The High End Triple
 

Anyone seen/use this script before?

Costs $3.5k

http://www.otscripts.com/ots/rocket.html?OTSdefault

Looks like you give it 27 free sites and it interlinks them for SEO and traffic filtering and then submit each free site for 27 days:

http://www.otscripts.com/otsimages/niche.gif

That's $3.5k for one domain and $5500 for a single server license. Not cheap, but I've paid more for SE cloaking scripts that wound up getting banned within a few months LOL

I would imagine that this would result in you getting banned at many places too.

Script generated sites tend to be pretty fucking ugly.

Then you should see what my vi edited pages look like. haha.

I had a client that bought that script from OldTom. Back in its day, the script was a huge timesaver for someone that didn't want to put in the effort required. I can't say it didn't work, that client did experience pretty nice returns, but, that was then, this is now.

If the software hasn't changed much since '99, it will do the job. You could generate template pieces so that the sites didn't all look the same, but, it was the underlying link structure that OldTom (and Voltar?) put together that works. It is really designed to be a traffic pump fed by search engines & linklist traffic.

OldTom is a decent guy -- have him run you through the admin interface and show you some representative sites, and then see if you can find where many of those sites are listed. Preferably, ask him for some clients that are still using it and talk with them.

I'll second that OldTom is a decent guy. :)

The script automats Voltar's Triple, triple. They exceed the maximum amount of outgoing links at most places unless you give up your ads.

Had lunch a few times with Old Tom. We used to work about 15 miles apart, and meet in the middle.
He is a descent guy :)
Not sure how effective the script is now though.

yep, Old Tom is a great guy! I worked with him for years on other boards and consider him a good friend! :)

Cleo - I agree with you about script generated sites tending to be on the ugly side.