Which Proxy Type is Best for Safe Spotify Botting?

[hajmamad]

Try private proxy

YOU EARN MONEY FROM STREAM FARM ?????

 

[JonathanSyawal]

you can use custom proxy

 

[harold bump]

oh my god if i wasnt so tired right now i would point to reasons why so much info in this thread is incorrect.

 

[hajmamad]

oh my god if i wasnt so tired right now i would point to reasons why so much info in this thread is incorrect.

HI /Please help // Anyone suggesting a way is really confusing

 

[Howard C. Payne]

you can use Private or residential proxy. otherwise build custom proxy according to your own needs

 

[Robertmendoza]

I think residential proxy is best for that.

 

[streamkite]

You guys would have better luck going into KFC and asking for a list of the secret herbs and spices than getting someone who is earning serious money with botting giving you a "complete guide."

Nobody is going to give you anything for free. Experiment and learn.

 

[LightZOS]

Sir can you suggest me then what to use for spotify botting?

Ipv4 proxy, ipv6 is supported by spotify but wont play on their web player so no pint in using ipv6.
Although residential isn't proven to get you banned but if you use common sense, no residential ip will have thousands of spotify account stream every hour non stop so pretty stupid imo.
Ipv4 is also cheaper than resi, to those who keep saying resi proxy I know u guys are trying to help but not every kind of botting is the same. Yes resi proxy is king but on spotify its more of quantity than quality.

Note: if you're new to spotify botting I don't recommend you getting into it as spotify seems to start limiting botters, imo u better of buying a service or just use panels(not recommended unless you're doing like 1k a day)

 

[LightZOS]

Sir how to get in touch with you. I have almost done over 200k with my Artist. So I want to know more about proxies and which one to buy from where

You'll have to find the answer to this yourself, spotify has been banning entire provider and full subnets so hard to say which one works and which doesn't.
Ask for trials, test, fail and repeat. even if you find one you'll still have to keep looking. you'll never know when they'll band them too.

 

[hajmamad]

You'll have to find the answer to this yourself, spotify has been banning entire provider and full subnets so hard to say which one works and which doesn't.
Ask for trials, test, fail and repeat. even if you find one you'll still have to keep looking. you'll never know when they'll band them too.

Spotify even if it BAN the artist. Pays the money

 

[streamkite]

Spotify even if it BAN the artist. Pays the money

That is totally up to the distributor. Some pay out after a ban, and some don't. It's not Spotify who pays you, it's the distributor and it's at their discretion.

 

[Russ Thomas]

to get banned you would have to do an unrealistuc amount of plays tbh. Plus if you have no social media to back the plays up, it looks even more suspicious.

 

[streamkite]

Some people send 10k a day to tracks and have no issues, and some people send 10k in a month and get banned. There's always speculation as to what may have triggered it, but luck is as big a factor as anything else.

If Spotify determine you're botting, then either just that release will be removed or your artist will be banned. Nobody checks social media. Nobody cares about saves or followers. Spotify send the distributor a notification and they in turn notify you (usually), and that's that. You can't argue your case, the decision is final.

 

[Russ Thomas]

Some people send 10k a day to tracks and have no issues, and some people send 10k in a month and get banned. There's always speculation as to what may have triggered it, but luck is as big a factor as anything else.

If Spotify determine you're botting, then either just that release will be removed or your artist will be banned. Nobody checks social media. Nobody cares about saves or followers. Spotify send the distributor a notification and they in turn notify you (usually), and that's that. You can't argue your case, the decision is final.

It really depends on the person doing the plays. It depends on many factors like proxies, the accounts and how human each action is. Many popular playlists are loaded with fake followers and fake streams and they arent banned. It really depends on how well each artist account is, or the algorithm will detect it. Thats why its good to be in multiple playlists and send the streams through the playlists and do search streams, so it looks like people are actually finding your content rather than it all being direct traffic

 

[Russ Thomas]

Because with this logic, a competitor could easily send plays to someones account and get it banned which is highly unrealistic, so its more to do with than just the amount of plays.

 

[streamkite]

Because with this logic, a competitor could easily send plays to someones account and get it banned which is highly unrealistic, so its more to do with than just the amount of plays.

I agree with the logic in principle, however I know more than one person who has botted different artists in the same month with the same distributor, the same bot, accounts, proxies, and volume and one has been banned while their others were fine. All of the artists were of a similar age and number of tracks too.

I also know people who were using a very private botting service and sent a lot fewer streams than other people using the same service, who were banned while dozens of others weren't. Despite the logic, there is an element of randomness to it as well.

 

[Russ Thomas]

I agree with the logic in principle, however I know more than one person who has botted different artists in the same month with the same distributor, the same bot, accounts, proxies, and volume and one has been banned while their others were fine. All of the artists were of a similar age and number of tracks too.

I also know people who were using a very private botting service and sent a lot fewer streams than other people using the same service, who were banned while dozens of others weren't. Despite the logic, there is an element of randomness to it as well.

Damn that's insane, makes me not even want to risk botting on spotify at all with the randomness, it almost seems like you could get banned from getting legit streams. Maybe its the proxies then? Maybe residential or 4g proxies would be alot safer since they are actual isp's or whatnot. Its like spotify knows exactly which is a bot and which isnt.

 

[hajmamad]

Damn that's insane, makes me not even want to risk botting on spotify at all with the randomness, it almost seems like you could get banned from getting legit streams. Maybe its the proxies then? Maybe residential or 4g proxies would be alot safer since they are actual isp's or whatnot. Its like spotify knows exactly which is a bot and which isnt.

ipv6 proxy...useragent....anti fingerprint
some bot have free acc generator for like and fallow
some one say if you got ban ...you can cashout your artist balance so you can create 20 artist and 200k stream per day for all
and your time is limit (1month)
im start streamnig soon

 

[streamkite]

some one say if you got ban ...you can cashout your artist balance so you can create 20 artist and 200k stream per day for all
and your time is limit (1month)
im start streamnig soon

Once again, that is up to the distributor. Some pay after a ban, and most don't. No distributor pays earlier than 45 days from the end of the month, and most pay around 60 days from the end. The streams you send in August will be paid out middle-end of October. I'll leave it up to you to figure out if your plan is going to succeed or not.

 

[hajmamad]

Once again, that is up to the distributor. Some pay after a ban, and most don't. No distributor pays earlier than 45 days from the end of the month, and most pay around 60 days from the end. The streams you send in August will be paid out middle-end of October. I'll leave it up to you to figure out if your plan is going to succeed or not.

Yes you are right/
But up to 250,000 streams is not a problem
The more artists and the initial cost ... the more rewards