Yup exactly, the OP meant to say 'unblock' instead of 'unblock'. lol. Been running into that a lot too, especially with dedicated IPs, sometimes they still get flagged if Netflix catches on
just my 2 cents, I remember when kill switches were kinda rare or optional too. once I forgot to turn mine on and got a sudden disconnect, lol. now I always double check or use apps that have it auto-enabled, saves a lot of headache.
Haha, we've all been there. Sometimes the deals look better than they actually are lol. Just gotta shake it off and learn from it, ymmv. Lol. Stay sharp!
Been doing this 3 years and I found sometimes you do gotta build legit relationships but honestly I've landed features just by being persistent, showing up with good content, and not giving up after no's. Sometimes it's just about timing and patience lol.
tbh been doing this 3 years and honestly, sometimes I just try to build small relationships with site owners instead of heavy outreach, lol. feels less like begging and more like makin friends. ymmv.
Been doing this 3 years and honestly, chasing the highest CPA is a trap. some nets throw crazy high payouts but support sucks or payouts get delayed. ymmv but I say look at stability and support, not just the dollar signs lol. catch ya later!
Haha, sounds like a solid plan but I've found I start with Majestic more often, then check for link juice flow and trust flow. Also, I like to use Moz for DA and spam score
yep exactly, thats the crazy part lol. sometimes cheap links hit better than expensive ones and u wonder if the algorithm just likes chaos or what. maybe its all just a gamble and we just gotta test and see which ones stick without gettin flagged.
Different angle: try setting up a strict whitelist for your top performing offers and use a rotator to test new ones w/o risking your main payouts, ymmv lol.
man always verify your payments with multiple methods, even if the network says it's all good. Ymmv but this saves me from surprises lol. Do you guys also keep backup accounts or just rely on one?
ngl disagree, I think Proton VPN's dedicated IP is way more reliable and the discounts are pretty solid sometimes, ymmv. worth checking out if you want real security and no BS. lmao
ok so i kinda disagree that full reports are always the best indicator tho. I've seen some VPNs publish fancy reports but still not be super private in real world tests. Sometimes the audits are just surface level, ymmv. I'd rather see actual user reviews or independent tests beyond the audits lol.
last month i reached out to a small blog and kinda just offered to help them with some content ideas, turns out they linked back to me without me even asking directly lol. sometimes it's just about being helpful, not sneaky. ymmv but it's worked for me a few times. lol
Setting up OpenVPN on Raspberry Pi for max privacy lol sounds like a mission. I remember trying it out last year and spent hours tweaking configs, ended up hiding from my own wifi. Crazy how it feels like some secret agent stuff just to keep things private.
so I've been messing around with both proxy APIs and just using plain proxy lists for scraping stuff and I gotta say I'm confused which way to go long term. The API route seems like it offers more stability and less hassle but it's usually pricier and kinda limited on how many requests I can do...