You cannot fake the referrer with a standard DMR. You can only blank it. To blank the referrer, you need to pass the user through a separate domain you own and then on to the CPA. A separate domain is encouraged as some browsers retain the referrer if you stay on the first domain. To fake the...
The point I think you're missing is that you, as the customer, as with any business, don't set the price. Sure, your budget may be $40 and someone may be willing to cut every corner for you to produce some laughable excuse for a functioning website.
But when the market says a simple website...
People get very passionate about their work as artists. If you take an image and it's just some guy with no legal backing, he and his friends will harass you through e-mail and Facebook all day. Have no experience with the aggressive, legal types as far as individual images, but I did rip a...
An hourly rate of anywhere from $40-100 is pretty standard for design and development. Please refer to the above posts about peanuts for further clarification. If your friend did it after learning HTML/CSS in 2 days, then take 2 days to build it and gain some coding knowledge in the process...
Well it's not just PayPal (thought I'd mention that since this thread will likely go the way of trying to make PayPal out to be an evil monster as usual). The entire payment processing industry and credit card issuers as a whole tend to side with the buyer. But if you're a seller, you have a lot...
Incredible pricing. I was about to spend over twice the cost for less than half the features on a VPS with a more mainstream company, only because I need a lot of disk space though not many other features. Most Windows VPSes cost a pretty penny for a laughable amount of disk space. Anyway...
In any processing company, a 16,900% increase in revenue in just a 5-month period is beyond alarming and you would experience similar issues anywhere. You're honestly lucky they didn't just terminate the account or implement a far higher reserve.
You mentioned you'd need to keep your volume...
Yeah as stated above, it seems like a shared proxy network would actually risk exposure of your network, whereas you are logging into your own systems and your IP shouldn't be exposed to anyone. That said, if you hop between your blogs on one IP/machine and Google happens to pick up on this...
Sure. I don't know which cities you are looking to target, but we work with companies in more urban metro areas, so we would likely be able to take care of your 10+ cities. We have worked with a moving company in the past, but only one. Add rushing.star on Skype.
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