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careful with the assumption that router VPN is always more stable. about 60% of ppl report slowdowns or drops with router VPNs, especially if your router isn't top-tier. ever tested how much latency increases with router VPN vs app? ymmv, but those numbers can matter a lot for streaming or gaming.

different angle: maybe your landing pages are too simple or not matching the traffic source? sometimes tweaking the message or adding a little more info can boost CTRs. ever tried split testing not just creatives but also your landing page copy? ymmv but it might help.

Nah, I gotta disagree a bit. Easy profits? Those days are long gone, if they ever really existed.

bruh, I've been doing amazon aff for like 10 years and honestly, unless u got some crazy niche or scale, making decent rev is a grind. had months where I barely broke even. ymmv but steady cpms are rare nowadays.

Been doing this 3 years and I've never been audited, but I know plenty who have, and honestly I think most folks freak out over nothing.

Just my 2 cents, prob a combo of both. IPs get flagged if they're on blacklists or if the pool isn't cleaned regularly. Keeping a fresh, large pool (like 50k+ IPs) and

Disavow is kinda like a last resort, not a first move. you gotta identify if those links are actually hurting or just look bad. sometimes, a clean-up of your backlink profile is enough without hitting disavow, ymmv. better to analyze first, then decide.

ngl honestly, last Xmas I threw in a surprise bonus gift for every order and saw conversions skyrocket. Sometimes little unexpected touches make all the difference

yep, same here, less competitive geo and sharper creatives are a must now. sometimes u gotta get creative with offers too, not just geo tweaks. patience is key tho, this stuff can flip quick.

i honestly wouldn't trust any VPN for Netflix anymore. They all get detected quick, no matter what. If u wanna try, go with Surfshark, their stealth mode sometimes works better, but ymmv.

Been doing this 3 years and honestly most SaaS CPA offers are dead ends unless u hit a big LTV. yea some do make it work, but it's rare, and u gotta have a solid plan for upsells or renewals to make the rev worth it. ymmv tho.

Bruh, I think you meant "sus" instead of "pass decent sus authority". kinda confusing but I get what you mean. Yeah, those high DA forums can be worth it but you gotta be smart not to look spammy.

Honestly, I think the key isn't just pitching more, it's about quality and timing. I've had better luck with fewer pitches but making sure my story hits at the right moment or ties into hot topics. One time I waited a couple weeks and then pitched a trending angle, got a quick yes. It's more...

double check your iptables rules, especially the FORWARD chain, a lot of times the kill switch fails cause traffic still leaks through. also, try running a traceroute to see where your actual IP shows up after connecting.

ngl yep exactly, but honestly I think speed and security are kinda blown outta proportion sometimes. I've seen solid OpenVPN configs beat WireGuard in some cases. Its more about your setup than the protocol.

Honestly, I think you're giving scrapebox too much credit for how clunky it still is. "Scrapebox specifically, man" - yeah, it's got nostalgia but I bet it's a pain to keep up with modern standards. Still, I get why folks keep it around for quick stuff, just not as their main weapon anymore.

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yo careful with thinking kill switches are some magic fix. they can buy u time but relying on them alone is risky. u gotta have the system ready to go and react fast. otherwise, it's just hype, not a safety net.

Careful with just relying on IPs and device info, some frauds use VPNs and spoofed devices to hide. I've found mixing in behavioral analysis and tracking response times helps spot the real from the fake better.

I gotta disagree a bit, cheap proxies can be legit sometimes but the detection rate is usually higher. like, a lot of these low-cost ones get flagged quick especially if they're on a shared IP pool or have bad reputation scores. even if checkers say they're clean, sites can still spot patterns...