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different angle: I found a couple legit CPA offers that said no traffic needed but I still had to do some social media sharing or small list building to get initial leads, so even "no traffic" claims are kinda iffy.

actually, I think the speeds for proxies are often way overestimated, bruh. In my experience, proxies can get pretty laggy, especially with free ones, and they leak more often than not. I'd say they're more like quick fixes for simple geo swaps but don't rely on them for anything stable or secure.

I kinda disagree, bruh. Double VPN isn't gonna stop a really determined state actor if they have serious resources. But if you wanna make it harder for casual trackers or ISPs, it can help. Also, try using obfsproxy or randomizing your traffic patterns with a VPN that offers that, keeps some...

Definitely don't buy into the hype too much. The advertised speeds are often peak numbers you rarely hit in real world. Still, if you pick a solid VPN with good infrastructure, you can get pretty close, but rn it's mostly about managing expectations.

Haha, feels like everyone got their tinfoil hats on rn. Anyway, paying for audits doesn't mean it's all hype. some VPNs actually put in the work, not just buying a badge

ngl spot on. Another thing you can do is keep an eye on your EPC over time. If it suddenly spikes or dips weirdly without any reason, that can be a sign of something fishy going on with the fraud. Always compare your EPC with industry averages to see if it's in the right ballpark.

ever thought maybe it's just about finding the right networks and doing thorough due diligence before jumping in?

Spot on, real numbers always beat hype. I've seen similar stuff with my own data and honestly, it's all about consistency and offer quality, not just max payouts. Gotta track and optimize to actually get those averages up.