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Hi,

I’ve had a De’Longhi Dinamica Plus ECAM370.85.SB for a few years. I’m not really into the whole coffee-making process, ratios, dialing in grinders, etc. I like the coffee my Dinamica Plus makes, and I’m sure my current grinder settings would probably make some coffee enthusiasts cry 😅

I wanted to get a little more into coffee and potentially improve the quality without turning it into a full hobby, and the Ninja Luxe Café ES601EU caught my attention.

I was seeing a lot of positive reviews, but then I found this subreddit. I understand that people with problems are much more likely to post than people whose machine works perfectly, but the number of posts about machines developing issues that couldn’t be fixed and eventually had to be returned is a little scary.

So my main question is about coffee quality.

Has anyone here used both the Ninja Luxe Café and a Dinamica Plus, or a similar higher-end bean-to-cup machine?

I understand they are very different machines, since the Dinamica is fully automatic and the Ninja is semi-automatic. I'm changing cause I'm interested on that semi automatic workflow. What I really want to know is whether the Ninja would actually produce better coffee once i learn the setup, or whether I could end up downgrading from the Dinamica Plus.

If the coffee quality is at least as good, and ideally better, I’ll probably give it a try since I can currently find an ES601EU for around €230.

Thanks!

I wanted to share my experience buying a premium domain through GoDaddy because it has honestly been one of the worst customer experiences I’ve had with any online company in my whole life.

This started badly from the very beginning. A GoDaddy broker contacted me about a domain I was interested in. I replied, but somehow their own person was not receiving or noticing my emails, so I had to contact customer support just to tell them to answer me. Eventually the broker came back, apologized, and we continued the negotiation.

To be fair, the broker himself was mostly helpful and if it was not for him I would have dropped mid process.

After some back and forth, we reached a middle ground. The broker said he contacted the seller, and the seller accepted the offer for immediate purchase.

So far, annoying but fine, not all needs to work at once.

My partner paid through the GoDaddy checkout link. Immediately after paying the premium price, the account was blocked.

No clear flow, error message, requirements, dashboard or even an explanation. Just blocked.

After a big back and forward WITH THE BROKER (mind you, he had no even reason to be helping here but he was nice the whole process) cause we didn't get a WORD from GoDaddy. We were told this was a compliance / verification issue, likely because the account used an address and a phone number of different country. That is understandable in theory. We understand fraud checks. We understand large purchases may require verification, the problem was the execution and how we were left without any explanation having to bother the broker.

We continue:

The verification email told us to log in and upload ID documents.

But the account was blocked, so we could not log in.

We wrote to the verification email address. The reply was basically a standard template saying again to log in and complete verification. We replied again saying we literally could not log in. Same loop and getting ignored.

Meanwhile, time was passing, the seller supposedly had a deadline, and GoDaddy support decided it was their time to shine because it got worse:

While we were trying to unlock the account and complete the already-negotiated purchase, GoDaddy customer support / sales chats kept pushing us to buy the domain at the original higher price around x1.5+ of the negotiated price instead of focusing on unlocking the account. By pushing I mean literally lying to us saying that the seller did NOT want to sell anymore for that price and wanted a even higher one than the initial. Not listening that we only wanted the account unlocked and the broker would negotiate.

We spent hours in support chats explaining that we already had a broker-negotiated deal, that the payment had already been attempted, and that the issue was the blocked account.

Eventually, because verification was not handled quickly (mind you because the support DID not want), the sale was cancelled.

Then other GoDaddy people contacted me again as if I was a new lead, asking if I had received pricing for the same domain. When I explained what happened, it felt like we were back at zero... and that was for nothing as that thread became ignored and no answer came from it.

After more days, the original broker finally came back and said he understood the frustration. We paid again.

Again, we hoped that would be the end of it.

Now today, after finally getting the domain/account situation moving, the buyer, my partner, gave me delegate access to his GoDaddy account so I can help manage the domain.

Guess what? The access invitation does not work.

I contacted GoDaddy support again. After around 45 minutes of waiting, the answer was basically: “Everything looks correct, we don’t know what is happening, ask the account owner to cancel and resend the invitation.”

That sounds simple, except the account owner is not always available, travels often, and this can mean losing more days and money because GoDaddy’s own system cannot process a basic account access invitation properly.

So the full experience has been:

• GoDaddy broker emails not being properly received/handled at the start.
• Having to contact customer support just to get the broker to answer.
• Negotiating a reduced price.
• Paying through GoDaddy.
• Immediate account block after payment.
• Verification instructions that required logging in while login was impossible.
• Standard template replies from verification that ignored the actual issue.
• Hours wasted with support chats.
• Support/sales pushing the higher than list price instead of helping unlock the account and literally refusing to help till the sale was cancelled.
• Paying again.
• Now delegate access invitation is broken and support says they do not know why.

