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smh, honestly idk if less common means less fingerprinting, maybe just less scrutiny on ipv6? or maybe sites just haven't caught up yet. anyone else notice some sites still go hard on ipv6?

yep exactly. i once bought a cheap link from some site that looked kinda legit but turned out to be dead or spammy after a week. now i stick to niche blogs or real domains even if they cost more, no regrets

careful with trusting stats alone, tho. proxy API success can be super random and the cost usually ain't worth it unless u got big scale. static lists might be more stable for small stuff, imo.

try using networks that offer daily or instant payouts, some got fee options but at least u get ur money faster, might be worth a shot imo

smh sounds like ur paying for a fake backlink buffet lol. gotta do it urself or vet hard.

yo u ever thought about just sticking with known legit providers that ppl on forums swear by? seems like a gamble to keep testing random new ones, especially if ur success rate drops that much. smh, proxies are the pain point but also the make or break.

yo, my tip - stay away from these sketchy networks u never heard of. i got burned once, just got paid late and no reply. legit networks are slow but at least u get ur $$, smh.

lol true but last year I waited, got a 40% off, then a week later it was 50%, so idk smh. sometimes waiting just a risk.

spot on, sometimes random stuff like just commenting on blogs or forums gets links if u do it right, but ive found most of the time u need a solid plan. like, i tried commenting on finance blogs for 3 months, got like 2 links, but a guest post got me 15 links in a week. sooo yeah, random works...

just my 2 cents: feels like datacenter proxies are just getting worse, smh. idk if any of the legit providers really work anymore without getting flagged. maybe im wrong tho, prob just bad luck or smth

yo just my 2 cents, u sure Mullvad is really simple or just minimal? sometimes less info needed means more hassle later if somethings wrong. u think they actually keep all that privacy promise?

link swaps r dead imo, just waste of time unless u got legit trusted sites. focus on real outreach or content, less shady bs. smh, ppl still do those swaps like its 2010.

yo careful with thinking bigger budgets = instant scale. i saw a guy hit 300 a day and then crash to 150 overnight cause of bid hikes and traffic quality drop. he didn't really change much but the traffic just got more expensive and conversions dipped like 20%. sometimes u just gotta wait it out...