I’ve tried several approaches before, but none worked well. Google Pro’s cloud browser didn’t pass; the $15 credit offered when activating cloud.browser-use.com didn’t pass either; and the option that gives you a 7-day Pro trial upon registration wasn’t suitable either, since the success rate was low.
In the end, testing showed that registering in a clean environment using clean nodes results in a higher approval rate. This one was just registered.
Email addresses from Google generally require card verification. You can use a domain-based email address, which has a relatively high approval rate. Of these four, one didn’t show a card-linking prompt, while another showed an option to join the waitlist.
You can use some dynamic traffic and operate directly; this gives you a relatively high chance of getting through.
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Thanks for sharing
It still depends on how clean the nodes are.
Thank you
Have a look.
Clean nodes are supposed to pass directly—why have people been making so many low-effort posts lately?
What great luck!
Let’s try our luck.
Sharing a muse.ai invitation code: 1GJ1UU. Redeem it in Settings within 48 hours of registering, and both parties will receive 1 billion tokens.
Can I get one 
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Thanks for sharing
Take a look.
I registered, but I didn’t get approved. It would be great if I could win the giveaway.
I was too embarrassed to post the invite code, but you went ahead and posted it.
Thank you
Take a look
Thank you
Give it a try.
Why do I have to link a card just to register!! 
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