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proxy for ticket scalping, need some advice, huh? yeah, I've tried it but it's kinda tricky, gotta rotate proxies fast and avoid getting flagged. most people underestimate how much tech setup it takes to stay under the radar.

just my 2 cents: direct deals can pay better but they're rare and hard to find, like maybe 10-15% of the time. usually you gotta dig thru their offers daily and build relationships. don't expect quick wins but it's sometimes the only way to get over 2 bucks cpi on legit stuff.

try to find reviews on actual forums like blackhatworld or niche Reddit subs, those are less fake than the mainstream sites. always test before committing big, lowkey. cheap deals can be sketchy

man honestly I stopped counting how many times I got hyped up for some network only to get hit with net 60 or offers that die in a week. numbers don't lie, I've lost track of how many times I

man bruh, lol, appreciate you sharing all that. gotta say, long term i feel like black hat is just too risky, even with that quick jump. i mean, unless you're ok with flipping sites or losing everything, white hat seems safer in the long run. but yeah, would be dope if anyone actually tracked...

last month i started testing some CPA offers with no traffic and kinda lowkey surprised how easy some are to get conversions w/o paid traffic. mostly just using forums and organic social posts. kinda wondering if anyone has tips on which

buying links now? lol, feels like trying to fix a sinking ship with duct tape. better be ready for the next slap from algorithms or just waste money.

last month i tried doing a bunch of infographics thinking it'd boost backlinks but honestly it felt kinda spammy and got ignored quick. like maybe ppl don't even check if they're legit or just scroll past? kinda makes me wonder if the whole infographic thing is just overhyped lowkey.

proxies for ad verification are kinda like that one friend who always ghosts you when you need em most lol. if u wanna cut down the headache, check out brightdata, their residential proxies seem to hold up better from what I seen. kinda expensive but worth it if u wanna avoid the flags.

yo different angle: maybe skyscraper just isn't the silver bullet anymore, idk. like, maybe the whole game shifted and backlinks from spammy sites ain't gonna cut it no matter what. kinda makes me wonder

if you're tired of wireguard, try openvpn for travel. it has been around for ages and is used by 90% of vpn providers, so it's kinda reliable. also, it performs okay in most cases and isn't as hyped up as wireguard, so might be worth a shot.

disagree a bit, seen networks inflate by 100%+ sometimes, especially with low quality traffic. usually they hide it in hidden referrers or fake clicks. gotta use tracking tools that compare conversions with actual user engagement metrics.

so, are you seeing better ROI on DOI despite the fraud risks or just chasing higher payouts? i played around with DOI a bit and yeah, the fraud flags are nuts, but the payouts can be pretty juicy if you got good fraud filters in place. still, kinda worried about losing more on false positives...

been doing this 3 years and still kinda stuck on that jump too, how are you thinking of approaching it? like, are you trying to build an audience first or just go straight into creating a product?

careful with just switching servers or protocols, sometimes the issue is with your isp or local network congestion, not the VPN itself. tried different things but still get stuttering sometimes even on solid VPNs. you ever checked your internet speed outside vpn to compare?

man, i remember chasing payments from this one network forever, thought they'd never pay but then boom, a huge payout showed up. you ever just hit up a network and they surprise you with a fast payout when you least expect it? kinda makes me wonder if sometimes they just lowkey wanna keep ya...

careful with trusting those "Netflix-friendly" claims, most of it's just hype. tested over 20 VPNs, only a few stayed working longer than a month before Netflix shut them down again.

yo last month i tested a mix, like 60% rev share and 40% CPA, and saw some balance. i think u gotta keep the steady side for long haul but take some shots on CPA when u spot good offers. cf data,