[METHOD] Make easy $50+/day using Instagram.
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ImSoCool
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Unbelievable...
They should start working in a week; they are moving the LPs to a new server. Meanwhile, you should directly download the files from freeinstalift.com (CTRL+S), change the locker with your own and host it on your own domain. Does it still not count clicks?
ImSoCool
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No, but you 'll have to phone verify the account.
ThorneTB
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TrueCrypt
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thank you for the detailed info @Cryogenesis , what you provided should be the definition of "spoon-feeding" 
I am curious about one thing if you don't mind answering:
Some time passed since you published this method, have you noticed a drop in earnings so far due to making this easily available for anyone? Also, would you say that the "game" has gotten tougher? (eg: harder to keep ig accounts alive, free sms phone verification not working and so on)
Would love to hear an answer.
Thank you once again.
Kind regards
I am curious about one thing if you don't mind answering:
Some time passed since you published this method, have you noticed a drop in earnings so far due to making this easily available for anyone? Also, would you say that the "game" has gotten tougher? (eg: harder to keep ig accounts alive, free sms phone verification not working and so on)
Would love to hear an answer.
Thank you once again.
Kind regards
mrmidjam
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CLICKS not registering?
double check your landing page code for the locker id, there seems to be an inconsistency between the amount of actual lockers here: /contentlocker.php (scroll to bottom) and the amount of landing pages here: /landingpagerequest.php some landing pages don't have lockers it seems.
double check your landing page code for the locker id, there seems to be an inconsistency between the amount of actual lockers here: /contentlocker.php (scroll to bottom) and the amount of landing pages here: /landingpagerequest.php some landing pages don't have lockers it seems.
Hello. I have a problem with ig accounts. I try to login in instagram account on chrome browser. But it said: user does not exist or smth. And the same account in massplanner i try to login and it appears phone verification i try to click submit and nothing happens. I try to type different number. But same thing happens. Anybo should know what to do?
Holykruelty
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Don't derail this thread with a sales pitch. You cannot sell things outside of a BST.
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Josh Silverstein
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Before I ask my question, I would like to show my appreciation. This is very well written, informative, and definitely worth trying.
Question:
Is there a benefit to buying a "Aged Non-PVA" / generally buying an account as apposed to creating your own? How do the different accounts (Bought accounts VS Crafted accounts) affect the method differently?
Thank you so much for the amazing guide!
- Josh
Question:
Is there a benefit to buying a "Aged Non-PVA" / generally buying an account as apposed to creating your own? How do the different accounts (Bought accounts VS Crafted accounts) affect the method differently?
Thank you so much for the amazing guide!
- Josh
karupoiss
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Aged accounts should not get banned as easily as new accounts.. but in my case.. all type of accounts get banned.
swollengoat
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I tried the download option for the LP and it redirected to apple when I loaded the code to my site. Instead, I used a site ripper to pull all the files of the LP, loaded those to site and everything's the tits.
Noah Hawryshko
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Hey @Cryogenesis , great method! Can you explain why posting Images on the IG accounts you follow others with would increase the chance that they'll get banned? To me, it would seem like posting images is something that would make an account look more human. If anything, wouldn't not posting images on a site primarily based off of image posting be a red flag, rather than the other way around? I'm confused.
TrueCrypt
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Hi Noah,
OP said something about this a few pages back in the thread.
The idea behind not posting images is that when the user uses your promoted offer and see that they get nothing, they realize it's a spam account. Later on, when you post images and they see them in their feed, they will probably unfollow you and report your account and/or posts as spam. The more reports you accumulate the higher the chance your account will get banned.
OP's method didn't suggest you should make the account look more human. It's just an account promoting something (your niche of choosing).
Using human-like accounts is another way to attack this method but wasn't in OP's original method guidlines.
If you do manage to get some results with posting images and having the accounts look as real as possible, by all means please post the results here and let us know
twpro
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@Noah Hawryshko I believe it's because it's a lot easier to report an account from a picture. Plus if you promised someone clash of clans gems and they got nothing, the next picture you post they will remember and be pissed at you and report.
Noah Hawryshko
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Hi Noah,
OP said something about this a few pages back in the thread.
The idea behind not posting images is that when the user uses your promoted offer and see that they get nothing, they realize it's a spam account. Later on, when you post images and they see them in their feed, they will probably unfollow you and report your account and/or posts as spam. The more reports you accumulate the higher the chance your account will get banned.
OP's method didn't suggest you should make the account look more human. It's just an account promoting something (your niche of choosing).
Using human-like accounts is another way to attack this method but wasn't in OP's original method guidlines.
If you do manage to get some results with posting images and having the accounts look as real as possible, by all means please post the results here and let us know
Thanks so much for the prompt responses, guys! Truecrypt, I can think of a situation in which posting images would be beneficial but it's likely not what many people are going to go for. You could technically promote non-incentive CPA offers that do what they claim so that the people you follow will not have any reason to report your account as spam. But sadly, that's not what sells...
Either way, I see the dilemma and logic behind not posting now.
Actually, I have a different possible angle, but take it with a grain of salt because I'm still learning IG. So, if people are more likely to ban you when they see you in their news feed because you're the guy that didn't give them the Paypal money generator that you after they did the survey (lol), why not take your CPA offer (or a front-end redirect that leads to it) and post in every week or so as something like: "(NOW FIXED) Clash of Clans Free Gems! Updated to version 3.1 because previous version wasn't working. Enjoy your gems".
Think about it and tell me what you think. I hate to sound like a dick, but if people are stupid enough to do a survey for free Clash of Clans gems, then if you pop up again in their newsfeed with an "updated" version, they're probably also stupid enough to think that the previous version probably just stopped working, which in turn eliminates the incentive to report the account and may lead the follower to actually complete a second survey.
Then, you could set up DM auto replies (if that's a thing) from people who are pissed off (even if you're not posting images in the first place actually) that auto-respond as something like "Hello! Your message has been submitted to our support staff for review. If you're messaging about the latest Clash of Clans gem hack, we are aware that it currently isn't working and our team will release a new version within the next couple days."
Sorry, end rant. What are your thoughts on what I've said? @twpro @TrueCrypt
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TrueCrypt
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@Noah Hawryshko tbh i think it's too much of a long stretch working that way. the first thing that comes in mind is that your accounts most likely won't last long enough to get them to complete an offer a second time considering they got nothing the first time. Thinking how many users Instagram has I could say there are plenty of fish in the sea and there is no need to try and get the same one twice. I would say keep the accounts alive for as long as possible and avoid unnecessary risks, that's what makes you money in the first place.
and there is no need to try and get the same one twice. I would say keep the accounts alive for as long as possible and avoid unnecessary risks, that's what makes you money in the first place.
Noah Hawryshko
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Thinking about the fact they could be terminated any second, you're probably right. However, what do you think about the auto-DM responder twist? I think it's a great idea in theory. It poses no extra risk, and can lower the chance that anybody who takes the time to send a "I didn't get my gems ur scammer" to your spam account will flag it as spam. If they were stupid enough to do the survey (again, I hate saying this in this way), they're probably stupid enough to believe that your "team" is "aware of the issue" and "working on a new patch", right? Then, they'd leave your profile without flagging you and then forget about you forever.@Noah Hawryshko tbh i think it's too much of a long stretch working that way. the first thing that comes in mind is that your accounts most likely won't last long enough to get them to complete an offer a second time considering they got nothing the first time. Thinking how many users Instagram has I could say there are plenty of fish in the sea