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Anyone using UAW Pro?

by scoota
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Hi guys,

I'm new to Internet marketing but I've been following some of the big names now for a while (Pat Fylnn!) and they're talking about backlinking their tier 2 sites by submitting unique articles using Unique Article Wizard.

The UAW Pro site is SO confusing for someone who doesn't already have an in-depth knowledge of their product. Especially the pricing! And their knowledge base is RUBBISH, it does NOT answer all the obvious questions. #Frustrated

It's going to cost me $99 a month. And an "Article Set Submission" will cost me $1.50 (60 Credits).
  1. What is an "Article Set Submission"?
  2. How many credits do you get for $99? 99/1.5=66. Does that mean I get 66 submission sets?
  3. How many articles can I submit...66? Or does an article set include more than 1 article?

So confused!

What happens when I cancel after the first month? More questions:
  1. Do my article submissions get cancelled or reversed - or do they live for as long as the site they were submitted to is alive for?

I know I should be (could be) asking THEM about this but I didn't want more confusing SALES pitches. I just want to know how it works for the end user (US!)

Thanks!
Scoota
#pro #uaw
  • Profile picture of the author alicefrances
    please avoid this at all costs, it's completely useless tool in my experience, one month now and I have yet to have an article pass their so called 'uniqueness test,' despite practically handwriting and testing my articles each time for uniqueness, spending hours submitting and getting NADA.

    They have no telephone contact and no way to address the situation since all tickets submitted to their so called helpdesk are completely and utterly ignored,

    I have paid a monthly fee just for the privilege of joining their crappy site and then 25 for credits, each article submitted uses a chunk of credits , it's not cheap and it doesn't actually work

    so far I've had no articles submitted, and keep getting emails bouncing back telling me that my articles are declined with no explanation other than they didn't pass the 'uniqueness tool testing' which is rubbish because I tested them with that tool, and they passed by 30 percent minimum each time.

    It's a rubbish system that will swallow up hours of your valuable time, don't go there.

    I only managed to get a response when I dug about and found their chief guy jason arnold on linkedin, he sounded miffed when I had the temerity to complain .. and hinted about 'defamation' of his company - well there's a difference between 'critique' and 'defamation' so I'm not worried about that, I will spread the word if I can get past their bombardment of google with fake reviews and ramped up presence - most reviews are written by their own in house writers in favour of themselves I imagine .. most are fake I bet, and probably don't related to the actual experience of those foolhardy enough to try this nonsense
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