I’d focus on organic Pinterest growth instead. Good pins, clear keywords and regular posting may take longer, but fake engagement can put your account at risk.
Try a regular Gmail address and check your spam folder first. If no verification email arrives, the site may have an email issue, so contact their support to confirm it’s still active.
Try making short YouTube tutorials about Kryptex and sharing them in crypto or mining communities. Focus on real earnings and setup tips, and avoid spamming referral links.
Instagram and other apps may use certificate pinning or detect proxy traffic, which can cause these errors. I’d test with a simple app you own first and check Charles logs to narrow down whether it’s a certificate or proxy issue.
I’d optimize your profile first, then share useful posts and comment on relevant industry discussions. For outreach, keep messages short and personal, and start a real conversation before pitching your service.
Sounds like he may be using a private tool, but restoring a suspended GBP in 1–2 minutes seems unlikely. I’d use Google’s official appeal process with proper business proof.
Try sticking to one niche and keep posting fresh pins. See which designs get more clicks and saves, then make more like those. It takes time to grow on Pinterest.
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