They are not useless. I have many Weebly sites in my PBN.. but as you mentioned, the only downside is that you need to pay extra in order to connect your domain. You could also export your Weebly site and then install it straight onto your hosting.
Simple answer; read the different threads posted on this forum. You sign up to the forum and the first thing you ask is a question which you could find the answers to by using the search box?
If you've been dropping for just a few days now then that could just indicate a dance (which will usually calm down after a week or 2). Check your WMT for any penalty messages just to be sure.
1. If they're all different Web 2.0s - then yes, you can use the same emails.
2. Registering thousands of unique Web 2.0s on a single IP is fine, but you sound like you'll probably be registering on the same ones multiple times.. and for this you need several private proxies.
3. Generally...
The only way its going down is if that 3rd party removes it themselves. The only other way to try and pull it down is by doing a bit of link building/rep management work. This essentially means ranking other properties for your keyword and pushing that negative article down onto Page 2, 3, etc.
Mailchimp do not "allow" it but I know plenty of people who get away with it. The only way you'll get busted is if they conduct a thorough review/analysis of your account or if you raise any red flags.
I assume your main focus is on an inner page, but that doesn't mean you ignore the homepage. In this case, you say that you don't want to rank for your homepage.. so the most sensible option would be to just send generic/brand anchors to the homepage. This reduces any spam issues and you're not...
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