luckyyyy6
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- Feb 22, 2022
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yesDid you monetize through their YouTube content ID system?
yesDid you monetize through their YouTube content ID system?
I not share all that for proof anything , I have nothing for sell..And I say this because there are botters who own distros and advertise it to other botters, but the owners still withheld royalties from them despite making their own boting income... f**kin scammers.
I hope that's not u, since this journey seem decent, but one can never fully know til they get DM credible proof
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I agree
I have ever asked Spotify and Distributor. Spotify say it’s the distributor who banned and not their problem, distributor say it’s Spotify who banned and not their problem.Are you using physical phones to deliver the streams? and for the streams, do you just put your songs onto playlists with 50+ other songs?
Cause I'm thinking, with this method and your own distributor, I don't think you could ever get detected anymore, its usually the distributor that causes the bans, or holds payment.
The same was here. It's kind of a vicious circle.I have ever asked Spotify and Distributor. Spotify say it’s the distributor who banned and not their problem, distributor say it’s Spotify who banned and not their problem.
its definitely the distributor. If you have your own distro or a private one, doing a solid method, you wont get banned.I have ever asked Spotify and Distributor. Spotify say it’s the distributor who banned and not their problem, distributor say it’s Spotify who banned and not their problem.
what is a solid method for you?its definitely the distributor. If you have your own distro or a private one, doing a solid method, you wont get banned.
Having a playlist with 50+ songs and having the the streams get delivered either through the playlist link, or by searching for the playlist and then listening.what is a solid method for you?
do you think the dsp really care about the IP addressHaving a playlist with 50+ songs and having the the streams get delivered either through the playlist link, or by searching for the playlist and then listening.
Also do a mix of search and direct visit for the specific song, add use of referrals, to make it look like the streams came from another social site like twitter or tiktok etc.
And then overall, just add human emulation like random movements, pauses etc.
IP definitely yes.do you think the dsp really care about the IP address
Yes, absolutely.do you think the dsp really care about the IP address
I think from my very long experience in those games that the dsp do not care about the ip address if they are residential and come from a clean country like Europe or the United StatesYes, absolutely.
Yes, absolutely.
a lot of people use vpn for those games so inevitably we are a lot on the same ip however when you use a private residential ip you and only on it so you can put several accounts on this same ip without worries it's only you who use it (this is just my guess)IP definitely yes.
Even those there is a limit to number of concurrent machines accessing the same IPs.I think from my very long experience in those games that the dsp do not care about the ip address if they are residential and come from a clean country like Europe or the United States
There is a limit before you get flagged to change password. This I have confirmed.a lot of people use vpn for those games so inevitably we are a lot on the same ip however when you use a private residential ip you and only on it so you can put several accounts on this same ip without worries it's only you who use it (this is just my guess)
yes indeed but I have the impression that it would really take a lot of account to saturated a residential ipEven those there is a limit to number of concurrent machines accessing the same IPs.
When managing accounts, it's best to use 4G as you can rotate the IP as much times as you want, without the accounts getting flagged.a lot of people use vpn for those games so inevitably we are a lot on the same ip however when you use a private residential ip you and only on it so you can put several accounts on this same ip without worries it's only you who use it (this is just my guess)
I'm not talking about residential proxy I'm talking about residential fixed ip (internet box)When managing accounts, it's best to use 4G as you can rotate the IP as much times as you want, without the accounts getting flagged.
Using residential proxies that rotate, you're basically using the accounts to churn and burn essentially, since the geo or state is changing so often, flagging the accounts.