Switching VPNs YouTube Bans?

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• Jan 19, 2012

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So I've used HMA to create some YouTube accounts and they all banned me after 1 day... Is it because I keep switching my VPN or is they they see that I am using a VPN? Some of these accounts I didn't upload anything to.

 

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Can anyone please shed some light on this? I created YouTube accounts with my OWN ip before and made a couple accounts but they did not ban. The thing is that it bans after a couple days so I never know if its safe or not! Please help

 

Essence19

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• Jan 19, 2012

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they say HMA has alot of Blacklisted youtube ip's so yes if you make accounts with those Ip's they might ban you.

 

cricket1

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That or you left some obvious tracks.

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the known

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I think it has something to do with the way you create the accounts.

 

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hellb0y

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• Jan 19, 2012

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Dont use HMA vpn for creating youtube accounts ! use proxy multiply n create accounts ! atleast for me the account is staying longer than that of hma vpn!

 

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• Jan 20, 2012
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Thanks for the advice! Can anyone recommend a good VPN to make YouTube accounts? I don't want to use my own because I am afraid I will get blacklisted

 

housemusic

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unfortunately all those cheap options such HMA are heavily used to create a lot of yt accs...the best option i know is a dsl connection/reboot modem or a dialup connection....

 

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Hexiuss

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• Jan 21, 2012

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housemusic said:

unfortunately all those cheap options such HMA are heavily used to create a lot of yt accs...the best option i know is a dsl connection/reboot modem or a dialup connection....

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is it best to use those options just to create the accounts? then use your own ip/ proxy ip for the uploading of videos? because it would be pretty horrible uploading tons of videos on a dial-up connection.

 

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robertsgr

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the known said:

I think it has something to do with the way you create the accounts.

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