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been doing this 3 years, and honestly, i still see some value if u do it right but it's all about trust and not getting sloppy. not dead, just super risky if u go cheap or shady. imho, better to focus on building real assets than wasting time on link schemes that might blow up.

ok trying to figure out adult offers and traffic sources feels like decoding hieroglyphs or some secret code honestly. swear you need a PhD just to get the payout stuff and what's even worth it. keep seeing big cpc claims but then payments take a year or have some weird hold, like whats the...

damn 32 bucks for a US lead? thats pretty solid if you ask me but yeah fees and delays can kill margins fast. i've seen similar stuff with other networks too, numbers look good till you track all the costs.

spot on, but gotta say sometimes ppl just want quick convenience and don't care about full privacy for browsing casual stuff so extensions might still have a use case if you know what you're doing. but yeah, for torrenting or any serious privacy stuff full apps are the way to go.

bruh yeah that's what i mean, success and speed fluctuate so much like you might get a good run at 3pm and then total crap at 9pm like you gotta constantly test and tweak configs or it's a waste of time. reaaally wish there was a more stable solution but until then, constant monitoring is key.

been doing this 3 years and yeah, some providers just reassign the same IP after resets or reboots but technically it's not supposed to change unless they do some backend work or reallocate. always ask your provider if they have a strict policy on static IPs or if they just give you a dedicated...

ever actually seen anyone get real results from HARO or connectively long term? i mean yeah, some backlinks, but it's mostly just noise unless u put in mad effort and don't expect overnight.

careful with chasing cheap traffic, tho, if you want real results focus on high-quality warm traffic and retarget aggressively. cheap clicks are dead if they don't convert.

always check reviews before jumping in, especially on newer CPA networks. did that last year, got burned on a shady one cause I didn't vet enough. how do y'all usually test networks without wasting too much time?

careful with thinking email's still king, seen plenty of affiliates struggle to get open rates above 10% lately and spam filters only get tougher. sure, if your new network actually delivers, maybe you got lucky but imho the landscape's shifting fast, gotta test new channels or risk getting left...