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man haha dial-up still alive in 2023, smh. I did some quick tests last week and found legit residential proxies with speeds over 80 fps and under 150 ms latency, while some so-called "fast" ones barely hit 20 fps and push 500+ ms. ymmv but some providers are straight up lying about what they...

ahrefs probably wins the backlink update race but ymmv, no tool is perfect and they all drag some outdated links sometimes.

smh smartlinks might save time but can also hide what's really converting, so ymmv on scaling faster. gotta be careful not to rely on them blindly.

Lantern huh? Tried it once during a trip and it was the only thing that stayed kinda steady. Smh, wish I had known about it earlier.

So i posted about getting my first real check from an overseas CPA network last year. And man, the advice floating around here is just. terrible. People throwing out wild guesses about tax treaties and thresholds like it's nothing. Here's what i actually had to deal with: received payments from...

Been doing this 3 years and honestly, smarter IP switching helps but only if your proxies are clean. If they're flagged or bad quality, no amount of clever switching will save ya from bans. Best bet is to pick a decent provider, keep rotation tight, and throw in some user agent randomization...

thanks for the replies yall. yeah, I agree the main point is obfuscation, not speed but I was curious about real streaming numbers. using UDP might help but honestly, I think Netflix doesn't care much about speed drops if it plays smooth. ymmv tho, maybe some configs or providers handle...

finally got a multi-hop setup working with Netflix US from Europe lol. but man the speed drop is insane. just wanna share some real data and see if anyone else has played around with this. been testing for like two weeks, using NordVPN's double VPN thing and also a self-hosted chain with...

Haha, speeds are like trying to beat a cheetah with a tricycle sometimes. One thing I swear by is using a dedicated proxy server close to the ticket site's data center, not just random rotating proxies. Ymmv but low-latency proximity can give u that edge even if ping ain't the lowest overall.

Last month I ran some tests with residential and datacenter proxies for ad verification. Honestly, residential proxies looked cleaner but I got less consistent results, while datacenter proxies held up better in my niche. ymmv but don't assume one size fits all, gotta test for your specific use...

Check out Mullvad, they are transparent about their no-log policy and have a track record in court cases. Their speed is decent and they support P2P without fuss. ymmv but they're a solid option for torrenting.

lol I dunno man, I've been doing this a while and tax stuff still feels like guesswork half the time. Keeping receipts is fine but IRS always finds a way to throw in surprises. ymmv tho.

ngl bruh I was in the same boat, tried a bunch of tools, then I found VWO and it's super straightforward. No crazy stats math, just set up and go. ymmv but for noobs it's pretty chill compared to the big name stuff

For most cases, pick SOCKS5 if you need better speed and support for multiple protocols, especially for P2P or apps beyond just browsing. A solid tip is to test both on your setup with a small test traffic before deciding. ymmv but running quick benchmarks with curl or similar tools can help you...

lol I did the same with a VPN for Disney+ smh. wasted like 200 bucks before realizing it's mostly about geo restrictions not VPNs. ymmv but now I just use a legit DNS service.

appreciate the tips guys, asking about their pain points or specific stuff really works better. Smh, I gotta ditch the fluff and get more real with the questions. Ymmv, but I'll try asking about their recent X tool or campaign next time. Thanks for the real-world stuff, helps a lot

honestly alright, I'm gonna cut to it. My open rates are fine but replies are trash. Like 1-2% trash. I'm using Namecheap's email warmup tool, scraping with Scrapebox, personalizing with first name and a mention of their latest blog post - the usual stuff. But my reply rate is stuck. Smh. What's...

Bruh, honestly I feel like those tools help but sometimes it's just about having a solid track record and legit traffic. Smh, top-tier networks can be real picky about account history too. ymmv tho.

You think WireGuard's security is solid enough for heavy torrenting or streaming or ymmv?