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just my 2 cents but even if your proxies bounce between cities, it might not matter if ur just after localized prices, right? maybe the real issue is if u get flagged or blocked for too many requests. speed is cool but can u really keep that pace w/o catching attention?

been doing this 3 years and I gotta say, the OP kinda got the title backwards. I mean, I get the frustration but avoiding all networks for high-ticket deals is kinda extreme. It's about vetting the right ones, not dumping them all. Most of my big wins came from networks, but yeah, you gotta be...

IPv4 vs IPv6 proxies - what the hell is actually going on? Honestly I think most people just see the hype and assume IPv6 is automatically better. I tried both and sometimes IPv6 can be faster but also more prone to leaks if not set up right. Don't get tunnel vision on speed, always test for...

Careful with thinking maxbounty is just about approvals, I knew a guy who got in super quick but then spent weeks trying to prove traffic and content, turns out they just wanted to see legit proof not effort alone. kinda felt like a dead end but he finally cracked it. had a buddy who got...

Haha, free proxies? One time I tried to save a few bucks and used some sketchy free ones. Ended up getting blocked so fast I thought I was on a timer. Waste of time and a headache I don't need.

Yeah exactly, I wasted some money on SOCKS5 last month thinking it'd boost my speed but for just scraping HTTP does the job fine and costs less. Only go SOCKS5 if you got some kinda special setup or need that HTTP can't handle.

Honestly, I think email is kinda underrated still. I've had months where it pulled in 50% of my sales, even with all the social media hype. Just gotta keep testing and not give up when it's slow

been doing this 3 years, and honestly, infographics can work if you add a tool like Visme to make 'em more engaging. also, try including a quick embed code or share button directly in the infographic, so it's easier for sites to use it long-term. otherwise, it's just quick hits.

tbh do you think most of those tests even measure real world performance or just raw speed on a perfect connection? Seems like a lot of folks chase the numbers without considering actual browsing or streaming experience.

Lol, sounds like you're riding the wave but I swear sometimes it's a gamble. I saw a guy lose like 40% traffic after a "trusted" agency did a link push last year. Numbers can be weird.

been doing this 3 years and still wondering if white hat is just a money sink sometimes?

ngl most of the time, mobile proxies actually hold up better during those traffic spikes, kinda weird but true. Try a mobile proxy service like ProxyRack Mobile Proxies, they got decent speeds and tend to get less flagged. Just watch your bandwidth, they ain't cheap.

Last month I jumped into a gambling CPA network that seemed sketchy but had decent reviews. Turns out, they paid on time for a while but then ghosted me when I tried to cash out big. I think not every shady-looking network is bad, sometimes they just mess up or get bought out. So yeah, always...

just my 2 cents, I once used a VPN with a kill switch and still got an IP leak during a test, so yeah, they aren't foolproof, especially on flaky apps.

came here to say exactly this

ngl been doing this 3 years, and honestly, sometimes your CRs suck because you're not filtering your audience enough. Narrow down your targeting to the folks who actually use those apps often. Kinda feels like, if you hit the right crowd, your numbers bounce back quick.

ngl been doing this 3 years, and yeah, tool fatigue is real. I finally started using SerpApi for Google data and it's a. Saves me from juggling a bunch of APIs, and the data's pretty reliable.

Been doing this 3 years, and honestly, most legit opportunities are slow as hell. its all about stacking small wins, not waiting for some big backlink miracle. tf, just gotta keep at it and hope the algo gods are feeling merciful.

Honestly, I think residential proxies are just inherently flaky for this kind of thing. I got the same issues, then switched to datacenter and never looked back. Feels like trying to run on a treadmill with a broken belt, so much instability