Recent content by Jacyu

If you're struggling with Reddit bans, it’s probably due to fingerprinting. I’ve had better luck using a fingerprint browser like Hidemium — helps isolate each account with clean profiles. Worth checking out if you’ve already tried proxies and still getting flagged;););)

contact me, I will help you solve the problem you are having.

They are just trying to promote their tool, most of them are fake accounts, people who experience them know the results well

I'm also facing bans even without direct affiliate links. Does Quora track device/browser fingerprints or IPs? Would using a different browser setup help avoid this? Anyone found a reliable method?

Yeah, you can automate tasks like login, form filling, captcha solving using a browser that mimics real users. No full coding needed — just describe the steps. Works great for account stuff, scraping, or bypassing basic blocks. Let me know what you’re trying to do, I’ll point you to the right...

Sure! It mostly comes down to how you configure your browser environment and proxies. If you're rotating clean IPs (preferably mobile or residential) and mimicking real-user behavior — with proper cookies, headers, and timezone consistency — the verification steps drop significantly. Also helps...

Totally get where you're coming from — long-form content can be a grind, especially when you're not passionate about the niche. If you're looking for something less content-heavy but still profitable, maybe look into automating browser tasks — like managing multiple accounts for campaigns...

Maybe going to sleep and dreaming will be the fastest way for you:)

It depends a bit on your skills and interests, but here are a few beginner-friendly paths I’ve seen people start with: Freelancing platforms (like Fiverr, Upwork) – basic gigs like writing, simple design, or data entry can work Microtasks – sites like Remotasks, Clickworker, or UHRS (low pay...

Been using Hidemium lately mainly because it lets me isolate profiles with decent fingerprint diversity and has prompt-script support for semi-automation if needed. Just don’t go too aggressive early on Quora seems to flag unusual behavior fast.

I’ve been experimenting with a setup that avoids most phone verifications during email creation — especially for bulk tasks. It’s not perfect, but the success rate is surprisingly decent across several providers. Can share more details if you're curious — depends on the use case and how many...

If you're scaling to 60+, I’d avoid anything that doesn’t support quick profile duplication + API access. Hidemium has both, plus decent proxy rotation options baked in.

oke, thank you, I will experience it

Can you tell me more about that browser? I want to learn about it?

I switched from manual proxies + browser cleanup to a stealth setup that auto-generates scripts from prompts. Way smoother and fewer bans. Curious if anyone still sees value in pure manual stacks?