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[Sbrowne55]

Ya it's sketchy. I had a look at their website. Then I ran my virus checker for keyloggers. Associating with gold sellers doesn't look trusting to me...there are a couple extras I'd like from it, like using the small slave live picture on my main, for combo pts. But otherwise isboxer is good shit.

[Littleburst]

Ya it's sketchy. I had a look at their website. Then I ran my virus checker for keyloggers. Associating with gold sellers doesn't look trusting to me...there are a couple extras I'd like from it, like using the small slave live picture on my main, for combo pts. But otherwise isboxer is good shit.

I'm not sure about combopoints, but it could be that Jamba can track that. I know it will track proc's like hot streak or art of war.

[Ualaa]

I frequent both web sites.

PB as far as software goes, isn't as bad as it is maligned to be.
It is not as strong as HKN/IS:Boxer, but probably stronger then anything else, as far as features go.
It does receive regular updates, but not nearly as frequent as IS:Boxer.
Like IS:Boxer, it is a subscription model (at least sort of); you get a year of free updates, and then have the option of renewing for additional updates or using the version of the software as it currently is.

The issues between Tim and Ellay (MB.com and D-B.com) predate my time, and honestly aren't really my business.
There is animosity between both sites, which sucks since the users of both are all part of the multiboxing/dual-boxing community.

[blast3r]

I prefer driving a corvette convertible instead of a Model T so I use ISBoxer. hehe

[zelig]

I used both. PB got me started. It was very easy to set up and worked very well. As I became more comfortable with multiboxing, I was interested in exploring other options. The repeater regions and amazing amount of customization is what eventually drew me to ISBoxer. If it weren't for Ualaa's guide, I might still be struggling with it. That being said, it was worth the effort.

Both products are great and compliment the community. While I don't dispute ISBoxer's edge in functionality, it was the other product that made it easy for me to experience multiboxing with the least amount of effort.

It's a shame about the feud, since both of these sites are a tremendous resource filled with knowledgeable folks who always seem to find the time to help out.

My 2 cents.........