Is my idea to start is worth it?

[HNB123]

Hello everyone!
I am 53 years old and I am fast approaching retirement.
I have been a member of this wonderful site for almost 13 years.
I am always a beginner in this area and I intend to get started.
Not knowing exactly to what to turn to me, according to my readings of the forum posts I decided to start the adventure today:
1. A well-established account being mandatory, I therefore purchased a static residential US proxy at Proxy-cheap.com at $ 4.21 and created a browser profile in Mostlogin. (On pixelscan everything is green)
2. I created a Gmail account with my phone and then connected to Multilogin to complete the account profile.
3. I coded a small autoit script allowing to navigate a hundred URLs provided in order to harvest many cookies
4. In the coming weeks I will try to create Amazon, Aliexpres, Reddit, Pinterest and Quora accounts on the same profile
5. After a month if everything is held, I will multiply the process by 10 to be ready within 3 months with accounts as human as possible
6. By then I will surely find an idea to use them

I will try to update you

 

[Sonahara]

You are on the right track by taking the right steps to create a safe and natural account setup.

 

[shijin]

Just be careful with automation scripts, Reddit especially is strict.

 

[HNB123]

Just be careful with automation scripts, Reddit especially is strict.

I wanted to give Selenium a try, but it looks like remote debugging doesn’t really work with Multilogin, so I’ll probably stick with AutoIt instead.
Is there any way to use Selenium with Multilogin?

 

[Mineisgoodmate]

That’s a solid start, you’re laying the groundwork the right way. Warming accounts slowly and building them up with cookies will make them last longer. Excited to see what use case you decide on once they’re aged a bit.

 

[Byte Watch]

Hello everyone!
I am 53 years old and I am fast approaching retirement.
I have been a member of this wonderful site for almost 13 years.
I am always a beginner in this area and I intend to get started.
Not knowing exactly to what to turn to me, according to my readings of the forum posts I decided to start the adventure today:
1. A well-established account being mandatory, I therefore purchased a static residential US proxy at Proxy-cheap.com at $ 4.21 and created a browser profile in Mostlogin. (On pixelscan everything is green)
2. I created a Gmail account with my phone and then connected to Multilogin to complete the account profile.
3. I coded a small autoit script allowing to navigate a hundred URLs provided in order to harvest many cookies
4. In the coming weeks I will try to create Amazon, Aliexpres, Reddit, Pinterest and Quora accounts on the same profile
5. After a month if everything is held, I will multiply the process by 10 to be ready within 3 months with accounts as human as possible
6. By then I will surely find an idea to use them

I will try to update you

Your idea is solid and definitely worth exploring, especially since you're approaching it with patience and structure. Starting slow, warming up the profiles properly, and building a strong foundation is key most people fail because they rush. The fact that you’re using residential proxies, unique browser profiles, and harvesting cookies shows you're doing it the right way.

Once your accounts age a bit, you’ll have a lot of flexibility
whether it’s affiliate marketing, traffic arbitrage, or selling warmed-up accounts. Keep documenting the journey, and feel free to ask for feedback or suggestions along the way.

 

[Starblazer]

I'd recommend deciding on a niche first and then growing accounts. You can warmup accounts in the right direction. However, you can always try to sell accounts, so it's not an issue.

 

[Panther28]

6. By then I will surely find an idea to use them

This should be number 1. Otherwise your in cloud cookoo land. Your case? Cloud cookie land! lol


The distance between what you do and how you get paid, should be at the shortest distance. Allowing you to spend your time working on content. The internet runs on content, it doesn't run on people who spend years of their life and wasted money trying to bypass systems that now have almost unlimtied ai technongologes, behind them and multi million budgets to stop spam. Everything will one day be kyc, what they heck you gonna do then? lol

People PAY to listen to /buy/watch/use content. Spamming accounts isn't the type of business you could get a ISO 9001 quality standard for! lol Its just a lazy mans way of trying to make fast money. Its seen as so easy thats why your attracted to it. The reality, is just becuase something is easy, doesn't mean you should be doing it. Haven't you heard of hard work and sweat equity, and real businesses taking years to build and meet a quality need?

