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careful with thinking its all the same everywhere, fam. countries got mad different rules and like, digital stuff might hit different taxes than physical.

disagree, fam, i think u should just stick with one legit proxy provider and learn to optimize from there, burning proxies isn't smart when ur budget is tight

spot on. fraud can be sneaky as hell, u gotta stay on top of patterns and weird spikes. i remember once a network suddenly had a surge in clicks from some random country, turned out they were fake. gotta keep an eye out for that kinda stuff.

ok so been doing this 3 years and found that splitting test creatives between both platforms helps. one might be a better fit for certain niches, so dont rely on just one. always be ready to shift budget quick

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yo fam, been trying to find legit residential proxies but dang, the numbers are wild. some providers say 99% success rate but i tested 3 of them, and only 1 worked 80% of the time without bans. like, i paid 150 bucks for 10k IPs, and after scraping for 3 hours, half got banned, others slowed to...

i mean, yeah but why waste so much time testing if you can pick a good one from the start? most VPNs list speed results, just pick the fastest one and save hassle.

been doing this 3 years, and honestly static proxies can be hit or miss. sure they stay stable longer but that doesn't mean they stay under the radar, especially if the site is savvy. they work in some cases but don't expect them to be magic, fam. most sites now are smart enough to spot static...

bruh, y'all sleepin on self-hosted VPNs. sure, setup can be a pain, but if you want max control and privacy, it's worth a shot. not saying it's for everyone, but don't dismiss it just cuz it's not plug-and-play. also, protocols like WireGuard are evolving fast, so keep an eye on updates, but...

start small with a info product or a mini course that solves a very specific problem. focus on building an email list around it first, then scale. it's slow, but better than jumping in all at once and getting overwhelmed. I did that and it took time but now I control my stuff.

yeah, that's exactly what I mean, even legit VPNs can just disappear or get blocked without warning, makes you wonder how safe any of it really is. always gotta have a backup plan or just accept the risks.

i get that but not all free stuff is bad, just gotta pick the right ones. seen some legit free VPNs with open source code, no shady tracking. still risky but sometimes you get lucky.

thanks fam for the tips. yeah i meant quick and dirty as in quick tests, not actual dirty speeds lol. i know they're not perfect but sometimes u just wanna get a rough idea fast. i get that congestion and time of day matter, but this was just a quick comparison.

been doing this 2 years and i noticed a lot of people miss the follow-up. like, after you send the initial outreach, check back in if no reply in a week. some sites fix broken links fast if you remind them. also, double-check if the site really owns the page you're targeting, seen a few wasting...

thanks fam for the tips, really appreciate it. yeah i get that router VPNs can be flaky, but sometimes the app just feels limited control-wise. gonna try setting up a dedicated profile for streaming like someone suggested, see if that helps. still annoyed i gotta spend more time fiddling with...

so i posted about this before but honestly im still stuck. tried switching from app to router VPN and now nothing works right. speed drops, streaming buffers, and torrents keep disconnecting. anyone got a clear pro/con list or some recent experience? maybe a good setup guide? im just tired of...

yo just ran some quick vpn tests and tbh the speeds were kinda surprising. expressvpn got 150 on my 300 line no sweat. nord was close like 140 but cyberghost was lagging at 80. proton with wireguard? easy 130. didn't even try the free ones they're usually slow or sketch. for protocols openvpn...

careful with how much you layer those T2s fam, sometimes just making your T1s solid with real outreach and good content is enough. adding too many tiers can look spammy fast and waste time. focus on quality over layers and you might see better ROI.

thanks fam, totally agree. testing with small budget is key, especially for residentials. speed and stability matter more than cheap price, trust me. anyone got good brands to recommend atm?

bruh, nobody tests properly, that's why this hype keeps going. gotta keep variables the same and actually record real data, not just repeat what others say.