Anyone making banks from vpn?

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moneyprenuer

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Sep 26, 2017

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• Jan 20, 2021

• #1

Hi,

I have my own vpn server. I am building an app for playstore to monetize it. Anyone else making banks from selling vpns?

 

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moneyprenuer

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Sep 26, 2017

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• Jan 20, 2021
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Message me if anyone wants to partner up

 

bookman

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Apr 7, 2015

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• Jan 20, 2021

• #3

Hi moneyprenuer
I'm interested

 

ANJAN KUMAR DHALI

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Jul 13, 2018

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• Jan 21, 2021

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Nowadays?
I doubt it would be very profitable. Maybe if it were 5–10 years ago and you were getting in the business while it was young, sure it could’ve been a great opportunity. But today there are hundreds of different VPN providers, and very few are well known today. Unless you could get a ton of funding and then provide something much better than other providers, you can’t really compete with paid VPNs.
It is very difficult, there is a lot of strong competition and unless you offer really good services - don’t even bother.

 

bhcg101

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Jan 31, 2015

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• Jan 21, 2021

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I guess I'm sitting here wondering how your VPN would stand out from the competition.

 

GSERP

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Dec 17, 2015

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moneyprenuer said:

Message me if anyone wants to partner up

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Interested. PM me details

 

CyHead

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Apr 6, 2009

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• Jan 21, 2021

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There's literally 1000s of free vpns and 100k free VPN apps on the android play store.

Many of them try to monetize by having a subscription upgrade, others try to proxy sites and inject ads. More blackhat ones steal user data and resell facebook accounts and other logins.

Unless you go really deep blackhat - it's not profitable from what I've seen. These services get abused heavily from spamming to being used for very illegal things (the kind of things that have interpol & fbi asking for IP logs).

 

salamat

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Oct 8, 2020

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• Jan 21, 2021

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Not anymore. I don't want to discourage you, but this is the reality. This is the era of Residential and 4G (5G) mobile proxies.