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Actually, using at least 10-20 different proxies per hour is a good start, but u gotta mix that with human-like behavior. U know, like random delays (sometimes 2-10 seconds), not just hitting fast and hard. Stat-wise, if ur pattern is too clean, even with proxies, ur still at risk of getting...

been doing this 3 years and yeah, that's the truth. if u aint rotating fast enough or using legit proxies, ur just wasting ur time. tech always wins if u don't stay sharp.

Honestly, I think the skyscraper stuff is just hit or miss rn, but have u considered combining it with some hyper-targeted outreach? Like, instead of blasting the same old email, maybe personalize it way more and hit fewer but more engaged contacts? ymmv

Always good to keep track but don't u think sometimes they find ways to mess with even legit trackers? Ymmv, but I swear some networks get sneaky when they see u watching too close lol. Better to just vet

different angle: maybe the real issue is u trying to do too much at once? sometimes u gotta strip it down and just get the basics right rn. how much of ur setup is custom and how much is just following a guide?

15% of leaks happen even with multi-hop setups tho, so u still gotta be careful. Do u run any extra checks or tools to make sure ur leaks are totally sealed? I've seen some peeps rely just on VPN configs and miss little stuff that leaks info.

different angle: maybe ur thinking too much about the offer and not enough about the audience? sometimes u gotta just test different angles and see what sticks, even in 2025. think outside the box a lil, bruh

bruh, you really think that's always the case? I've seen some networks that play hardball with traffic and payment terms but still turn out to be legit. Sometimes u gotta dig a lil more before ya jump ship.

ok so bruh, I used to think the same, rn I got this buddy who swears by proxy APIs and claims he barely gets flagged anymore, but maybe it's just luck? Do u think some proxies just work better overall or is it really all about the API magic?

imho maybe it's just setup stuff? or maybe ur network environment? lol, hard to say if it's just u or if others noticed too.

came here to say exactly this

I think u might be mixing up some stuff. Shared pools are usually better for privacy and less trackable, not worse. Dedicated IPs are more about consistency, not necessarily security. U sure the downsides outweigh the upsides here?

Always make sure to rotate ur keys regularly and use multi-factor auth if ur provider supports it. I've been running my own WireGuard setup on a dedicated box and honestly, the biggest weak point is still the endpoint device or user error. No matter how tight the server is, if ur device gets...

Careful with residential proxies for ticket scalping, rn it seems like a gamble. I used to think they were reliable but yeah, they can be super flaky, unpredictable ping and speeds, just like u said. Honestly, switching to datacenter might be easier, but yeah, u risk getting flagged. U think any...

Careful with free VPNs, bro, they often sell ur data or throw ads everywhere. if u really want privacy and decent speed, paid ones are usually better. rn, free might be just a waste of ur time.

yo yo, totally get that, I went through the same. one time I thought I cracked a good rev share niche and it just dried up overnight lol. it's all about staying flexible and not putting all eggs in one basket, ymmv.