I understand security checks. I understand escrow. I understand GoDaddy does not own the domain and needs to protect both buyer and seller.

But this process is broken and its awful.

For a multi-thousand-dollar transaction, GoDaddy’s internal communication, verification flow, and customer support were absolutely disappointing. The broker was trying to help, but the rest of the system felt disconnected, slow, and sometimes actively counterproductive..

Has anyone else had this kind of experience with GoDaddy? Is this just how GoDaddy handles high-value domain purchases or, anything else?

I wanted to share my experience buying a premium domain through GoDaddy because it has honestly been one of the worst customer experiences I’ve had with any online company in my whole life.

This started badly from the very beginning. A GoDaddy broker contacted me about a domain I was interested in. I replied, but somehow their own person was not receiving or noticing my emails, so I had to contact customer support just to tell them to answer me. Eventually the broker came back, apologized, and we continued the negotiation.

To be fair, the broker himself was mostly helpful and if it was not for him I would have dropped mid process.

After some back and forth, we reached a middle ground. The broker said he contacted the seller, and the seller accepted the offer for immediate purchase.

So far, annoying but fine, not all needs to work at once.

My partner paid through the GoDaddy checkout link. Immediately after paying the premium price, the account was blocked.

No clear flow, error message, requirements, dashboard or even an explanation. Just blocked.

After a big back and forward WITH THE BROKER (mind you, he had no even reason to be helping here but he was nice the whole process) cause we didn't get a WORD from GoDaddy. We were told this was a compliance / verification issue, likely because the account used an address and a phone number of different country. That is understandable in theory. We understand fraud checks. We understand large purchases may require verification, the problem was the execution and how we were left without any explanation having to bother the broker.

We continue:

The verification email told us to log in and upload ID documents.

But the account was blocked, so we could not log in.

We wrote to the verification email address. The reply was basically a standard template saying again to log in and complete verification. We replied again saying we literally could not log in. Same loop and getting ignored.

Meanwhile, time was passing, the seller supposedly had a deadline, and GoDaddy support decided it was their time to shine because it got worse:

While we were trying to unlock the account and complete the already-negotiated purchase, GoDaddy customer support / sales chats kept pushing us to buy the domain at the original higher price around x1.5+ of the negotiated price instead of focusing on unlocking the account. By pushing I mean literally lying to us saying that the seller did NOT want to sell anymore for that price and wanted a even higher one than the initial. Not listening that we only wanted the account unlocked and the broker would negotiate.

We spent hours in support chats explaining that we already had a broker-negotiated deal, that the payment had already been attempted, and that the issue was the blocked account.

Eventually, because verification was not handled quickly (mind you because the support DID not want), the sale was cancelled.

Then other GoDaddy people contacted me again as if I was a new lead, asking if I had received pricing for the same domain. When I explained what happened, it felt like we were back at zero... and that was for nothing as that thread became ignored and no answer came from it.

After more days, the original broker finally came back and said he understood the frustration. We paid again.

Again, we hoped that would be the end of it.

Now today, after finally getting the domain/account situation moving, the buyer, my partner, gave me delegate access to his GoDaddy account so I can help manage the domain.

Guess what? The access invitation does not work.

I contacted GoDaddy support again. After around 45 minutes of waiting, the answer was basically: “Everything looks correct, we don’t know what is happening, ask the account owner to cancel and resend the invitation.”

That sounds simple, except the account owner is not always available, travels often, and this can mean losing more days and money because GoDaddy’s own system cannot process a basic account access invitation properly.

So the full experience has been:

• GoDaddy broker emails not being properly received/handled at the start.
• Having to contact customer support just to get the broker to answer.
• Negotiating a reduced price.
• Paying through GoDaddy.
• Immediate account block after payment.
• Verification instructions that required logging in while login was impossible.
• Standard template replies from verification that ignored the actual issue.
• Hours wasted with support chats.
• Support/sales pushing the higher than list price instead of helping unlock the account and literally refusing to help till the sale was cancelled.
• Paying again.
• Now delegate access invitation is broken and support says they do not know why.

I understand security checks. I understand escrow. I understand GoDaddy does not own the domain and needs to protect both buyer and seller.

But this process is broken and its awful.

For a multi-thousand-dollar transaction, GoDaddy’s internal communication, verification flow, and customer support were absolutely disappointing. The broker was trying to help, but the rest of the system felt disconnected, slow, and sometimes actively counterproductive..

Has anyone else had this kind of experience with GoDaddy? Is this just how GoDaddy handles high-value domain purchases or, anything else?

Hey everyone, looking for advice from people who actually use residential proxies at scale.

Current situation

We're running ad-tech testing at 200GB/month and need to scale to 1-1.5TB/month by August. My account manager quoted me $0.70/GB for 700GB and $0.69/GB for 1TB, which is a great price on paper.

