[JOURNEY] My Road Back to Dominating the IPTV Streets AGAIN After 8 Year Hiatus

That's a great start, especially since you already have experience and an existing customer base. Going long-term with SEO and organic marketing is definitely smarter than relying solely on social media. Looking forward to your next updates, and I wish you successful scaling.
 
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Xin 3 said:
That's a great start, especially since you already have experience and an existing customer base. Going long-term with SEO and organic marketing is definitely smarter than relying solely on social media. Looking forward to your next updates, and I wish you successful scaling.
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Organic SEO in the IPTV service niche is a fools endeavour in 2026. As soon as you become noticeable for any meaningful keywords you'll be hit with a DMCA removal. Google no longer respond to counter claims after the first filing, meaning the pages are permanently deindexed. This is demonstrated for all major IPTV keywords on Google; you'll notice that no service providers are ranked; they are all blogs/guides/how to's.

The only workaround for organic SEO in our niche would be to rank an IPTV blog and then funnel the traffic to your sales page - but it wouldn't even make sense to do that because if you're using a funnel then parasite SEO gets you there within days; as opposed to months/years.

TL/DR; Organic SEO for direct to a commercial IPTV business domain is a complete and utter waste of time.
 
XrumerGeek said:
Organic SEO in the IPTV service niche is a fools endeavour in 2026. As soon as you become noticeable for any meaningful keywords you'll be hit with a DMCA removal. Google no longer respond to counter claims after the first filing, meaning the pages are permanently deindexed. This is demonstrated for all major IPTV keywords on Google; you'll notice that no service providers are ranked; they are all blogs/guides/how to's.

The only workaround for organic SEO in our niche would be to rank an IPTV blog and then funnel the traffic to your sales page - but it wouldn't even make sense to do that because if you're using a funnel then parasite SEO gets you there within days; as opposed to months/years.

TL/DR; Organic SEO for direct to a commercial IPTV business domain is a complete and utter waste of time.
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Yep you can see DMCA everywhere in this niche
 
I carefully read the entrepreneurial story you shared, and I think you did a great job. This is the first time I have seen someone start from scratch in the field of IPTV and achieve good results quickly (of course, you have work experience and customer list in this area). I wish you all the best with your next endeavors and continue to share how this is going, I love watching it
 
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1. Using physical SIMs/phones gives away your exact physical location, no?

2. What is a stealth PayPal as opposed to a regular one? Registered via proxy/anonymous phone number, etc. and logged into via proxy I assume. But is that the only difference?

3. Doesn't PayPal lock your funds at random or after a certain amount of money or transactions? In my mind, after you earned $1,500 maximum, the account would lock/demand KYC/ID, etc., no? This is what used to happen to legitimate sellers years ago, anyway.

4. If you couldn't cash out via crypto, how else would you do so? Would there even be another way?

5. How often/at what point do your PayPals lock/need replacing anyway? Are there specific things that trigger this?
 
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@XrumerGeek

1. Using physical SIMs/phones gives away your exact physical location, no?
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No, why would it???? You're not using the phone to login, you're also never using the phone to login either. It's just for verification codes and calls.
UncleAdolf said:
2. What is a stealth PayPal as opposed to a regular one? Registered via proxy/anonymous phone number, etc. and logged into via proxy I assume. But is that the only difference?
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Loads of info on Stealth here on BHW and ITT. Been through it many times already.

UncleAdolf said:
3. Doesn't PayPal lock your funds at random or after a certain amount of money or transactions? In my mind, after you earned $1,500 maximum, the account would lock/demand KYC/ID, etc., no? This is what used to happen to legitimate sellers years ago, anyway.
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No, this isn't true. F&F doesn't count towards receiving limits.
UncleAdolf said:
4. If you couldn't cash out via crypto, how else would you do so? Would there even be another way?
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I wouldn't.

UncleAdolf said:
5. How often/at what point do your PayPals lock/need replacing anyway? Are there specific things that trigger this?
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We lose 2 or 3 a month. Large transactions and transaction volume are regular triggers along with inconsistent device footprint.

Quality of the REAL residential proxies you use also factors in.
 
XrumerGeek said:
No, why would it???? You're not using the phone to login, you're also never using the phone to login either. It's just for verification codes and calls.


Loads of info on Stealth here on BHW and ITT. Been through it many times already.



No, this isn't true. F&F doesn't count towards receiving limits.


I wouldn't.



We lose 2 or 3 a month. Large transactions and transaction volume are regular triggers along with inconsistent device footprint.

Quality of the REAL residential proxies you use also factors in.
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If you receive SMS verification/calls via a SIM in a phone, your exact location is still logged by the phone/carrier even with that phone just being on, without it even receiving or sending anything. And any other SIMS (and their locations) put in that same phone will all be linked together via the IMEI.
 
UncleAdolf said:
If you receive SMS verification/calls via a SIM in a phone, your exact location is still logged by the phone/carrier even with that phone just being on, without it even receiving or sending anything. And any other SIMS (and their locations) put in that same phone will all be linked together via the IMEI.
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This has nothing to do with PayPal stealth.

Your phone carrier can see your location, PayPal definitely cannot.