Best of luck

 

[HNB123]

This should be number 1. Otherwise your in cloud cookoo land. Your case? Cloud cookie land! lol


The distance between what you do and how you get paid, should be at the shortest distance. Allowing you to spend your time working on content. The internet runs on content, it doesn't run on people who spend years of their life and wasted money trying to bypass systems that now have almost unlimtied ai technongologes, behind them and multi million budgets to stop spam. Everything will one day be kyc, what they heck you gonna do then? lol

People PAY to listen to /buy/watch/use content. Spamming accounts isn't the type of business you could get a ISO 9001 quality standard for! lol Its just a lazy mans way of trying to make fast money. Its seen as so easy thats why your attracted to it. The reality, is just becuase something is easy, doesn't mean you should be doing it. Haven't you heard of hard work and sweat equity, and real businesses taking years to build and meet a quality need?

Best of luck

Thanks a lot for your reply — it’s almost satirical, but at the same time very real, constructive, and thought-provoking.
Since I don’t really have a clear idea yet of which niche I want to focus on, I thought it might be better to slowly build up a profile.
Either way, I really appreciate your advice!

 

[SynerArc Media]

It sounds like you’re motivated to start something new—just make sure you focus on a clear goal or project so your effort and time bring real value.

 

[HNB123]

Hello friends!
Managed to create a few accounts on the profile with succ_s.
I finally saw on PostLogin that there’s an API to connect Selenium with Python.
I had never touched Python before so I gave it a try, and now the script picks one keyword from the list each day, opens YouTube and logs in if logged out, runs the keyword search and watches 15 urls with random watch times.

Next step: random “Like” and “Subscribe” clicks.
The adventure goes on lol

 

[RML]

Hello everyone!
I am 53 years old and I am fast approaching retirement.
I have been a member of this wonderful site for almost 13 years.
I am always a beginner in this area and I intend to get started.
Not knowing exactly to what to turn to me, according to my readings of the forum posts I decided to start the adventure today:
1. A well-established account being mandatory, I therefore purchased a static residential US proxy at Proxy-cheap.com at $ 4.21 and created a browser profile in Mostlogin. (On pixelscan everything is green)
2. I created a Gmail account with my phone and then connected to Multilogin to complete the account profile.
3. I coded a small autoit script allowing to navigate a hundred URLs provided in order to harvest many cookies
4. In the coming weeks I will try to create Amazon, Aliexpres, Reddit, Pinterest and Quora accounts on the same profile
5. After a month if everything is held, I will multiply the process by 10 to be ready within 3 months with accounts as human as possible
6. By then I will surely find an idea to use them

I will try to update you

At 50s tryin' a new thing?

HONORABLE!

I'm following sir.

I wish all the best.

It's so respectful.

Inspires me.

Thanx!

 

[Papa Mexicana]

Hello everyone!
I am 53 years old and I am fast approaching retirement.
I have been a member of this wonderful site for almost 13 years.
I am always a beginner in this area and I intend to get started.
Not knowing exactly to what to turn to me, according to my readings of the forum posts I decided to start the adventure today:
1. A well-established account being mandatory, I therefore purchased a static residential US proxy at Proxy-cheap.com at $ 4.21 and created a browser profile in Mostlogin. (On pixelscan everything is green)
2. I created a Gmail account with my phone and then connected to Multilogin to complete the account profile.
3. I coded a small autoit script allowing to navigate a hundred URLs provided in order to harvest many cookies
4. In the coming weeks I will try to create Amazon, Aliexpres, Reddit, Pinterest and Quora accounts on the same profile
5. After a month if everything is held, I will multiply the process by 10 to be ready within 3 months with accounts as human as possible
6. By then I will surely find an idea to use them

I will try to update you

Interesting approach, but I’d be careful with trying to make accounts look “aged” or automated since many platforms care more about real usage patterns than just the setup. For legit account management I’ve seen people use tools like Gologin or Multilogin for profile organization, but the long-term results usually come down to how the accounts are actually used.