Is it too late to set up a token relay service? Any experts willing to give me some advice?
It needs to be filed now.
Umm, sure, bro. Once you launch the site, you can use me as your upstream provider. A few other people on the site are connected to me too. Stable pool of Pro accounts, $0.26 per dollar.
Thinking won’t solve it; only taking action gives you a chance.
How can I get in touch with you, boss?
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I support what the boss said—we need to put it into action.
Technology isn’t the problem. The key is having a reliable source of accounts. I’m not talking about tens of thousands—at the very least, you need several hundred active accounts that remain usable and don’t keep getting banned. If you don’t have such a source, then forget it. Secondly, there’s the customer base: how will you acquire customers, and how will you get them to keep paying? Those are all problems. You should first consider whether this is right for you. (Of course, if you believe in motivational fluff, go ahead—I’m not against taking action, but you still need a plan and concrete steps before you start, rather than blindly buying a server right away.) I had considered it before too, but never got it off the ground. In the end, I used the relay server for myself and my colleagues, and actually learned quite a lot from it…
The main issue is sourcing accounts. If one gets banned, just find and set up another—they’re all disposable, one-day accounts. But I don’t know where to get accounts from; I’d like to get in on it too.
If you’re patient, there’s still time. I’m just afraid that one setback will make you lose interest. 
Haha, can I take it then? 0.0 For the Pro account pool, it’s mainly worth targeting B2B customers since they’ll have higher usage. Of course, we’re happy to have B2C customers too haha.
You’re asking again whether I want to take it over, while also saying that no one else in the industry is making an offer. What you say is rather interesting.
Hey bro, my pool of Pro accounts is stable and ready to use. Feel free to get in touch.
How much is each one, and how many runs can each one do?
It must be impossible to do it already—could there be a problem?
This should be turned into a tutorial or guide.
It’s fine. I just want to sell it, but I don’t sell finished products made by others in the same trade. Don’t you understand? The rates are different, so coordinating is a hassle. You don’t need to reply to me anymore.
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I see. Then you should have made it clear beforehand that you wouldn’t publish comments from people in the same line of work. There’s something wrong with the comment.
It’s mainly about customers—when you have customers, everything is possible; without them, nothing matters.
I’d like to set one up too. What kind of configuration would be enough, roughly? Should I choose a Hong Kong connection?