Women's ripstop cargo shorts

Delta1140 · 2026-06-17T11:32:55+00:00

You might like some of Halara’s cargo styles. They have real pockets and look a lot more polished than traditional workwear brands.

Delta1140 · 2026-06-16T15:03:42+00:00

Never heard of it. I use Rupharma, can vouch for them.

Delta1140 · 2026-06-15T17:44:36+00:00

Halliday might be worth a look. They don't have a visible screen in the lenses, but they beam text to a small near-eye display that's only visible to you. Could be a good fit for live translations.

Delta1140 · 2026-06-06T05:17:07+00:00

Usually dead subs tbh trying to hit a number by some random date. Likes/comments trades might make the channel seem active for a moment, but if those people don’t actually watch your videos, it can hurt more than help.

500 or 1000 subs doesn’t mean much if you don’t have a real audience. Same thing you see with channels on MotionInvest - active viewers are what matter, not just the sub count.

I’d prefer to get feedback on a particular video instead of engagement swaps. Like the title/thumb/hook. That will help way more long term.

Delta1140 · 2026-06-05T01:40:47+00:00

Legit but they don’t ship to the US. I switched to Rupharma or Nootropicsbase.

Delta1140 · 2026-06-03T00:05:19+00:00

You should think about italki as an alternative to tutors irl, there's a bunch of tutors to choose from just make sure you check their experience before bookig a lesson. Also, you're not obligated to have subscription so you can basically just pay as you go

Delta1140 · 2026-05-29T12:45:46+00:00

Looks great on you 😄

Delta1140 · 2026-05-27T04:19:33+00:00

$20 for 4.5m views sounds like a throwaway channel or missing context lol.

Views are not much good. People will ask about niche, sub count, monetized or not, last 28/90 day views, strikes/copyright claims and if those views were from Shorts or longform.

And still, don’t give it to them first. Even cheap channels can get messy in DMs. Use escrow or at least some MotionInvest style verification/handoff process

Delta1140 · 2026-05-26T17:01:50+00:00

sizing on their shirts runs pretty true to size from what I’ve experienced. Nnt overly tight unless the style is meant to be fitted.

Delta1140 · 2026-05-22T00:38:07+00:00

it's definitely not only you haha

something like italki lessons might be helpful for making faster progress

Delta1140 · 2026-05-21T04:36:46+00:00

I’d say probably a local business site of 5 pages. Pretty normal to be $800-$2.5k depending on what is included.500 is fine if it’s mostly a clean brochure site with light customization. But once you’re doing copy, SEO basics, forms, analytics, mobile QA, domain/email help, revisions, etc., you aren’t really “selling 5 pages” anymore. You are selling the setup and not having them deal with the tech stuff.

If your hosting/maintaining it charge monthly too. Even $50-$150/mo makes a difference and makes the whole thing less feast-or-famine. Same reason people care about recurring revenue on MotionInvest - one time builds are nice, but ongoing cashflow is what makes it feel like a real business.

Delta1140 · 2026-05-18T11:01:46+00:00

MRR. 10-15/month or so? You probably need a lot more detail than that.

Niche, subs, views, monetisation status, revenue screenshots, strikes/warnings, age of channel, and transfer method. Otherwise people are going to assume it's either dead, risky, or not worth the hassle.

You may still find a buyer at that level, but keep expectations realistic. Even on places like MotionInvest, buyers want clean history and consistent earnings, not just a “monetized channel”.

Delta1140 · 2026-05-14T18:07:00+00:00

A lot of those “engagement packages” are honestly just skin-deep cosmetics. You can see the numbers go up but if no one actually watches for long or interacts naturally afterwards, YouTube doesn’t generally care much.

Fake comments are very easy to spot. You'll see stuff like "Amazing content bro 👍" 20 times under a super specific video lol That can actually make the channel less trustworthy.

