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

I would say good luck but clearly you don't need it.

I really enjoyed reading this journey so far.

I thought I was hot shit with Reddit parasite SEO but your way of using already highly ranked Reddit threads and getting your comment upvoted is genius.

I do wonder if by getting your comment to be the top comment would help with ai citation since LLMS love Reddit.

I'll be using that for my business definitely.

Thank you.
 
coming back to a niche after nearly a decade away is always interesting because the fundamentals usually stay the same while the channels completely change.

having an old customer base and real experience gives you an advantage that most new entrants simply don't have. i'm particularly curious to see how organic search performs compared to the email side of the business over the next few months.
 
Hi @XrumerGeek,
I have been searching for a reliable supplier but have not had any luck so far. I am very interested in becoming a reseller.
Please send me a direct message if you are currently accepting new resellers. Thanks
 
Congrats.

I'm brand new to this, so forgive me for noob questions. How does your growth and scaling with resellers basically working for you affect the stability of the service? I'm looking for a quality provider for myself, then maybe building something small for faminly and friends. My issue with IPTV is all of the buffering. Wouldn't your growth contribute to making the service unstable?
 
Been away for 6 weeks or so, looking forward to the August chaos. Huge numbers incoming.

Congrats.

I'm brand new to this, so forgive me for noob questions. How does your growth and scaling with resellers basically working for you affect the stability of the service? I'm looking for a quality provider for myself, then maybe building something small for faminly and friends. My issue with IPTV is all of the buffering. Wouldn't your growth contribute to making the service unstable?

No, you simply scale the tech as you scale the customerbase. It's certainly not rocket science; and much easier than it used to be! No more gluing servers together etc, haha.

are you based in the United states?

No, Europe.
 
Been away for 6 weeks or so, looking forward to the August chaos. Huge numbers incoming.



No, you simply scale the tech as you scale the customerbase. It's certainly not rocket science; and much easier than it used to be! No more gluing servers together etc, haha.



No, Europe.
ok, im in the US & plan on giving it a try but i see alot of people saying its basically a ticking time bomb if you run it in the US. have you have any runins with authorities ?
 
ok, im in the US & plan on giving it a try but i see alot of people saying its basically a ticking time bomb if you run it in the US. have you have any runins with authorities ?

Plenty of DMCA's, and a few court order threats / initial legal action etc in the past. All come to nothing due to the way we operate. Every aspect is run by ghosts in terms of names on the bills, and the withdrawals. Dear Siir/Madam and threats against the domains themselves are very different to threats against YOU. The prior, are meaningless and can be thrown in the bin (our Malaysian host/domain reg do the same - the only authorities they comply with are Malaysian law). Plenty of info ITT. I've been doing this a very long time.

It's a ticking time bomb if you plan to run anything at all in your own name, that includes everything - servers,domains,streams,payment accounts,the lot. Top tip is once you convert your sales into Crypto, use a privacy wallet that supports CoinJoin before sending to final destination wallet. That way unless you're processing millions a year you have very little to worry about. If you misstep and leave a footprint though; absolutely; you run a very high risk if you're in the USA.
 
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Plenty of DMCA's, and a few court order threats / initial legal action etc in the past. All come to nothing due to the way we operate. Every aspect is run by ghosts in terms of names on the bills, and the withdrawals. Dear Siir/Madam and threats against the domains themselves are very different to threats against YOU. The prior, are meaningless and can be thrown in the bin (our Malaysian host/domain reg do the same - the only authorities they comply with are Malaysian law). Plenty of info ITT. I've been doing this a very long time.

It's a ticking time bomb if you plan to run anything at all in your own name, that includes everything - servers,domains,streams,payment accounts,the lot. Top tip is once you convert your sales into Crypto, use a privacy wallet that supports CoinJoin before sending to final destination wallet. That way unless you're processing millions a year you have very little to worry about. If you misstep and leave a footprint though; absolutely; you run a very high risk if you're in the USA.
Ok thanks for this info my friend.
 
Has PayPal updated its global identity verification (KYC) requirements to include biometric selfie scans, or is this requirement triggered selectively based on account activity and risk profile? i used to create stealth accounts and bypass theire kyc with fa*ke ids and now it started requiring a deep kyc
 
Plenty of DMCA's, and a few court order threats / initial legal action etc in the past. All come to nothing due to the way we operate. Every aspect is run by ghosts in terms of names on the bills, and the withdrawals. Dear Siir/Madam and threats against the domains themselves are very different to threats against YOU. The prior, are meaningless and can be thrown in the bin (our Malaysian host/domain reg do the same - the only authorities they comply with are Malaysian law). Plenty of info ITT. I've been doing this a very long time.

It's a ticking time bomb if you plan to run anything at all in your own name, that includes everything - servers,domains,streams,payment accounts,the lot. Top tip is once you convert your sales into Crypto, use a privacy wallet that supports CoinJoin before sending to final destination wallet. That way unless you're processing millions a year you have very little to worry about. If you misstep and leave a footprint though; absolutely; you run a very high risk if you're in the USA.
by chance, do you know a realiable source to kyc bypassing my bro?
 
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