Why I'm looking around

Saw the Proxyway audit from earlier this year showing ~38% of my provider's residential pool overlapping with IPIDEA, the network Google disrupted in January 2026.

When I asked my AM about it directly, the answer was basically "yes there were changes, no future impact" without specifics. They also use a mix of own infrastructure + upstream partners. The pricing is great but I want to scale to ~1-1.5TB/month over August/September across multiple ad-tech testing setups, and I'm nervous about pool quality at that volume.

My requirements

- US + Canada residential IPs (no need for other geos but appreciated)

- SOCKS5 protocol

- ~30 minute sticky sessions

- Geo-accuracy matters: I verify each IP's actual country via IP-API and reject mismatches, currently seeing ~3% mismatch rate, which is great.

- Concurrency available.

- 1-1.5 TB/month volume by August

What I've looked at so far

- Geonode: $0.50/GB at 1TB ($500/mo flat). 2.5M IPs online, says ~30-50M monthly churn. Claims own pool via their Repocket bandwidth-sharing app. Independent reviews show 98-99% success rates on scraping. Tempting but the smaller pool size makes me worried about IP recycling at TB scale.

- DataImpulse: $0.80/GB at 1TB ($800/mo), 90M pool, traffic doesn't expire (nice hedge). Slightly more expensive but bigger pool. Its the Base not premium residential.. which bothers me not knowing quality.

- Decodo: $2/GB at 1TB ($2000/mo). 125M pool, legit. But too high.

- Oxylabs Corporate: $2.50/GB ($2500/mo). 175M pool, top reputation. Same margin problem.

- Bright Data: Promo $2.50/GB then $5/GB renewal. Same margin problem with a worse trap after month 3.

- Evomi: Same as DataImpulse, base is affordable and not premium but not sure about quality of base.

- Floppydata: Cheap at ~$1/GB but Trustpilot suspended their rating, datacenter complaints.

Questions:

1. Anyone running Geonode at TB scale for IP-quality-sensitive use cases (not just scraping)? How's the pool holding up?

2. Other providers in the $0.50-1.50/GB range with genuinely clean US/CA residential pools?

3. Anyone happy with Evomi or DataImpulse base residential at scale?

Open to providers reaching out too if you're confident your residential pool fits this use case at this volume.

Hi, im using smartproxy now, they offer me 79 dollars per 100 GB, they are good for what im doing (Google browse, ctr on search), is there any other service that could be cheaper?

This guy was doing the usual "giveaway" that scammers are doing so, i decided to check in reddit and many people are mentioning how him and his domain are purely scam.

He even changed his domain but it redirects to the new one. Once i mentioned in his post he deleted it and blocked me.

https://preview.redd.it/boza7fq0lkzg1.png?width=892&format=png&auto=webp&s=548155692cce04a6001e9ff91e9237f725b124e3

https://www.reddit.com/r/ScamSupport/comments/1rqoyut/luxaccesshub_do_not_buy/

https://www.reddit.com/r/ScamSupport/comments/1rpvk0f/luxaccesshub_amzon_scam/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DiscountPremiumAcc/comments/1scjegz/scam_alert_ubeneficial_bend2436/ - He changed his domain to a new one but this is still him

https://www.reddit.com/r/DiscountPremiumAcc/comments/1schyvu/got_ghosted_by_ubeneficial_bend2436/

Adding the post here as he was selling or, trying to here.

He was selling gpt pro. He pushed for crypto, then paypal F&F, i was able to push back on that and paid on paypal goods and services.

Luckily i did because the seller stopped responding and blocked me next day.

Seems like Paypal was already aware and they gave me the money in a minute.

Yes, i do have screenshots of the whole conversation and Paypal refund if anyone doesnt believe

In other point, If anyone has GPT pro x5 on 35 usd or less, let me know, Paypal payment

Edit: got already 2 people telling me they also got scammed

Hi everyone, I’m having a strange issue on my Honor Magic V5 running MagicOS 10.

For the last couple of days, I cannot use “Sign in with Google” in games. It is not just one game, it happens in every game that uses the Google sign in button.

Google Play Games itself works fine. The games can see that I’m logged into Play Games, so this does not seem to be a Play Games profile issue.

One game finally showed the actual error instead of a generic message:

androidx.credentials.exceptions.NoCredentialException: No credentials available

Things I already tried:

• No VPN
• No Private DNS
• No ad blocker
• No app updates available
• Reinstalled Google Play Games
• Cleared data for Google Play services
• Rebooted the phone

Any idea if this is a MagicOS issue, a Google Play services issue, or something with Credential Manager?

Hi,

I have found naizop reliable for this, however they dont support drip for website traffic so all the traffic comes in a 5 mins spike.

Then i tested trafficpeak , in here i love the setup and configuration and there is drip and even many keywords but, they dont generate ad impressions like naizop

Is there any panel that supports ad impressions?