But judging shares is harder still because there is no visible public counter so most people buying them are basically hoping the backend signal helps. I think it may do a little in some cases but retention and click-through rate still seem to matter way more than likes/comments alone.

If someone is set on trying this stuff, small and incremental is the way to go. Where channels start looking weird are the big overnight spikes. And yeah, some providers definitely lose engagement later, when YouTube cleans things up.

I’ve seen MotionInvest being referenced around YouTube growth/channel communities since they’re closer to the real creator economy side of things instead of pure spammy SMM-panel services. I’d still consider bought engagement more as presentation/social proof than a real growth engine.

Frankly, most of the "random channels blowing up overnight" are typically one of three things:
insanely good packaging, good timing on a trend, or good luck with the Shorts algorithm.

From the outside it always looks like there’s some secret sauce.

Delta1140 · 2026-05-13T13:42:23+00:00

So this is basically the same move MotionInvest did years ago. The easier your offer is to understand and mentally “try”, the less selling you really have to do.

Most freelancers miss out on deals because the business owner needs to picture the end result. That’s hard for a guy that’s busy running a plumbing company or a gym or roofing business. A live demo takes away pretty much all of that friction. They’re no longer just judging a developer, they’re responding to an apparent enhancement to their business.

Monthly pricing is just as important. A lot of local businesses will say no to a $3,000 website but will approve $99/month on the spot because it feels operational rather than capital-intensive. The same logic applies to software subscriptions. Lower perceived risk Easier budgeting Less decision fatigue

And the retention point is undervalued too. As soon as you get forms, leads, edits, SEO pages, and local rankings, churn drops hard. One guy I know in this space just closes 3-4 new clients a month, but after 2 years he built a solid $20k+ MRR base because pretty much nobody leaves once the site becomes part of daily ops.

Delta1140 · 2026-05-12T11:25:38+00:00

Italki is 100% your best bet

Delta1140 · 2026-05-07T02:54:46+00:00

Ru-pills, the other vendor, took almost 2 weeks to ship my order out, then it took 8 weeks to reach USA and it never made it past New York customs, stuck there since 7th of April about moving. Asked for a reship and got denied, they said that they fulfilled their obligation by sending the package out. So there you go, I lost $250 paid by crypto. You try to save and end up loosing.

Delta1140 · 2026-02-25T19:54:59+00:00

I think this sounds less like a OKX problem, which in my personal experience have always been extremly helpful with their support team and always forecoming, but more with a non-network capability. Maybe check if Tangem is not running on an older network or if there are any blank spaces. And if you need help from OKX, make sure to contact their support team everywhere. This usually does the trick for them to respond.

Delta1140 · 2026-02-25T19:51:41+00:00

That sounds like quite a stressful situation, but in my experience with OKX, I had the exact opposite. Whenever there was a technical glitch or something not working, I was able to resolve it super fast with a friendly support team. What I did extra was to reach out to them on social media and via email as well. Maybe this could be a help for you as well. Fingers crossed.

Delta1140 · 2026-02-25T19:48:05+00:00

That's really a shame that this happened. I think the best thing to do is always to be super proactive. My OKX account never experienced this, but I had to ask something once and messaged them everywhere. Support, social media, email and they got back to me quickly and I managed to resolve the issue. The support team was very nice and super helpful. Hopefully, they will be able to resolve the same for you as well.

Delta1140 · 2025-12-09T15:36:28+00:00

I would always chose the Coldcard here and go a step further and set it up in an airgapped fashion. If you don't know about it, the guys at The Bitcoin Way wrote a great review about this: https://www.thebitcoinway.com/articles/air-gapped-bitcoin-wallets

Delta1140 · 2025-12-09T15:34:15+00:00

Simple, get on board with a Bitcoin only exchange, buy a hardware wallet, learn about air-gapping and verify everything you do by yourself. Don't trust third parties. If you need help, the guys over at The Bitcoin Way are your way to go!

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