Brothers, the C2C pathways are visibly tightening. It's not that we can't move forward, but every step now comes with more rules and restrictions, like a series of sieves gradually filtering out the unreliable. In the end, you will find that searching everywhere is not as effective as holding onto a stable channel.

How to ensure reliability? There's just one way: treat merchants as long-term partners.

Don't find it troublesome. The channels I currently collaborate with are all small amounts tried out first, after which I proactively added them on WeChat, chatting a bit about the market and keeping some real chat records. Many people skip this step, but at crucial moments, this is the "insurance policy" that proves your transaction is clean.

What kind of merchants are worth holding onto long-term? Ironically, it's those whose processes seem "slow" and whose reviews are meticulous. If they ask you many questions and require your cooperation, it shows they are also enforcing strict risk control, fearing that dirty money could harm both parties. Such people are the ones who want to do business for the long haul.

Conversely, those who collect and release money instantly, without a second thought, are the most risky. They are not responsible for the funds, and sooner or later, something will go wrong, dragging you into it as well. The few minutes of speed you gain could cost you a card being frozen for months.

There are many smart people in this industry, but there are always some who use their intelligence to exploit loopholes. Those who can go far are the ones willing to exchange a bit of immediate trouble for long-term peace of mind. Safety is not a cost; it is the capital for survival.

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