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jordansmith
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Comment #33044668
Did you link your phone number to the account? That’s usually what stops the ban cycle. It sucks but these days most people who sign up without a phone number are bots so they put …
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Comment #30346553
They probably commented in the other sub I’ve seen multiple subreddits that block people who were active in a specific other subreddit
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Comment #29796084
They goal of a recipe website is to get ad revenue. Top tier ad networks won’t accept your site if it’s just straight up recipes so you need to have the padding to get approved. An…
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Comment #29772126
This was my thought too. Mail chimp is probably the worst ESP so all options are going to beat it
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Comment #29717097
I don’t think that is the norm for most people is it? I only get a 2fa confirmation if it’s some absurd amount of money
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Comment #27796560
For most people that is the user base that makes them the most money, so I think it would be skewed in the right direction
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Comment #27756509
I usually just add a filter so it automatically skips my inbox and gets deleted
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Comment #27710901
Did you have SPF and DKIM records created properly?
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Comment #27710833
You would be using thunderbird or whatever your client of choice is so that’s where you would be searching.
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Comment #27661440
Think that’s sort of the point. They don’t want your ID, they want you to use Bitcoin
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Comment #27012083
All my gaming friends made more money off Bitcoin than the cost of a GPU. We aren’t mad at all
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Comment #26956485
Ransomware used moneypak and other prepaid cards for years before switching to crypto. And there is literally no one to fine because no one owns the “ledger”. That’s the joy of a d…
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Comment #26646912
Correct. As the affiliate blog you see nothing involving receipts or personal info for purchasers. It’s just a jumble of all your referral purchases
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Comment #26646881
In that example company A isn’t the one who sees it or gets money. It’s the third party sleep blog who you just clicked a link on for “top 5 memory foam pillows”. Now they see whic…
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Comment #24692893
Incognito doesn’t do much if they have your IP, email, name, user agent, etc. still links you directly to your Facebook account
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Comment #24288747
Recovered from a hack or a ban?
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Comment #23878908
That’s a different scam that has been going on for years. They phish/crack random, usually inactive, verified accounts. And then they chance the display name / profile picture to E…
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Comment #23865415
You are assuming the kids doing this don’t think just getting 100k is a lot of money. They most likely originally got the backdoor solely to get original usernames and someone had …
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Comment #23703872
Don’t really need to track trials, I always just instantly cancel the subscription. You still get to use the site/software until your trial expires and then you’re not billed.
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Comment #23495201
The cost of S3 for any small to medium sized project is so minuscule you’re not really giving amazon much money. Especially if you compare it to using EC2 or another VPS provider l…
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Comment #20486838
Building his pixel means as he gets visitors who are interested in his product to his website, facebook can start to link those people together on the backend. It makes his faceboo…
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Comment #20367980
Hardware wallet would be the safest method. I use a trezor myself.
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Comment #18069073
I would say it's either a rebranded page, or someone used a "clickjacker" on a website to get you to automatically like their page when you were browsing.
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Comment #17010638
"Productive" procrastination is my favorite form of procrastination.
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Comment #16802179
Protonmail is a good choice. I also have used fastmail for some custom domains.