a Comparison Period! Go for GSA
 
GSA, I also own SickAgent, and it has a long way to go to catch up to GSA. Spend your money on GSA.
 
I feel like I have heard my answer :P. You guys are getting some decent backlinks with it?
 
I feel like I have heard my answer :P. You guys are getting some decent backlinks with it?

With GSA Im getting around 4,000 verified links per day. And I can say Im getting some pretty decent links, all the way up to PR7 ******** links.
 
Sick has a monthly fee with it, last I used it. I think GSA is OK but I'm more of a fan of using things like xrumer and scrapebox in general since there are so many tutorials and documentation around. Not to say there isn't for GSA, but I like the level of customization possible with the other programs I mentioned.
 
Those two are different. You cannot compare apples with oranges. GSA can only be compared with sick submitter and it is really hard to tell which one is better.

Sick agent is for the novice users and it is like a "fire and forget" tool.
 
go with GSA, sick agent only supports a couple dozen platforms where as GSA supports 100's. GSA is updated more and in my opinion the more advanced tool by far. but for $50 what do you have to lose?
 
Sick has a monthly fee with it, last I used it. I think GSA is OK but I'm more of a fan of using things like xrumer and scrapebox in general since there are so many tutorials and documentation around. Not to say there isn't for GSA, but I like the level of customization possible with the other programs I mentioned.

Sick Marketing has a monthly fee but this thread is about Sick Agent which is a one-time fee.
 
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