You're receiving a text/call to a burner phone. The physical phone has no connection to the PayPal account and is never used.

If you're concern is privacy from your phone carrier, I suppose you could pop to an internet cafe / supermarket with wifi / etc etc. But it really isn't a concern I'd ever even thought about. It's a PAYG sim paid for in cash that is only ever used for verification codes on a ghost PayPal. It leads nowhere.

As for phones being linked by the IMEI, again, this is only apparent to your phone carrier. If you're that bothered, just buy a $10 burner phone for each account .Once again though; this is not something I think is even remotely of relevance or concern. I use 3 or 4 phones for over 30 accs at any one time.
 
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have you ever tried using verified paypal business accounts? obviously not registered with any personal info?
these accounts would be stable longterm
 
XrumerGeek said:
This has nothing to do with PayPal stealth.

Your phone carrier can see your location, PayPal definitely cannot.

You're receiving a text/call to a burner phone. The physical phone has no connection to the PayPal account and is never used.

If you're concern is privacy from your phone carrier, I suppose you could pop to an internet cafe / supermarket with wifi / etc etc. But it really isn't a concern I'd ever even thought about. It's a PAYG sim paid for in cash that is only ever used for verification codes on a ghost PayPal. It leads nowhere.

As for phones being linked by the IMEI, again, this is only apparent to your phone carrier. If you're that bothered, just buy a $10 burner phone for each account .Once again though; this is not something I think is even remotely of relevance or concern. I use 3 or 4 phones for over 30 accs at any one time.
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No, no, I know PayPal cannot see such info. But I'm saying that if someone wanted to track you down, they could get the phone number from one or any of your PayPals (number used for verification) and find where you physically were, assuming you physically used the phone for activation at your home or something, no?
 
UncleAdolf said:
No, no, I know PayPal cannot see such info. But I'm saying that if someone wanted to track you down, they could get the phone number from one or any of your PayPals (number used for verification) and find where you physically were, assuming you physically used the phone for activation at your home or something, no?
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From a ghost PayPal that has all fake details and is verified with a VCC, and you cashout to crypto? I'm not linked in any way, shape or form.

Who are they tracking exactly? And how are they even finding that 1 use number - are PayPal going to randomly send a mobile number used on a No ID account to the feds? :D

It's a mute point.
 
XrumerGeek said:
From a ghost PayPal that has all fake details and is verified with a VCC, and you cashout to crypto? I'm not linked in any way, shape or form.

Who are they tracking exactly? And how are they even finding that 1 use number - are PayPal sending it to the feds? :D

It's a mute point.
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Sorry, I envision anyone who might want to find out who you are to subpoena the phone number(s) you used to verify any of the PayPals and then they would have the exact coordinates where the phone was on/used to verify. Maybe rare but certainly a possibility if you were big enough.
 
UncleAdolf said:
Sorry, I envision anyone who might want to find out who you are to subpoena the phone number(s) you used to verify any of the PayPals and then they would have the exact coordinates where the phone was on/used to verify. Maybe rare but certainly a possibility if you were big enough.
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Oh boy.

Fantasy land. Each PayPal does a few hundred bucks a week max. Again, links back to my point about stockpiling accounts (10,20,30).

What your describing is a work fiction and it's never, ever, ever, going to happen. Its not rare, it's never.

Even if I entertained this idea; they'd still have nothing. It's a physical SIM paid for in cash, in person.

It's not relevant in any way shape or form to what I do.

Side note; "exact coordinates where the phone was on/used to verify". Might be true in the USA and countries X,Y,Z, but certainly isn't true where I reside. In this science fiction scenario, in my country they'd only be able to see which cell tower it last pinged from.

But yeah, to sum up, the question/concern has no relevance to my business practices.
 
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have you ever tried using verified paypal business accounts? obviously not registered with any personal info?
these accounts would be stable longterm
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No, would not make any sense to do this in the IPTV niche. Not just for verification reasons, but it also limits/or even restricts F&F payments in full.

We don't process via Goods and Services, and we never will.
 
May Update on earnings from May 1 to May 20. With the pinnacle of English football concluding this month it's always been good historically and it's proving to be the case again. Not sent out renewal notifications at all this month as been too busy, so add those on for the last Fri of the month and we might touch $25k by May 31.

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Sample transactions over the last 72hrs.

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June and July will be slow, before the fun and games of August - which is the best month of the year for IPTV (season starts). If I don't push close to $50k in Aug I'll wonder what went wrong.
 
@XrumerGeek would you say that most of your sales now are from new traffic leads or reccurring customers that have told there friends aswell?
also im interested in reselling if u have tg?
 
DeTaRIx said:
@XrumerGeek would you say that most of your sales now are from new traffic leads or reccurring customers that have told there friends aswell?
also im interested in reselling if u have tg?
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70% are via social / parasite new business.

The rest are made up of existing resellers and renewals.

Naturally, after only relaunching in Sep 2024, it's taken time for these to compound.
 
XrumerGeek said:
70% are via social / parasite new business.

The rest are made up of existing resellers and renewals.

Naturally, after only relaunching in Sep 2024, it's taken time for these to compound.
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Hey brother can you DM me I have a few questions?
 
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