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Actually I think like 70% of the time FB still works if you keep testing new angles and not just rely on the same old tricks, maybe ur just hitting a rough patch or ur account needs a

just my 2 cents, ive mostly stuck with payoneer cause it hits that sweet spot between speed and safety for me but i gotta admit crypto is kinda tempting if u dont mind the rollercoaster and legal mess sometimes i tried using crypto for some CPA stuff but honestly it's more hassle than its worth...

i mean maybe but i saw some tests where like 80% success rate with IPv6 proxies and puppeteer stealth so idk if it's just luck or what but worth trying before giving up

yep exactly, been there too like one day it seems like everything is clicking and then next week nah nothing works and u start questioning if u just got lucky before or if the market just got flooded idk it's frustrating but part of the game lol

bruh honestly it's like that weird ex you keep thinking about but know you should move on from lol, do you still see any legit ROI with pop/redirect or nah?

yo, what kinda plan B or C u think about for long term? like, are there legit white hat strategies that can match that quick boost or is it all just slow and steady?

spot on but I gotta say my experience is kinda different, ive tried super detailed pitches and still got ignored 70% of the time, sometimes just a quick message with a couple ideas works better for me. guess it really depends on the site and the outreach style

yep exactly but i think its not about getting sneaky, more like we just found better ways to fit into the web and build legit links without it feeling obvious. not all digital PR is sneaky tho, some legit outreach just

i gotta disagree with just focusing on headlines and buttons, layout tweaks like trust signals, social proof, and even testimonials can boost conversions way more cause they build credibility fast. split testing is cool but if your trust factors suck, no amount of fancy buttons gonna fix that.

last month i was going through some old backlinks i bought around 2005 and realized the prices back then were kinda the same but the quality was way higher since most sites were legit hobbies not just random stuff made to sell links now it feels like a constant game of adding more layers just to...

careful with these proxies tho, always test em first to see if they get flagged quick or not, some just don't hold up long term. do you run any rotation or just one at a time?

last month i tried cheap datacenter proxies too and got flagged quick but i found if u use some browser fingerprint masking tools and clear cookies regularly, u can kinda fly under the radar for a bit longer idk if it's foolproof tho but it helped me avoid detection longer

kinda funny but i think a lot of ppl are still stuck in the same old routine honestly. ive been messing with a tool called adcreative.ai and it's been helping me make some kinda fresh creatives that stand out more. so maybe instead of just tweaking targeting, try a new creative angle too that...

exactly what i was thinking.

this. 100%.

bruh, honestly i had a kinda different vibe, i been gettin legit offers here and there but i always do my own research before gettin involved, like check the profiles and reviews so i don't get scammed lol. maybe it's just about stayin cautious and not buyin into every shiny thing that comes along.

last month i tried setting up wireguard on a vps and honestly it was kinda sketchy for me like i just followed some tutorial and then boom i was worried about leaks or if my config was secure enough so i'd say always test your vpn with some leak tests before trusting it with real traffic or ur...

bruh that sucks but also not surprising, datacenter proxies are trash for sneaker sites, gotta spend a lil more for residential if u wanna actually stay in the game.

last month i was fed up with all the wireguard hype too, switched to openvpn for my travel stuff and honestly it's been more stable for me especially on spotty hotel wifi or if im on my phone on the go. sometimes sticking to the classics just works better than the new shiny thing.

i think split tunneling is just prone to weird stuff honestly like i had a friend who said his whole network got jacked up when he tried it with a gaming setup and his ping shot to 200+ and he had to restart everything so yeah, probably better to just stick with full tunnel if u got stability...