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Last month I tried the same thing, but you can't just hook proxies directly into cloudflare workers without some middleware. You gotta reroute through a server or something else first. OP might be missing that step.

Been doing this 3 years, tested tons of VPNs, openvpn and wireguard are solid but speed varies a lot, like surfshark gave me 80mbps steady for torrenting while Nord was flakey sometimes. Some VPNs claim no logs but I'd take it with a grain of salt, especially if they're cheap. Data doesn't lie...

just my 2 cents: maybe test some new creatives or fresh angles, even small tweaks can juice those numbers. sometimes it's about catching attention in a new way.

Been doing this 3 years and honestly, focusing on niching down helps. Pick a smaller niche with less competition, makes it easier to stand out and get conversions.

most VPN deals aren't really cheaper unless you buy long term plans. Black Friday can get you some discounts but they usually aren't huge. I'd say compare prices now and see if the deal's worth it before waiting.

Sounds about right, some proxies are just hype and not fit for real scraping. Speed and stealth often come down to the IP pool quality, not the price tag.

careful with those blog posts. I use proxyproof.io, tracks success rates real time, helps see true CPL. Cuts out the fluff and helps me pick cheaper options that actually convert

Start with rotating proxies for sneaker bots, it's a lifesaver. I got banned fast using datacenter proxies but residentials kept me in the game. Tip: pick a provider that lets you switch IPs easily, saves a lot of headache.

spot on. I once went all in on one network for a few weeks and found some killer hidden offers, but then got burned on a payout delay. kinda learned that switching up a bit keeps the grind fresh and avoids dead ends.

bruh, been down this road. most tools are just hype until u find a solid one with real data and no sketchy upsells. tested a few small ones, some decent, some garbage.

I had a similar scare last month, but I found that cleaning my list regularly and avoiding spammy words kept me safe. Ever tried warming up your IPs first? Made a difference for me.

Cheap proxies almost always suck, just accept it or shell out for legit ones.

just my 2 cents, but i've had decent luck with rotating free proxies for small scale projects where i don't care about speed or reliability. sure, they're flaky but sometimes you just gotta get quick data w/o breaking the bank. if u need serious uptime, pay for it.

been messing with VPNs 5 years, and yeah, jurisdiction really changes the game. did you check if Swiss VPN has independent audits? that kinda proof helps. what about encryption standards they use? that also impacts trust.

Careful with believing networks that claim they always pay on time. Sounds too good to be true, usually there's some catch or they disappear quick. Always test and stay alert.

ok so last month i tried building my own proxy pool just for kicks. its still doable if u got the skills and patience but damn it's a pain in the ass with all the new blocks. most just buy now, but if u wanna go rogue, still a shot.

Been doing this 3 years, and honestly I don't buy the hype that WireGuard's always faster in real-world use. Yeah, it's lean but openvpn's been tweakable for ages and works everywhere. Speed tests ain't everything, gotta test in your own setup.

different angle: yeah, stability's key but u gotta consider if their IP pools are fresh enough for what u need. sometimes the cheap options are not that bad if u can switch IPs quick. long term, u might be better off with the cheaper stuff if u stay smart about it.

yo bruh, never forget to split test both for your niche and traffic type, sometimes rev share pulls ahead with high LTV, other times CPA scales faster if u target right. gotta keep an eye on the numbers always.

tbh did you actually set a static IP in your VPN settings or just hope it sticks? Sometimes you gotta manually lock that ish in.