Recent content by socksnode

I would test a few accounts created by yourself before changing the whole setup. If your own accounts survive but the purchased ones dont, then the source is probably the problem. Also dont change too many things at once. Test account source, proxy and browser setup separately or you will never...

Residential IP alone wont fix it. If the browser fingerprint, TLS and request pattern are the same, changing IP just gives them another signal to connect. I would slow it down first and test with a normal browser profile. Also check if the residential provider is giving you repeated or already...

Yeah, I noticed the same thing. My better campaigns were usually the simple ones, clear offer, a few creatives and not too many ad sets. The hard part is knowing if you should wait or just kill it. A lot of people keep bad ads running because Meta says it is still learning lol. I usually check...

I would not choose only by the provider name. It depends a lot on the target website and country. Before buying a large package, I normally test a small amount and check unique IP count, success rate, response time and how often the same IP repeats. Some cheap pools work surprisingly well for...

For me, price gets attention, but reliability is what makes me stay. A huge advertised pool does not mean much if the same IPs keep repeating or the success rate is poor. I usually look at success rate, location accuracy, rotation options, sticky session duration and support response time. A...