Recent content by GreenField1

JAS is still considered the best out of all of them dude

yes, google usually requires id verification for us advertisers. you’ll need to submit your personal or business documents through the account’s verification section there’s no official shortcut.

using a stealth paypal for moonpay isn’t a good idea — they require kyc at some point and paypal can lock or limit the account if they notice unusual activity. safer to use an exchange that’s more lenient or look into p2p options instead.

I mostly use LinkedIn by posting useful content regularly, engaging on others’ posts, and sending personalized connection requests. For leads, personal outreach works better than ads for me, but ads can help once you have a clear offer and audience.

Yeah, the deeper or older the comment, the lower the risk compared to pushing something to the top. Upvoting fresh top comments is what usually draws the most attention.

Keep content short, authentic, and relatable storytelling works better than polished ads. Use trends but give them your own twist so you stand out. Post consistently, engage in comments, and avoid spammy hashtags or overposting, since that can trigger shadowbans.

Automation can still work if done carefully—small, human-like actions over time, with proper proxies and account rotation. But platforms are stricter, so many accounts get flagged quickly. Organic growth is safer long-term, but combining light automation with genuine content often gives the best...

Paid traffic can work, but results vary by offer and targeting. Many CPA marketers see conversions on Facebook Ads and Google Ads if you narrow audiences and use interest or lookalike targeting. PropellerAds can work too for volume, especially with push notifications, but expect lower conversion...

Lately, Facebook seems focused on account and payment verification and ad policy enforcement. They’re stricter on new Business Managers, unusual payment methods, and accounts that aren’t warmed up properly. Ad content violations still trigger quick restrictions, especially in sensitive niches.

Most agencies just add their fee on top of Facebook’s ad spend. Some shady providers promise cheaper leads, but the quality is usually low and it can get you in trouble. Better to focus on legit targeting and ad strategy.

I think crypto will likely coexist with traditional banking rather than fully replace it. Banks offer stability, regulation, and services most people rely on, while crypto excels at borderless transactions and decentralization. Over time, we’ll probably see more integration, with each serving...

Parasite SEO still works this year but it’s not as powerful as before. Google updates have made spammy versions die off quickly. Quality, niche-relevant content on authority sites can still rank well.

Using banks or processors under false names is very risky and often leads to shutdowns. For P2P Bitcoin selling, the safer route is sticking to cash-based methods, escrow-backed platforms, or crypto-friendly payment services that don’t rely on chargeback-prone providers.

Yes, antidetect browsers have become less effective as platforms detect patterns more accurately. Cloud phones like duoplus or geelark mimic real devices, making them more reliable for bypassing verification. They generally outperform traditional antidetect setups now.

Google has tightened account creation, so the QR verification is now triggered almost always. Using clean IPs or spoofed browsers no longer bypasses it reliably. The only consistent way is using a real device and phone number verification. Temporary workarounds like emulators or proxies are...