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Reddit is mostly text and thumbnails, so light management — logging in, reading a few subs, commenting, the occasional post — runs surprisingly cheap. I'd budget somewhere around 30–60MB per account per day for genuine light activity. The thing that wrecks that number is autoplay video and heavy...

1. the traffic looks like it's coming from a real person on a real consumer connection. 2. Due to customer privacy I can't go into details but social media account management is a big use case that a lot of customers need mobile proxies for. Taking paid surveys is another one

If the IP shifts mid-session while an account is logged in and active, that reads as a session hijack, which is a great way to trigger exactly the verification loops you're hitting. So yes — moving to dedicated mobile proxies with a sticky session per account (rotate only between accounts/tasks...

The pattern a lot of operators land on: use the mobile/residential IP for the riskiest moment (creation and early warming, where the platform scrutinizes new accounts hardest), then park the account on its own dedicated static ISP IP for ongoing use where speed and a consistent IP matter more...

The niche needs to be something you're passionate about and something that you're able to create consistently good content for. If you pick a viral niche but have no way of generating content that will consistently rank high with the algorithm then what's the point? Always think content first.

It's all about engagement. Bad content that gets a lot of engagement is good content to the algorithm. The longer and more often users engage with your content the more valuable the algorithm will deem it

Reels and carousels are what I primarily use. On days that I don't post I try to add something to my story. I kind of use my story to get me by in between posts. Posting consistently is good but don't post too often otherwise you won't give your current post enough time to generate likes and...

You have to read through the documentation. I know here in the US stripe doesn't automatically report to the IRS. They generate a 1099 form that's your responsibility to supply to the state and IRS when you're filing your taxes

I use Stripe and Crypto Cloud. Stripe handles almost off electronic forms of payment outside of crypto. Stripe isn't the cheapest but it's not the most expensive either and it provides you with a lot of payment options

So what you're saying is I could have an IP in Florida and then I rotate the IP and the next IP could be in California?

What USA locations do you currently support and how many of them are 5g?

Have Claude help you whenever you get stuck. Cuts the learning curve down significantly

You never go all in on any investment. Diversify, diversify, diversify! And then diversify some more lol

I agree. I get several emails daily from people cold emailing me offering AI related SEO services. Optimizing your site for LLMS is an absolute must at this point

1. Payoff debt 2. Invest the rest in the market (not crypto)

Too much volatility in the market right now

I thoroughly enjoyed it lol

Can you be more specific about your use case?

Most of my customers prefer a dashboard to manage their proxies but we also provide support through telegram

I agree 100%. That's why we only use real devices. It makes expanding to other locations a challenge but you can't beat the quality