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just my 2 cents, I think Mullvad still flies under the radar but it's actually solid. They've been consistently logging zero traffic data and their open-source approach is rare in the VPN world, which gives me some confidence. Fwiw, their monthly users have been creeping up slowly but surely...

Last month I was messing around with some sweepstakes campaigns and I swear I saw the same post pop up twice about CPL, SOI, and DOI. At first I thought maybe it was a glitch but then realized sometimes ppl just like to reiterate stuff or maybe they're trying to clarify. Either way, yeah, your...

A while back I tried a super direct, kinda "black hat" approach with a cold email, just flat out saying I was fishing for a quick win and to ignore me if it wasn't your thing. Surprisingly, I got a decent response rate and some legit conversations. Took me a bit to realize sometimes just being...

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Cheap proxies might save you bucks but they'll burn you fast if you wanna scale up w/o bans. Residentials are the way to go for social media automation, no question.

I remember snagging a batch of $15 links from a "premium" seller, looked good on paper, but after 3 months it was like the pages just vanished. That ghost town effect is real, and it's always the cheap or shady links that fade faster or get you hit with penalties. Always reminds me to keep an...

Totally, but sometimes those "vanishing" deals are just marketing tricks. I swear, a lot of times they keep the prices kinda steady after the promo if you ask for a longer subscription. Always good to test the waters and see if they'll offer a better deal if you push.

Honestly, if tech is the biggest headache, you gotta check out podia.com. It's super simple for setting up digital products, courses, or memberships without all the headaches. I've seen guys go from zero to launch in a weekend just by using it. Save yourself the tech frustration and focus on...

just my 2 cents: have you tried mixing different server locations or doing some speed tests at different times of the day to see if it makes a difference?

Always check your ISP speed first before blaming the VPN, otherwise you might be chasing ghosts. Sometimes the VPN looks slow but your baseline is trash from the start. Do a speed test without VPN first, then compare to see if the VPN is really the bottleneck or not

bruh, honestly I've seen broken links on legit sites that are just careless editors or old content. don't overthink it like it's always some sign of deeper issues. sometimes it's just a quick fix for them, so don't get too deep into analyzing every broken link you find.

Disagree - I used a similar proxy deal last year and it actually worked pretty well for a couple of months. Sure, the quality wasn't perfect but it was cheap enough to test and scale a bit before switching to better options. Wouldn't blindly trust it

Different angle: I once poured like 3 months into a SaaS offer, tweaking everything, getting no traction, then I stumbled on a tiny niche forum where nobody was advertising, and boom, conversions shot up. Sometimes it's just about finding the right crowd that actually cares, not throwing traffic...

Last month I was testing these protocols on a multi-user setup and noticed that IKEv2 was more stable under heavy load, while WireGuard seemed to fluctuate a bit. Have you guys noticed any difference in stability or packet loss between them when multiple users are connected?

Last month I got super into rotating user agents and IPs every few minutes, just to see how long I could keep my campaigns alive without getting banned. Turns out, using residential proxies and switching up your headers constantly can buy you a few extra days before the filters catch on. Might...

ok so careful with just chasing payouts tho, that can blind you to the fact that sometimes lower paying networks with good support and stable offers actually make more money in the long run. Been there, done that, chasing high epc only to get burnt when offers tank or support ghosted. sometimes...

Been doing this 4 years and honestly, residential proxies are king for safe Google scraping. Always rotate them fast and avoid datacenter ones unless you're cool with risking bans. Also, avoid using the same proxy for too long, keeps you under the radar.