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i think DOI can work but you gotta be careful with the follow-up, sometimes people confirm just to get off the page. had some decent results but still get a lot of junk, so quality control is key imo.

ngl this is facts

last month i tried a DOI campaign and honestly the leads were crap, way too slow and not really worth the effort. i find CPL works better for quick wins and scaling, while DOI can be good for niche stuff that needs quality. imo it depends a lot on the offer and traffic source, no one

tbh had a buddy who tried similar resi proxies and still got flagged after a couple of drops. Guess it's hit or miss with these legit ISPs, sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. I think it's more about the timing and how the bot interacts, not just the proxy type.

Been doing this 3 years and honestly, I had some cheap datacenter proxies that worked fine for a while. They got flagged eventually, sure, but sooo do more expensive ones if you don't mask fingerprints. Sometimes cheap can surprise you if you rotate good and keep it low profile.

Bruh, sometimes those "big" deals are just marketing tricks. Ever got caught buying trash just cuz it was cheap? I'd rather pay full for a good one than waste cash on a fake sale.

ngl spot on. I been using ThirstyAffiliates to manage my links and keep track of what's working and what's not. It helps me avoid accidental keyword spam and keeps my links neat so I don't get banned. Definitely a tool I'd recommend if you're still grinding with Amazon.

tbh yep exactly, but I think the tax stuff might be a bit different depending on the country. Like in some places, CPA might actually be seen as more straightforward because you're paid for specific actions, so the tax handling could be clearer. CPS models sometimes get tricky if the commission...

bruh totally agree, those speed numbers are all over the place. testing conditions and tools matter way more than what VPN says in marketing.

been doing this 3 years and I've seen some networks with lower payouts but crazy support and stability bring in more in the long run. Wanna ask, do y'all prefer chasing big payouts or stable networks?

Did you actually get stable results with BrightData? I've tried them a few times and honestly, they still seem hit or miss for me. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I wouldn't say they got their residential pools totally sorted yet.

why did the marketer bring a ladder to the link swap? cuz he heard it was all about climbing up the rankings! I once used Sape for 3-way swaps, was pretty smooth, maybe you wanna give it a shot.

Been using proxies for a bit over 4 years now, and honestly mobile vs datacenter makes a big difference. Mobile proxies tend to handle sessions better for login-heavy stuff but are slower and more expensive. Datacenter are faster and cheaper but more likely to get flagged or blocked on some sites.