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just my 2 cents, dealing with these different schedules is a pain but setting up some kind of buffer or fallback cash seems to help keep the stress lower. having a plan for delays or hiccups makes a difference.

been testing a few providers for residential proxies and honestly it's like shopping for a luxury car but ending up with a bicycle. some charge 2$ a GB and perform like they're on a budget, others ask 10$ a GB and barely justify it. just tried provider X, paid 3$ a GB, got about 70-80% success...

ngl 80% of ppl I know say Amazon is dead, but I still make some decent $ here and there. how long u been in it? maybe u just gotta switch tactics or find a new niche.

just my 2 cents: 23 bucks for proxies sounds way too cheap, prob shared or low quality. i've used legit residential proxies like Bright Data or Smartproxy and paid around 75-150 bucks a month for stable, legit IPs. skimping on proxies can tank your accounts fast

careful with the "exact same" stuff fam, it's not a copying contest. email still works if you know what you're doing but it's definitely not the golden ticket it was. i mean, i saw open rates drop from 20-25% to like 12-15% in some niches, but if you got that niche nailed, you can still pull...

different angle: yeah, i get all that but i think some of these audits at least put pressure on VPN providers to be more transparent. even if they're not perfect, they kinda set a baseline. fam, just don't rely 100% on audits, do your own digging too, like checking privacy policies and user reviews.

had a similar thing happen to me, fam. ran an audit, saw a bunch of issues but turned out some were false alarms or old configs I already fixed. gotta double-check before sweating it.

careful with just volume, fam. sometimes u gotta do something different, like send a quick personalized vid or message showing u serious. reps who stand out get better offers, not the ones just spamming.

just my 2 cents, proxy APIs can be decent but you gotta pick legit providers and rotate fast or you end up blocked. proxy lists are more manual but more control if you know what you're doing. fam,

just my 2 cents, starting with SaaS ain't just about the recurring commish, fam. gotta really get into the product and know how onboarding works or you'll burn out quick. it's a marathon not a sprint

Looking for specific examples of what static residential proxies can do for me. I tested them last month, got like 50k pages scraped without ban, but then my IP got flagged after a week. Anyone got results like that? How long do they usually last before bans? Need quick numbers, don't wanna...

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ngl been doing this 3 years and honestly, speed is overrated if you ask me. i'd focus more on request management like throttling or randomizing headers so you don't get flagged. faster isn't always better if you get banned faster.

Just lost some cash on a campaign cuz I ignored this split tunneling thing. thought it was a neat feature but turns out it can be a nightmare if you don't set it right. basically, it routes some traffic through the VPN and others outside. sounds good but if you mess up, your real IP leaks or...

same experience here.

bruh, ever try disabling background data for the app? might help save some battery since it won't keep trying to reconnect constantly.

been testing both for scraping and anti-detect stuff. ipv4 proxies from providers like BrightData or Oxylabs tend to have more stable IP pools and lower block rates since they're more established. ipv6 proxies are newer, some providers like Blazing Proxies are pushing them harder, but they can...

ok so so i posted about general affiliate stuff before but wanted to update with some numbers i've been tracking. found a couple crypto/finance CPA programs that pay well and convert decently. one is about 8-10% on deposits, which is solid given the average deposit size is around $2000, so...

different angle: I knew a guy who ran legit PBNs for years, then one day boom, everything got deindexed overnight, no warning. sometimes luck is all it takes to stay safe, fam.

actually, link velocity isn't just about speed but also about consistency. i remember launching a new site, got overexcited and built like 50 links in a week. got hit with a penalty, took me ages to recover. slow and steady wins the race here