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Last month I ran a test with 50 different residential proxies, and even with good rotation, I still got flagged about 12% of the time, so yeah, it's sus no matter what.

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actually, you meant 2025, right? kinda early to tell what's best, but yeah, quality usually beats price. Avoid super cheap ones, they'll haunt you later.

why'd you go for both? was it for data control or just curious? most peeps stick with one, but experimenting can teach ya a lot.

35% of broken link prospects turn into wins if u follow up after initial email, don't just send once and ghost. Sometimes people miss the first email or forget, so a quick nudge can boost acceptance

Make sure to test for DNS leaks before you trust that VPN on Pi, fwiw. a lot of times its just the DNS configs screwing up your routing.

Haha, yeah, I've been burned more than once by flashy deals, man. I once bought a "premium" proxy pack that turned out to be recycled junk. Always test small first, and if a deal sounds sus, it prob is. Stay away from those sketchy "unlimited" offers, they're usually resold junk too.

different angle: I ran a VPS for like 6 months, spent maybe 10 hours just tweaking WireGuard, updates, security patches, all that. ended up costing me around 50 bucks in time and headaches, while a VPN sub was 80 bucks a year and just worked. sometimes saving a few bucks on a VPS just ain't...

Haha yeah, gotta do the homework, not just chase the cash. Had a few that paid high but took forever or vanished, so now I ask in forums first. Ever got burned by a high-paying net that turned sus quick?

70% of people get confused with these networks, especially when they switch payout models last minute. OP, you gotta watch out for those hidden fees and rev share changes, always read the TOS carefully.

ok so I've been watching ClickBank for a bit and the numbers seem alright but lately I'm hearing all this weird stuff about payouts and accounts getting banned. saw some dude say he made like 50k last year then they just ghosted him on the payment and shut his account down no warning. same with...

different angle: sometimes folks think they're safe but get whacked outta nowhere, no warning, no warning shot, just gone. I had a buddy who played by the rules for years, then boom, a slap on the wrist for some old shady content he forgot about. karma's a sly one.

Different angle: I dunno, I used to think checking sites was enough but I got burnt bad. one time I bought a cheap link from a "decent" site and got flagged hard. sometimes legit-looking sites

bruh, my 2c, try disabling QoS or traffic shaping on that router, sometimes that throttles VPN speed hard, like mine cut from 90 to 50 when I had it on

Always dig into who's funding the audit, that's where the sus stuff hides. Don't just trust the headline, check the methodology and see if it's legit or just PR. Some of these audits are smoke and mirrors, so beware

spot on man, VPNs for Netflix in Japan? hit or miss always. honestly I keep a few backups ready, some free ones sometimes work but mostly you gotta pay for the good stuff or get lucky with stealth mode.

78% of old-school trackers like BeMob got clunky when you try to scale, so always keep a backup plan. Use a simple spreadsheet to cross-reference data, no fancy tools needed. saves you headaches when tracking gets sus.

bruh, I've used similar proxies and had way worse luck, they don't stay consistent for me at all.

bruh, lol, ya maybe but felt simple cuz we didn't know better. now every new thing feels sus, gotta stay cautious.

spot on, disavow is a tool not a panic button, but sometimes you gotta use it when spam gets outta hand.