Hello everybody, I started reading the forum last week. This moing I found out it was possible to register again.

I'm Mondrian, from Italy. Totally new to this world. Hope to find a good methods in order to make my life better. I apologize if my english won't be perfect.

Thanks! E see you around.

HERE ARE MY CURRENT LIMITATIONS: Provide business information Provide proof of delivery Provide Invoices Supplier ...

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It just occurred to me today that people can probably buy/sell/trade positive feedbacks on ebay. I honestly didn't even
think about this until just 20 minutes ago. I did some searching and found out it has been going on since the early days when
sellers had the power to leave negative feedback. I thought it might have been phased out by Ebay and all their new policies
they keep making, but it looks like it's still going strong.

I found a bunch of 0.01 cent auctions for silly things like chocolate recipes, cake recipes, a digital image, and all of them say
in the description things like, "this auction is not for an item, no shipment will be made, no email sent, it's for local pick up only".
And basically, if I'm not mistaken, these people are basically just selling positive feedbacks.

Is this legit? Wouldn't ebay become suspicious? Is this some kind of pseudo lingo that all ebayers who want to trade feedbacks know? So instead of saying out publicly, "this auction is for feedback trading", they just say, "this auction is for a cookie recipe, local pick up only"?

I'm new to this so forgive me if I'm totally in the dark on this. But I'd love to know how I can sell/buy/trade some positive feedbacks. I thought about buying my own items with my other accounts, but I think that would get you redflagged pretty easily.

You can do both, but if you choose to rank the category page you need to add text + a good inteal linking, it's really more easy to rank an article/page instead of a category, for traffic it's better to be top3 with an article than be 4-10 with a category

Yes, it means that your account is reached the limit set.

There are follow limits on Instagram. However, the limits can vary for different accounts, and Instagram does not publicly reveal how these limits are determined. The only follower/following limit published by Instagram is the 7,500 total following limit. Daily limits are not published. However, most users would agree that limits do exist. In early 2013, Instagram changed the platform limits to prevent spam.

All Instagram accounts are now limited to following 7,500 other users. However, accounts that were created before the change was implemented were allowed to continue to follow all the accounts they followed before the change. The catch, though, is that these users caot follow a new account unless they reduce the number of those they follow to 7,499.

Study says about one reporter who was following 10,895 Instagram accounts discovered that the Instagram API allows only 160 followers or unfollowers per hour. Unfollowing 3,396 before he could follow someone new became a tedious and time consuming endeavor, but he identified the limit set for his account.

The daily Instagram follow limit may be different for various accounts, the only way to know your own daily follow limit is to reach it. When you reach your follow limit, you receive an error message if you attempt to follow additional users. That's it ! - BB

Originally Posted by jkelly20201

I was just manually following and when I clicked on a account it came up with an error and said they were restring people from following that account. Has anyone ever seen this before?

Originally Posted by Ambitious12

The metric is awesome,seems it was very old and good site.WHat price he is telling btw?

Originally Posted by Vladamir

Looks great to me, I wouldn't mind seeing the DA just for chits and giggles. Also is the domain still getting any traffic, and what would your plans before would you build it up or would you just be 301 redirecting it.

Google shows 500 odd pages still indexed. Should i just host those pages extracted from archive or should i just redirect to homepage ? My plan is to build it up as a PBN domain, not redirect or anything, just plain old method of in-content links to my money sites.

How many such domains is required to get a medium hard competition keyword ranked in first page of SERPs ? My assumption is around 5 domains, am i right.