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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jessika Kohler" data-source="post: 12186" data-attributes="member: 5207">Hey there! I want to share my journey towards (potential) wealth through Facebook traffic arbitrage.The gist of arbitrage is simple: buy traffic cheap, sell it high. My non-negotiable rule is to avoid using stolen accounts (logs) and cards. Everything else is fair game <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> I decided to dive into the iGaming niche, targeting Latin America.For a couple of months, I read everything I could find—forums, Telegram channels, and even attended relevant expos. I have zero experience in this field but about $10,000 that I'm willing to invest in my learning process. By "learning," I mean trial and error. I checked out some paid courses, but they all seemed to have inflated promises, fake reviews, and sponsored articles. In the end, I stuck with a free course on FBKill, which I read multiple times.My initial plan was to focus on creating funnels and outsource the rest. A funnel is a "sales pipeline" starting with a Facebook banner ad and ending with a purchase.I chose not to use spy services since they seemed overloaded with unnecessary features. I also skipped TDS (traffic direction systems) and cloaking. To better understand how buyers think and what objections arise in the sales funnel, I decided to personally interact with them via messengers and try closing deals myself. This is also known as traffic handling.To view Facebook banners, I used the Facebook Ads Library. After a week of browsing, I found a video banner designer and ordered five videos: two inspired by ones I liked and three of my own creation. I spent $150 on this. Then, I rented Facebook accounts remotely and started buying traffic.### Case 1:I created a Telegram channel, boosted it to 5,000 followers, posted a welcome message, and got 2,000 likes (bots only). The group was about "tips on winning at casinos." The sales funnel was: Facebook Banner - Linktr.ee - Telegram group page - Casino. The Facebook banner offered free casino winning tips. I bought $50 worth of traffic from Facebook.**Expenses:**- $150 for 5 banners- $50 for FB traffic-$20 for Telegram bot subs and likes- **Total:** -$220**Results:**- 700 clicks- 0 customer contacts- **Revenue:** $0**Conclusion:**Even though I saw others using this scheme successfully, it didn’t work for me. I decided to shorten the user path by using WhatsApp instead of Telegram. My goal now is to get a few real customers interested in my offer.### Case 2:I revamped the funnel to: Facebook Banner - WhatsApp account - Casino. On WhatsApp, I planned to send a single long message with a registration link to the casino. The Facebook banner again offered free casino winning tips. To set up WhatsApp, I bought an old Gmail account for $10, rented a SIM card for WhatsApp for $10, used a SOCKS server for $5, and downloaded the Chinese Android emulator Memu. I created a WhatsApp business account and launched the traffic campaign. Finally, real people started messaging me on WhatsApp!I got leads and replied to each one with something like, “To win, do this, get this bonus, and register here.” I customized messages with names and gender-specific details. I managed to reply to 20 people, getting 2 registrations but no deposits. WhatsApp then blocked my account after 60 people contacted me. I retained 20 phone numbers and names; the rest were lost. Facebook charged me $40.**Expenses:**- $10 for Gmail account- $10 for SIM rental- $5 for SOCKS server (monthly)- $40 for FB traffic- **Total:** -$285**Results:**- 20 customer contacts- **Revenue:** $0**Conclusion:**I believe some customers reported me, leading to my WhatsApp account being banned. Therefore, I need to smooth out the sales funnel to prevent complaints. I also need to create a group where people can see likes and previous messages. Essentially, I need a Telegram group featuring an influencer with flashy photos, likes, and videos.### Case 3:With my first WhatsApp number banned, I had to set up another one, costing me $20. I decided to reuse the old banners. I modified the Telegram group from Case 1 to be a personal group of a "successful beauty from Beverly Hills." I used Instagram photos of a U.S. influencer, showcasing a glamorous lifestyle with thousands of likes on each. Additionally, I found and downloaded a few YouTube videos where a scammer plays Fortune Tiger and wins using a "unique bug."The plan: Facebook users go to WhatsApp, where I invite them to a free video session showing how to play. If they agree, I ask them to install Telegram and join the group. In the group, I announce a live stream (which is actually a pre-recorded video) of my “student” playing and winning. After the stream, I share a link to register at the casino using my affiliate link.I'll update you tomorrow with the results of this new approach!</blockquote>

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