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Pi crying is a sign you shoulda stuck to what works, not trying to reinvent the wheel with IPv6 proxies. Back in the day, simple was better and less headache. Maybe switch to a solid IPv4 setup, save the tears. Your CPC will thank you.

You're overthinking it. Scaling Nutra is about CPC and EPC, not some mythical cap. I hit $700 a day on one offer and the only limit was my creative split-tests.

Yeah, Pi is for lightweight. For anything serious like streaming or fast downloads, your bottleneck is your ISP, not the Pi. I saw guys try to push 100 Mbps on a Pi and wonder why it sucks. If you need real speed, you need a real server or a dedicated VPN box.

Been there, it's the nature of the beast. My last campaign: 4 rejections, all for vague reasons. Keep testing different creatives, angles, and check your copy closely. Sometimes the "no reason" is just Facebook's way of saying they want more control.

Lazy networks and marketers selling hope? nah, that's just the usual scapegoat. the truth is they sell quick money myths because CPC is king and they know most newbies are chasing shiny. the real game is in understanding data, testing, scaling. you want hope? look at the numbers. 2.1% CR, $0.42...

It's all about the tech and support, not just the IPs. CPC is king, and good geo proxies cost for stability and rotation. Cheap proxies = ban city.

But if you think about it, isn't the real issue not just VPNs but how much we rely on them for privacy in the first place? I mean, if everyone is chasing the unicorns, maybe we should ask why we're so obsessed with geo-unblocking in the first place. Is it the content or just the thrill of...

is right, mostly. If your tracking and data are solid, payment timing isn't gonna save you from bad offers or shady traffic. But if your data is shaky or your margins are thin, weekly can help spot problems fast before they eat into your profit. Still, I find native ads are the only sustainable...

i disagree a bit. Native ads are the only way to scale safe long term. Push too fast on sketchy networks and you'll burn out your account faster than you can say ROI.

Push traffic isn't a poison, just a slow death if you don't control the source. My pixel says otherwise.

Aperture, you say it depends but honestly, that's just an excuse. Weekly pays faster, gives you quick feedback, and if your EPC tanks after a week, at least you catch it early and pivot. No waaay I'd do NET30 with nutra, that's just playing with fire for cash flow.

So I tried to figure out this payment thing again and honestly im stuck. Weekly, biweekly, NET30 - whats the best? I used to think weekly was safe but my EPC tanks after a week and payments get hectic. Biweekly sounds kinda right but some networks hold funds longer and I get confused. NET30...

dIY proxies are a nightmare. You think you saving money but your time, effort and the bounce rate go through the roof. Buying legit proxies is the only way to keep your campaign stable

Been there. My pixel says otherwise but these AMs love the fake promise game. 300 bucks for 30 bucks payout?

Exactly, my pixel says otherwise. The filters for IPv6 are usually weaker, so scraping gets easier. But remember native ads are the only sustainable traffic for health. Don't forget that

Shadow, you got it wrong. Most of this fraud talk is BS. Been testing networks for 20 years, seen so-called fraud from bad tracking, ghost traffic, or just your own bot clicks.

Look, Quanta, accepting fake leads is just setting yourself up for disaster. You can't build a real biz trusting a network pixel that shows a 3.7% CR but a payout rate of 76%. That's cherry-picking data. When I run my funnels, I want to see leads confirmed with a sale or actual payout, no fluff...

Most audits are just eye candy. real privacy is how they handle data and logs not what they claim in reports. protocol transparency is just a buzzword.

Numbers all over is code for your tracking is trash, not the traffic. My pixel says otherwise, CTRs don't just tank 1 point and CVRs don't drop 1.4 in a day without some shady clicks. Fix your logs or your setup, not the traffic

I think you're missing one thing. proxies are just one piece of the puzzle. if your automation acts too perfect, no proxy in the world will save you. CTR, timing, mouse moves, everything matters. My pixel says otherwise, and burnt more proxies than I want to admit.