Web Army Knife?

Anyone have any experience with this?

[HyperGeek]

Sounds interesting. Wondering if anyone uses this program?

Thanks in advance.

[jbinbpt]

Reads like a scam to me. All that for $18.95 WOW

[pixel_juice]

From the same people that brought you weblockpro! And a hundred other extremely long template web pages full of 'testimonials'!

I would avoid this one ;)

[HyperGeek]

Of course it looks like a scam... that's what makes it so interesting. ;)

You've gotta love a page with more testimonials than product info.

I'm just curious if anyone went for the bait, and even more curious as to what the program actually IS.

Right now, it ranks up there with those 1999 "Algorithm Accelerators". ;P

[madcat]

Crazy is one word to describe it.

[pixel_juice]

>>what the program actually IS.

It's just a javascript code generator, for scripts that are freely available all over the web.

You can work out what most of the tools actually do if you read between the lines. You have to admire the guy's way with words though.

Affiliate Link Cloaker: read 'javascript to alter the status bar text'. Or the 'Deadline Generator' that creates a dynamic date! With javascript! Is such a thing possible?

Not only does the program have no substance whatsoever, it also appears to be spyware -

As I add new things such as tools, e-books, and articles, the icon will flash to let you know that you just got something brand new and FREE from me!

I axctually love stuff like this, as it gives me a chance to vent my unrelentingly sarcastic side ;)

Ha! Didn't think I'd be able to copy your text Mr Weblockpro?

[MonkeeSage]

Mike Chen's WebLockPro doesn't work either...took about 15 minutes (total) to set up a template to completely 'unlock' arbitrary WebLock'd pages...including the home page with 300 miles of testimonials (but no links to any real sites using it *hint hint*). ;)

Jordan