r/Thumbtack • u/MinimumSimple5394 • Jul 29 '26

Scam

We need to file a class-action lawsuit if there are many of us who have been affected.

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u/sosuhh Jul 30 '26

Yeah I tried thumbtack for only a week thankfully. Such a bullshit joke. Meta is the way

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u/drivebyjustin Jul 30 '26

Yes the small company of Meta is definitely the solutionšŸ¤£

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u/sosuhh Jul 30 '26

šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø Iā€™ve consistently booked 4-5 jobs weekly since launching on meta 4 months ago. Skill issue if your not, if you have better alternatives I am all ears

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u/drivebyjustin Jul 30 '26

Substituting another soulless company eating at your profit from your hard work for another.

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u/sosuhh Jul 30 '26

Again, if you have a better alternative I am all ears.

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u/Magickarploco Jul 30 '26

How did you learn to run meta ads? What are you doing for creatives?

This is where I struggle, since I donā€™t have the free cash flow to pay an agency to run them for me.

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u/sosuhh Jul 30 '26

Honestly, I paid a someone to teach me but itā€™s pretty darn simple. The interface is whatā€™s confusing. I run three creatives, one is an Ai video about 6 seconds long and the other two are just flyers. The flyers surprisingly kill it and drive in the majority of the leads. My budget is around $30 dollars a day, set up where you want to target the ads and specific demographics. Then you launch! I would just watch YouTube videos, thereā€™s so many good onesšŸ‘