What Traffic Trading SCRIPT do you use and why?
 

Just as the thread stats.. and for those that use custom ones how much did it cost you.

used to use UCJ for few years, did its job and i was used to it now it cost $600

Traffic Manager 3 and UCJ-C both good scripts.Tm3 is about 400 and Ucj-c is about 600.I like the force features and proxy detection in TM3.

Great post, I'm interested in this as well.

Arrow trader lite

I installed that script but I never used it maybe I should try it out

tradezilla they guy help me set it up :)

TM3 for the same reasons as Spunky and for the user interface. I like it better then UCJ

tm3 here because its stable and has everything i need it to do.

AT Lite III

Bought - TM3 for the free force.. ie... ( HEY TGP/MGP NEWBS, LISTEN UP YOU WILL LEARN SOMETHING!) you force 100 when you start the trade. But it is free, so when they send 100 back, your script kicks in and send another 100 and life goes on... Now you have a 100 per hour trade. Buy $500 worth of traffic. Rinse and repeat... You are now 300K tomorrow...

You can thank me later...

ATL3 - Why? Because it also has a free force but the whole script is fucking stupidly complicated and the layout for the daily stats is fucking stupid and makes no fucking sense (same thing with UCJ)...

But as far as free scripts go, it is the best so far...

wrote my own trade scripts.


random link: www.tgpfeeder.com/scripts/trade-scripts.php

www.arrowscripts.com ... both free & paid versions ... incredible support ... still being developed ... feature rich ... good price

I've own just about all of them. I have a few installs of UCJ, a few TM3's a few EPT's and one ATX.

They all work fine. I personally hated UCJ when I first started with it, now it's my favorite but it lacks in updates. TM3 is not bad has nice force features as mentioned above, but lacks from slow updates as well.

EPT is not bad for the price, works fine for me however my major gripe about it, is no option to have a discription in the top lists. ATX seems to be a good script, but I haven't really taken the time to learn it properly. Seems to be the most updated out of the four.