Spotify bot plays for a playlist?

[CMofDMG]

Yeah i wanted to experiement again to see if my new artist could get into the algorithm again. I posted 2 songs on this new artist account and within 48 hours i've already gotten 10k natural streams which is pretty awesome and I paid JAP for another 11.4k streams to boost it up even more and now 1 of my songs are almost at 30k within 24 hours after buying the streams. Note the bought streams haven't been processed yet. Even if my songs get taken down I will still earn from this as my buddy had one of his accounts locked from uploading at 500k streams and couple months later his song is 1.5mil streams and hes still getting paid even though he can't upload anymore on that account.

So far I have 2 artist accounts and on this next payment I'm going to make 2 more and for each payout I get I will make 2 artist accounts each time. I plan to have atleast 5k$ passive income by the summer of 2023.

Have there been any issues wit takedowns using JAP?

 

[Sour Hour]

Spotify has been making alot of updates, it will take time but reliable services will come back around. Right now not so much.

 

[CMofDMG]

Spotify has been making alot of updates, it will take time but reliable services will come back around. Right now not so much.

Ok I see. Do you think I should wait before ordering with JAP then?

 

[nocturnal808]

Have there been any issues wit takedowns using JAP?

Yes, if you use JAP too much you will get a takedown. How much is too much? It varies. Trial and error.

Moreover, JAP streams DO NOT pay royalties. Spotify can distinguish them from legit plays and although they count the streams on the track play counter they do not pay out on them.

So only reason to use it is to help the algorithm find you, which is hit and miss. I have had it work for sure, and sometimes it doesn't. It's not an exact science.

 

[luckyjoefate17]

Yes, if you use JAP too much you will get a takedown. How much is too much? It varies. Trial and error.

Moreover, JAP streams DO NOT pay royalties. Spotify can distinguish them from legit plays and although they count the streams on the track play counter they do not pay out on them.

So only reason to use it is to help the algorithm find you, which is hit and miss. I have had it work for sure, and sometimes it doesn't. It's not an exact science.

Thanks so much for your input. I'm new to this but really want to give building my first successful farm w/ payouts a shot, and this seems like a good place to start. I have a large catalog of unreleased music I don't care about (about 100 songs). I'd be willing to put in the work to upload it via multiple artists/distributors, setting up a VPS, taking all the necessary precautions many have spoken about, but I was wondering if you have any further recommendations. Also curious whetehr or not you think this $300/yr service (doesn't include Spotify premium accounts ofc) is legitimate or too good to be true--I know the price because I called him:

(Will edit the above text about the youtube link/remove it once you respond--don't want to draw too much attention to this person's profile regardless of whetehr or not he's legit)


Regardless, I'd really like to build one on my own and would love some advice, especially when it comes to generating multiple spotify streaming accounts/building royalty payout infrastructure/.