How do I take down brands running Meta ads with 100+ stolen creatives from us?
Literally downloaded & re-uploaded with no changes.
Or am I taking an L?
Looking for a Canadian corporate tax accountant who knows their shit for online biz doing USD / global sales
Any reccs from fellow 馃嚚馃嚘 ?
I have an AI app in my portfolio at $500K ARR, can I get rough valuation numbers for it? Don't have enough bandwidth for it as I'm focusing on other apps
Last 30 days: $66K USD
MRR: $42K USD
Churn: 13%
MRR growth: > 50% MoM
web app with stripe, no apple tax
team: me + AI agents (no other humans)
Can't see any ads in Meta Ads Manager since a few hours (but they're delivering & getting sales)
anyone else experiencing this?
Its 2026, Claude has built me $1M+ apps
But Siri can't even correctly answer what's the weather like on my $1500 iPhone
I slapped an AI Agent for customer support & customers love it more than human support
I have a lot of dumb but rich customers who don't like doing anything or even clicking any buttons in the app
but they love talking to Live Chat in-app, so the AI agent now navigates the app for them:
- pulls the right info
- opens the right screen / page automatically
- clicks buttons on its own
- provides emotional support to reduce churn
this wouldn't have been possible if i didn't manually do the customer support for 2 months to collect a huge amount of data to train the AI on
also vibe coded my own agent that reads incoming emails & does things on its own for the customers
i am finally free
meta ad goblins, does this cost cap strategy work? lets say i have an existing cost cap campaign with:
cost cap i set = $30
effective CAC = $36
current budget = $1K/day
can i just bump the budget to $10K/day?
in my experience even bumping budgets by 30% shoots up the CAC a lot & takes a while to stabilize
but seeing this strategy a lot, does it actually work or will i go bankrupt?
@nkecom thoughts? anything to consider before bumping up budgets to $5k/day from $1k/day in existing cost cap campaign?
Guys how do I block retarded customers from paying?
- They sign up with Email A and pay $100/mo
- They come back same day and sign-in with Email B
- They see paywall because email B never paid
They file instant chargeback calling it a scam
How tf do I even deal with that?
We send them emails with all the details about login, etc as soon as they pay
But getting way too many brain dead consumers like these... how do I block low IQ people from paying?
Meta did something today to fix their fuckup from last week and it seems like a generational comeback
Hitting all-time low CPAs today
the more code i write, the further revenue goes down
the more ads i write, the further revenue goes up
lesson in that
recurring subscriptions might be the #1 greatest invention of all time by mankind
if you're young stop watching internet alpha-males complaining about women all day
be a chill guy & you can get all the ladies to happily pay you a 3X ROAS on day-0 for your apps & make you a multi millionare in a year
learn psychology & write some irresistible banger ads
won my 2nd dispute in a row
can't wait to fuck these scammers over now
thanks to a tool that Fable built that auto collects evidence from DB & Stripe and makes a 10 page PDF file to fight back obvious scams
Americans who file fake credit card chargebacks & disputes should be jailed for life.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Yes never learn performance marketing as a founder
Just go viral & also make sure to buy courses from your fav influencers on how to go viral & build a business
Paid ads is the last thing you should touch (unless your goal is to make money)
I'll die on this hill...
There is absolutely no reason you should touch paid ads until you're doing $5 to $10 million in revenue.
Learn how to create demand organically through content, partnerships, and outreach first. That's enough to take you to that 5-10M mark. Then once that engine is running, layer ads on top.
If you do it the other way around you risk getting eaten up by rising ad costs before your margins can absorb it.
If you're doing over $100K/mo with SaaS or web apps, what customer support solutions have worked best for you?
ai agent, VA, dedicated hire.. anything else?








