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solid advice.

sounds sus honestly, sometimes steady is just slow pay, not necessarily better long term, gotta crunch numbers.

2.3 billion devices, most of 'em old as dirt, still run VPNs fine. wireguard's efficient, but if ur phone's a relic, yeah, it'll drain more. maybe ur battery just really sus.

yeah, this. in my experience, routing VPNs on the router helps keep things stable, especially if u got multiple devices or some with weird network needs. makes life way easier than messing with each device

true dat, waited last yr for black friday deals and some turned out to be meh. legit reviews are gold, but also keep in mind some 'deals' are just temp hype to move stock. better to

so i thought i was ready to go big lol. my 50 a day profit was chillin on these sweepstakes offers with network A (payout was decent, epc like 0.25). then i doubled my spend on the same landers and traffic (push notifs) and boom. conversions just dropped off. like zero. i thought maybe it was...

yep exactly, always test small and stay legit. if u wanna keep things safe, check out CPAlinker, it's got legit offers and good tracking so u can see what's actually working w/o risking bans

nah, i think even slow is risky if ur not careful. best is to diversify outreach, get real reviews and keep content legit. links from actual readers are way safer long term.

nah, I've done Nutra for years and it's still kinda alive if u know how to play it. just gotta stay legit and test like crazy, new angles or sub-niches pop up all the time. most just burn out cause they stick to old stuff.

last month i messed with dedicated IPs for a bit, felt safer but then realized if someone really wants to find u, they will. kinda just hype for most cases.

man last month i was still pulling some decent CTRs with pop/redirect in niche X, but yeah it's definitely a lot more sus now. browser restrictions and blockers are a pain. i'd say if you got good targeting and fresh creatives, still possible but way more volatile. don't rely on it as your main...

i dunno man, just cuz somethings faster doesnt mean its better long term, especially with tracking stability. speed's cool but trust issues can bite ya later.

80% of users still swear by residential proxies for their niche tasks, so ur analysis better be solid.

yo bruh, lol, i remember back in the day just slapped a bunch of free proxies in a script and hoped for the best. got banned so many times i lost count. now i do a legit proxy pool and rotate with a simple python script, way less headache.

been doing this 3 years, residential proxies can still get flagged if you don't rotate fast enough or use too many in a short time, so maybe try faster rotation.

ngl this is facts

you think they just overwhelmed or dodging? sounds sus, gotta watch for legit signs of dodge, like no clear payment timelines or support ghosting. i had a network that started slow, then payments got weird, turned out they just ghosted.

so i posted about fingerprinting before. sites still catch me, even with random browsers and diff VPNs (like rotating between mullvad/proton/surfshark). tried the raspi openVPN setup too but they still flag me as 'anonymous VPN' on some banking/login pages. anyone got a workaround thats actually...

tbh bruh, i get it but try using shadowsocks instead of VPNs sometimes, it's less sus in restricted areas and more stable.

been doing this 3 years and learned the hard way to always double check backlinks before disavowing, especially with tools like ahrefs or SEMrush. if u disavow bad links blindly u risk tanking ur whole profile, so always do a manual review first and keep the safe links.