Best to either try a different proxy extension or use Proxifier and proxy the entire firefox application. It's far better to have it disabled than leaking but could raise suspicions.
It depends on how clean the IP is and the country but mobile IPs typically work best from my experience.
I usually start commenting on day 1 and get between 500-1k karma on the first 2 days and then I start posting but there's no specific rule. If you're posting on phone it's somewhat more...
The best way is to post organically a few times to the target subreddits and then after a while slowly start upvote botting at low speed. A newcomer to a subreddit suddenly getting upvoted by members who aren't even subscribed on their first post is much more suspicious so it'd obviously flag...
You need to give more info about your warmup process so we can say what you did wrong, your link could also be banned or have got flagged if it was banned a few times before.
I'm able to use the API immediately without an issue but it depends on your proxy heavily. Make sure it's not on any blacklists and also make sure that if you do an online scan of the proxy that there's no open ports (sites can see if they are and detect proxies based on this).
Sometimes they ban the link after a while (usually not after only 1 suspension though) but not always, I just use linktree to avoid the risk just in case.
Seems unfair and for people who are just starting out, fraudulent customers are everywhere, this could really screw them over. It would be better if they did this only to people who have more than a certain % of their payments disputed/chargebacked.
Nulled themes are just going to mess you up down the line. Spend some time building traffic sources and accounts on other socials and sell some ads, then you can make enough to buy wp-script and setup properly and start sending your traffic there.
No real need for XMR unless the crypto is already linked to his bank, otherwise all that does is shorten the net of people who would want to trade with him making it far more likely for a sketchy person to want to buy instead of someone just interested in BTC.
There's a lot of exchangers who...
The short answer is no, it'll kill the account in most scenarios because TikTok can see where they all came from and they know who they actually sent to the page and who they didn't.
The longer answer is it can work in some cases but there's various technical things to it and it also depends...
Great designer with great prices, I bought a logo from him and he smashed it first try, he made exactly what I was looking for.
The quality is great and so is the price and the seller is easy to deal with, I definitely recommend him.
A good compromise could be adding the link to buy right away at the start and combine it, that way you wouldn't lose anyone who might think a redirect is scammy.
I might have to make a thread to expose you next. In the thread you said they're not realistic chicken-freelancers but in the title you said "Read it before dealing with those chickens". So are they chickens or not? False advertising!
It could work but why redirect? The user will think it's a bit spammy/scammy or it might put them off because they wanted to read a review and just got redirected instead. That could turn your potential sale away. It would be better to make a list of the product and then also include a few...
"he himself sold for a worse price", actually he sold at a profit and rugged everyone leaving them hold the bag (on $CRUCAT).
Search up the name of the token and find the CA > Look on GMGN and choose the dev wallet and see pnl, and here you see he rugged everyone for a grand total of... $543...
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