Good day. Of course I'm alive, and how. There are just a few common mistakes that cause many to give up and fail to achieve results, and I'd like to share them with you.
This article will be divided into three parts:
1. Analysis of the main and biggest stumbling blocks;
2. Personal statistics and discussion of materials for GADS (Documents, CC, Email);
3. Summary: which offers/verticals are the best to start with.
Today I'd like to touch on four main problems that most people consider GADS carding a dead end.
The first is the rush to top up your account with a couple thousand dollars.
Oddly enough, everyone seems to want to top up their account with [cabs], even though, based on my experience, this method is much more difficult than post-payment. To top up your account, you need to use either Enrol, VisaPushAlerts card bins, link your account, or create mini accounts using other methods. However, all these methods require fairly expensive consumables, making each attempt significantly more expensive. Since you're just learning, this is fatal. With post-payment, you can use regular account linking methods, which significantly reduces the cost. However, the account manager is more likely to notice the $1,000-$3,000 debit from your card and file complaints, and you might not have time to redeem your deposit. With post-payment, the funds are debited gradually over a long period of time, so even if the account manager notices, you'll have already redeemed something. In fact, both methods are useful and good in their own right. If you're interested, I'll write about where and with which offers this method is appropriate. However, if you're just starting out, then of course, start with post-payment.
Secondly, low-quality account links.
It seems obvious, but it's not that simple. I'll only touch on it briefly, because I want to expand on this topic in the next part. For now, I'll say that this error is common:
For those unfamiliar, this error occurs when creating an account. There are several possible causes:
1. A worn-out CC (which someone tried to link/use several times);
2. It's not on the balance
; 3. A worn-out BIN.
From personal experience, the first is more common than the other reasons. Why? I used to buy CCs and had a lot of such errors. When I switched to phishing and my own content, this error became extremely rare, so I conclude that most public shops have worn-out CCs (I'll return to this topic in the next section). Here's my advice: try to buy only recently released databases, or develop your own phishing campaign.
Third, choosing an offer/direction.
I've noticed that most people immediately rush to investments and cryptocurrency. Although, again, this is one of the most difficult areas, even when you're pouring for your own money, not to mention trading. Not everyone knows how to cast for themselves in this area, and then there's such a huge number of variables (valid CC, warmed-up emails, Google's mood, clean proxies, worn-out documents). You're noticing a trend where everything is becoming more and more complicated. My advice: forget about these areas, and anything related to offers with cloaking. First, learn to launch a regular product or service. Then move on to something more complex once you understand the mechanism of simple things.
Fourth - Expectations of stability.
In my opinion, this is the most important and the most common mistake everyone makes. It's hard math: if I spent this much, then this much will come out. If I do this, then this will come out. NO, forget it. Statistics don't work that way. You achieve stability through averaging, what does that mean? You take material that, in theory, is enough for 10 accounts, but this time you only launched one account, then buy again tomorrow and you have nine. So, on average, every second account is launched, which is why everyone is talking about the need for mass launches, because it could be that the CC database is bad today, Google is down, the proxy seller is broken, or the email accounts aren't warmed up enough. Only through mass launches will you be able to understand the statistics and the patterns that will lead to consistent launches and growth.
To summarize, there's no need to complicate your entry into such a wonderful field as GADS. It's understandable to want everything at once, but this can only be realized by walking a certain path, learning from mistakes, and achieving new successes. I wish everyone great launches and growth.
This article will be divided into three parts:
1. Analysis of the main and biggest stumbling blocks;
2. Personal statistics and discussion of materials for GADS (Documents, CC, Email);
3. Summary: which offers/verticals are the best to start with.
Today I'd like to touch on four main problems that most people consider GADS carding a dead end.
The first is the rush to top up your account with a couple thousand dollars.
Oddly enough, everyone seems to want to top up their account with [cabs], even though, based on my experience, this method is much more difficult than post-payment. To top up your account, you need to use either Enrol, VisaPushAlerts card bins, link your account, or create mini accounts using other methods. However, all these methods require fairly expensive consumables, making each attempt significantly more expensive. Since you're just learning, this is fatal. With post-payment, you can use regular account linking methods, which significantly reduces the cost. However, the account manager is more likely to notice the $1,000-$3,000 debit from your card and file complaints, and you might not have time to redeem your deposit. With post-payment, the funds are debited gradually over a long period of time, so even if the account manager notices, you'll have already redeemed something. In fact, both methods are useful and good in their own right. If you're interested, I'll write about where and with which offers this method is appropriate. However, if you're just starting out, then of course, start with post-payment.
Secondly, low-quality account links.
It seems obvious, but it's not that simple. I'll only touch on it briefly, because I want to expand on this topic in the next part. For now, I'll say that this error is common:
For those unfamiliar, this error occurs when creating an account. There are several possible causes:
1. A worn-out CC (which someone tried to link/use several times);
2. It's not on the balance
; 3. A worn-out BIN.
From personal experience, the first is more common than the other reasons. Why? I used to buy CCs and had a lot of such errors. When I switched to phishing and my own content, this error became extremely rare, so I conclude that most public shops have worn-out CCs (I'll return to this topic in the next section). Here's my advice: try to buy only recently released databases, or develop your own phishing campaign.
Third, choosing an offer/direction.
I've noticed that most people immediately rush to investments and cryptocurrency. Although, again, this is one of the most difficult areas, even when you're pouring for your own money, not to mention trading. Not everyone knows how to cast for themselves in this area, and then there's such a huge number of variables (valid CC, warmed-up emails, Google's mood, clean proxies, worn-out documents). You're noticing a trend where everything is becoming more and more complicated. My advice: forget about these areas, and anything related to offers with cloaking. First, learn to launch a regular product or service. Then move on to something more complex once you understand the mechanism of simple things.
Fourth - Expectations of stability.
In my opinion, this is the most important and the most common mistake everyone makes. It's hard math: if I spent this much, then this much will come out. If I do this, then this will come out. NO, forget it. Statistics don't work that way. You achieve stability through averaging, what does that mean? You take material that, in theory, is enough for 10 accounts, but this time you only launched one account, then buy again tomorrow and you have nine. So, on average, every second account is launched, which is why everyone is talking about the need for mass launches, because it could be that the CC database is bad today, Google is down, the proxy seller is broken, or the email accounts aren't warmed up enough. Only through mass launches will you be able to understand the statistics and the patterns that will lead to consistent launches and growth.
To summarize, there's no need to complicate your entry into such a wonderful field as GADS. It's understandable to want everything at once, but this can only be realized by walking a certain path, learning from mistakes, and achieving new successes. I wish everyone great launches and growth.
