CacheBack Software

Also the post by Roper724 seems to be very enthusiastic, and may be astroturfing? Of course, I'm willing to be shown otherwise!

Strange…there's a user by the name of 'Roper' on the Guidance boards who happens to be a one John Bradley who also happens to be the author of CacheBack.

That may go some way to explaining his 'enthusiasm' for the CacheBack software!

Well spotted Chris. Anyone told you that may have a future in some sort of investigative work? wink

If Roper is indeed the author of Cacheback its a shame that he couldn't just say so eg, "this is my product, it does this, you can download a trial from here, and send your questions to this email".

Also the post by Roper724 seems to be very enthusiastic, and may be astroturfing? Of course, I'm willing to be shown otherwise!

Strange…there's a user by the name of 'Roper' on the Guidance boards who happens to be a one John Bradley who also happens to be the author of CacheBack.

That may go some way to explaining his 'enthusiasm' for the CacheBack software!

Well spotted Chris. Anyone told you that may have a future in some sort of investigative work? wink

If Roper is indeed the author of Cacheback its a shame that he couldn't just say so eg, "this is my product, it does this, you can download a trial from here, and send your questions to this email".

Maybe its him… maybe not. Either way, I believe the post to be factual, so no harm I suppose. I've watched him personally demo the software at a local HTCIA meeting and can tell you the software is solid. It stands somewhat alone in that no other software I'm aware of has the same capabilities. NetAnalysis is great - quick and dirty, however, CacheBack puts everything together in a visual format that simply can't be beat. Its SQL power is crazy and if building Internet history is common practice, this software will be well appreciated by both the investigator and the recipient of your reports.

Donnie