Matsta

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by Matsta 7y ago
Yes, you are correct, you only really need proof of address once you start offering credit (running hard credit check). And you're also correct in terms of AML - once a person crosses over a certain threshold or raises and risk alarms,
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by Matsta 7y ago
Monzo also use Transunion for their credit checking which are lot more relaxed compared to the other big 2 (Equifax and Experian), which usually require 3 years of address proof to run through their KYC/credit checks.
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by Matsta 7y ago
Their current license is in Estonia. They're still trying to acquire their UK banking license (their HQ is in London).
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by Matsta 7y ago
When I interviewed at CM they said they actually provide data back to Google/Apple/TfL. I guess this for analytics, but I’m unsure if they charge companies for their data. As far I know, their Pass weekly transport card is now the
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by Matsta 7y ago
They pre-purchase annual oyster cards and sell them back to you at a weekly rate. They recently got Apple Pay which is really useful with the express travel option so you don't need to use touch/face id to tap in. They still have
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by Matsta 7y ago
It's always good to take inspiration from other companies on how they d acquisition. Uber eats have people physically handing out $10 off coupons. You could offer your first 24 hours is free by using a coupon. You can then get these po
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by Matsta 7y ago
I think everyone is confused. Everyone just wants their slice of the pie (aka $$$).
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by Matsta 7y ago
LinkedIn Sales Navigator is a paid tool which allows you to search their whole database. Then depending on how much you pay you can get all their personal details (Email address, phone number, even their address sometimes.) https:/&#x
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by Matsta 7y ago
Bingo. People using the same login on multiple sites. The sellers get Massive email: password lists which are known combo lists. These are usually from hacked sites that have been SQL injected. People probably all have giant lists of Netfl
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by Matsta 7y ago
The Google algo still loves PDF's. They will review individual URL's if they receive a DMCA, but after looking at Ahref's, I can see the "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" PDF (Which I'm guessing can't be legally distri
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by Matsta 7y ago
It's Moz's Metric. Majestic has their own metric (TF/CF Trust Flow and Citation Flow) and Ahrefs (UR/DR URL Rating and Domain Rating). I would say Ahrefs's is marginally more accurate then the others but to be hones
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by Matsta 7y ago
As an example, people use the Google sites as a Parasite. I said in my other reply, with the last Google update, most of these pages are over a year old, so it would be hard to replicate it if you were build a site today: https:/&#x2F
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by Matsta 7y ago
Hmm that's not 100% correct. Google still does apply this to some domains. Blogspot is a good example of this. and the s3.amazonaws.com is the same domain for EVERY bucket, so it definitely has link authority. The thing the article mis
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by Matsta 7y ago
Correct - it was more of the legal issue. The cool thing is that these cameras have FPGA's in them, is that they can support new codecs without and changes to the hardware.
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by Matsta 7y ago
Also to note, this is probably the same reason why Blackmagic dropped CinemaDNG [1][2](Adobe's raw video format) and made their own version - Blackmagic Raw [3] [1] https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&am
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by Matsta 7y ago
Nofollow's are still relevant. If 100% of your backlinks are dofollow, then that's going to look unnatural, and you will be more likely to receive a Google penalty. Nofollow links aren't going to pump up your stats, but they
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by Matsta 7y ago
True, building any sort of backlinks are aganist Google's ToS. But that doesn't mean legitmate don't do it. You just need to be smart about it and make sure it looks "natural" to Google.
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by Matsta 7y ago
This is lead gen and is a big business. People will build generic white label websites and rank them for certain cities. They'll then put a toll free number on them and then contact legitmate contractors and charge them either a monthl
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by Matsta 7y ago
Very true, Whitehat SEO is more comparable to doing a PR campaign nowdays.
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by Matsta 7y ago
Most of these guys will making Amazon affiliate sites where they recommend products throughout their content and make comission when you click on the link.
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by Matsta 7y ago
It's called negative SEO. There was a Google update that is a bit more lenient so your competitors can't negatively spam your site. Unless your competitor had some serious dosh to mass spam your site on PBN's, they would most
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by Matsta 7y ago
Dofollow and nofollow don't matter as much as the did a few years ago. It will look like unnatural link building if 100% of your backlinks are dofollow. There's usually a intial period where sites with zillions of spammy backlinks
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by Matsta 7y ago
I just had a look on Ahrefs, and yes it seems he's using some crappy blog comment spam with Xrumer/GSA, but he also has a few powerful backlinks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_case https://ti
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by Matsta 7y ago
Agreed. Also the forum he's referencing to is BlackHatWorld for those curious. It's well known that some of the sellers on there are artificially inflating their views and replies, and a few of the top sellers are probably using h
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by Matsta 7y ago
I see the OP submitted this article. To be honest, PBN's are nowhere near as effective as they were a couple of years ago. The chance of getting a manual action against your site is a lot higher. If you were going to drop a few thousan
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by Matsta 7y ago
This is an example of Parasite SEO. You get a site with high Authority site that you can put some content on (HN/Reddit/Medium/Steemit/GetJar). Then you send a lot (100k+) spammy backlinks and then rank for some difficul
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by Matsta 7y ago
I imagine they are doing a sort of soft launch. It sounds like Monzo has lots of features lined upcoming in the future. The die-hard Monzo fans will all sign up (and will give good feedback). A soft launch is a better idea compared to other
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by Matsta 7y ago
Yes, these are A53 cores which the RPi 3 used. The RPi 4 uses A72 cores, which are a lot faster. A53 are efficiency optimised cores and A72 are performance optimised cores. The RPi has such a big community that I imagine performance and opt
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by Matsta 7y ago
Yes - Ahrefs only measures Google search traffic. If you were to use something like Similarweb, it will give you a estimate of overall traffic from all platforms: https://www.similarweb.com/website/dailymail.co.uk
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by Matsta 7y ago
I mentioned in my comment, but I think they have been struck with a manual action from Google. Reference: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9044175?hl=en

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