Recent content by gscan

Depends on your definition of bp. Different types of traffic will receive respective amounts of heat from LE.

I've been on this forum for about ~10 months now, and have yet to make a single dollar. I've purchased different programs and software, tried many different methods, but I'm only in the negatives now because nothing I have done has profited yet. I thought this forum would help me a lot, because...

If obscuring the source of your traffic is the need, then Tor should be fine, though there are rumours (probably trolls) that there are Tor 0days, but I wouldn't put the idea behind me either. If you want, audit the source code yourself if you need that confirmation. I know for a fact there is...

Public proxies are most likely to have been raped...repeatedly. If you want to try, you can go for it but there might be a couple conditions: 1) First is the one I already said...cheap botters might have already used the proxies to create gmails, and 2) gmail might have already blocked the...

I'm pretty sure it's based on the accounts created from your IP. Sometimes it asks me, and sometimes it doesn't (when I release/renew my dynamic IP from my ISP). To get around this you can either learn how to spoof numbers to receive texts, which is more difficult, or you can purchase a cheap...

For Gmail you only need to create 1 account. Creating 1 account (which takes like 5 seconds) and using it for 24 hours before it gets banned is easier than creating hundreds or thousands of hotmails which can take a while, and is heavily dependent on the quality of your proxies, which can be...

I said that @yahoo.co.uk e-mails might have pop3 enabled by default, but you still have to find the settings and put them into the AC. I'm not 100% sure; I don't make yahoo.co.uks, only hotmails. I use @hotmail.coms with all my Twitter accounts (unverified hotmails). It does it automatically...

The Account Creator has the options for POP3, Gmail, and Hotmail/Live/MSN only. So you only have a choice between gmail and hotmail for account creation, or whatever else has pop3 set up (your own domain, usually)

Because I don't have money for decaptcha. It costs money for automatic

I think (not 100% sure) @yahoo.co.uk e-mails are POP3-enabled by default, but you'll have to create one yourself to check. I personally use hotmails (or @msn/live too, same thing) since they are all pop-enabled by default.

There was not much of a notable difference, both times they were banned in under 24 hours, closer to maybe 12 but other than that I honestly did not feel different about their ban times. Maybe a few hours more for the longer interval ones? I'm trying to spin my tweets in a way that will attract...

Well at first I left the timing intervals at around 30 seconds each @reply/tweet until I changed it to about 5 minutes in between. Traffic was about 5 clicks more or less per offer for a 24 hour period, 0 conversions.

Yea at first I tried spamming as well but I stopped and started limited my @replies heavily and there is still no change in either traffic nor conversions. I still mix in "regular" Tweets along with the @replies

Because I am using public proxies, chances are if I create accounts and leave them to age with no activity at all, they will still get banned once other people using the same proxies also use them for this Twitter method. I only used Wait/Reply and set @replies to once every 5-10 minutes, mixed...

I find a lot of bugs in the software, but generally it's workable as long as you don't do anything with it that you shouldn't be doing (like purposely pressing buttons repeatedly which would sure crash it, so don't do anything stupid unless you want to lose all your work which happened to me...