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Found a solution. No longer needed. Thanks to everyone for their input.

Appreciate your input. It's not exactly a crypto off-ramp, rather a low-key pokemon card ripping/gambling site which might be worse. I was worried that's the case. Well, then I guess I'll need someone who has lots of real bank accounts with debit cards in different name.

Hi, probably a long shot, but I'm looking for someone who can provide bulk US debit cards/VCCs that can accept payouts from platforms that send money instantly to US debit cards. Even if they don't have many, if they can provide some then quickly & easily convert them to crypto, then it's still...

Even residential proxies have a history. Others may have used it in the past and some services keep track to them, so it depends on your luck. Mobile proxies are better because they can't really bad them so easily cuz of their nature. Even if you bypass all that, they'll eventually ask for ID...

There are many marketplaces for this such as: Codecanyon, SellAnyCode, SellMyApp, BuyMySourceCode, etc. You can also list your services on Fiverr, Upwork, etc.

I make at least $18k a year while living in a 3rd world country. It's enough for me & my whole family, but I'm starting from scratch every month. If I had some more capital to start off and a few months time I could make $10k every 1-3 months. It's expensive to be poor.

What docs are they asking for? If it's ID then you could send them a photoshopped one. idk if it still works but it used to before. (I haven't used Paypal in years now.) Any other doc would need to be photoshopped as well. Or you could try talking with them, but I honestly doubt that'll work.

No. Just use a one-time number when creating an account.

I had the same issue. In my case it was likely the proxies cuz I wasn't using static ones. However, if they get blocked I'd just send an appeal and 8/10 times it'd get approved after 2 days. Tho I'd have to do phone verification again which is kinda costly for multiple accounts. I think saving...

Things are not as easy as they used to be. Many buyers are scammers and the few that do buy tend to have very poor rates (Like 50% nowadays when before it used to be 75-90%) If you do decide to sell on Paxful or Noones then make sure to set the filter to only verified traders and choose ones...

I don't plan on having kids but I have little siblings. It kinda depends. I tend to have a balanced sense of morality. I'm kinda fine with greyhat stuff, especially against greedy corporates, but would never scam someone or even a small growing company. If it aligns with what I believe then I...

Must've been scammed or abused by one of our members.

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Ignore the others. $500 likely won't get you to a place where you can start earning big bucks right away. It's totally possible but depends on a lot of other factors. And since you're new my advice would be to use the funds to test out different things with the goal of learning first. In the...

Interested. Pm me more details and let's see what we can do.

I totally understand feeling tempted to be vengeful. Try not to stoop down to their level. It's always a good idea to have backups and spread out. I know you said you already had another affiliate account approved, but I'd still recommend getting some more if possible. I have methods but...

Idk how it would work with shorts but they do test videos with impressions. (They are not video views, but how many times people have seen your thumbnail) They often show thumbnails of new videos next to related videos or the homepage. If people click them then YT is more likely to show those...

It may be so for accounts in other countries. I use Stripe in the US region and most times it doesn't ask for face verification right away as long as the person's details (name, dob, ssn, etc) are correct. They usually ask me this later on or if the details I used is incorrect. Okay, if you're...

They will ask for KYC sooner or later but if you open a company you can use your own country's ID/Passport for personal KYC. When you open a Stripe account you have to provide your business details (Company formation docs, business address, etc) and also the details of the owner (name, personal...

You did the right thing by starting your own company and making it legally. The most important step is to warm up the account because even if everything is legit, if your account starts off with high transactions or if a growing account suddenly has very large payments it triggers fraud...