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Hello. The purpose of this post is for those who work in streaming farming to share their opinions and experiences.

1. What way is necessary for artists not to be blocked?
2_What is the average stream for each artist per day?
3_What tool should be used?
and more..........
Please share your experiences
This is my whole goal and I have spent a lot of time on it
 
Hello! Any update? I'm planning to use justanotherpanel . com but I don't know if I can trust their services with tidal plays and spotify premium targeted plays.
 
Expect to receive free streams despite ordering premium streams, expect to earn very little, and expect a high probability of an account ban.
 
Expect to receive free streams despite ordering premium streams, expect to earn very little, and expect a high probability of an account ban.
Thanks, so any recommendations to get high quality streams with SSM and make some good amount of plays? ... I'm talking about 100k per month.
 
Thanks, so any recommendations to get high quality streams with SSM and make some good amount of plays? ... I'm talking about 100k per month.

High quality streams do not come from panels. It's like asking where you can get high quality sushi in a slum area. Panels deliver free streams from generated accounts almost without exception. At best their streams will pay you slightly more than they cost you, and at worst you'll lose money and possibly lose your artist account entirely.

I also observed last week that someone here is now approved to sell Spotify streams despite the fact that whoever approved them noted:

"Because we do not have Spotify accounts we are using reports from his current clients for the review."
"All of the clients received well over 500,000 streams according to the reports presented."

In other words, they're approved to sell here by producing some spreadsheets or screenshots of client reports. As anyone who is involved in this knows, it's not reports of streams delivered that matters, it's proof of the payout rate that matters. They should be approved to sell here by people who understand that fact.
 
So are you people recommending that one doesn't even start with the spotify business?
 
So are you people recommending that one doesn't even start with the spotify business?
Well, I'm going to make an experiment with the service, and 10.000 streams on spotify, I would let you know in a few weeks I guess
 
Don't use panels for this, high risk and low reward. Find a dev and shed out a few thousand bucks for some decent bot...
 
High quality streams do not come from panels. It's like asking where you can get high quality sushi in a slum area. Panels deliver free streams from generated accounts almost without exception. At best their streams will pay you slightly more than they cost you, and at worst you'll lose money and possibly lose your artist account entirely.

I also observed last week that someone here is now approved to sell Spotify streams despite the fact that whoever approved them noted:

"Because we do not have Spotify accounts we are using reports from his current clients for the review."
"All of the clients received well over 500,000 streams according to the reports presented."

In other words, they're approved to sell here by producing some spreadsheets or screenshots of client reports. As anyone who is involved in this knows, it's not reports of streams delivered that matters, it's proof of the payout rate that matters. They should be approved to sell here by people who understand that fact.
Well, I guess the shitlist thread is on it's way then :)
 
Hello. The purpose of this post is for those who work in streaming farming to share their opinions and experiences.

1. What way is necessary for artists not to be blocked?
2_What is the average stream for each artist per day?
3_What tool should be used?
and more..........
Please share your experiences
This is my whole goal and I have spent a lot of time on it

Hi,

there is no single answer to your question.
1. Spotify engine is based on AI and ML. So each time you change sth - it is also changed on the platform. You need to figure out new solutions constantly.
2. It depends on the time when artist was put online, for some 36k will be ok, for others 1k means a ban. The sooner you play large streames the larger probability of getting banned.
3. You can make some easy bot on Python and use remote server. Accounts can be bought on BHW.
 
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