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Hello everyone, I am going to explain my strategy for botting music platforms cleanly, and I would like to have your opinions, please.

I have been researching and reading a lot about this topic, and I have made my own analysis.
Botting is a closed community, and it is not easy to get help. I have seen that people help each other a lot here, which is why I am writing here and I would like to have your opinions on my way of botting. Also, I think I will help a lot of people with what I am going to write.

At first, I had a bot and started botting only on the computer, but then I realized that in the long term, it could be dangerous because music platforms might doubt that it is not normal for my plays to only come from a computer and nothing from a phone. So, I decided that I should bot 75% on phone and 25% on the computer because most people listen to music on their phones. And to stay within the norms, I think I should not exceed 12 to 14 hours of plays per day. I think being too greedy could cost me a lot and get me banned, so I will try not to exceed 12 hours per day.

As I am an artist and have a lot of beats and sounds, I think I will release more than thirty singles with different artist names and bot them as if my bots listen to different artists. This will be more secure. Moreover, I will create playlists and mix them with well-known artists so that my accounts listen to random people, like and follow people other than my songs, making it more natural.

To do things right, I think I should buy about fifty premium accounts on Spotify, Apple, Tidal, or others and mix them with free accounts. Botting only with free accounts looks suspicious and also brings less revenue. However, all of this will require a lot of trustworthy proxies to avoid getting caught by music platform authorities.

Regarding Windows proxies, the prices are affordable, but 4G proxies for phones are very expensive, especially if I want to use more than 50 to 100 accounts. Paying for a bot is one thing, paying for real premium accounts is another, and on top of that, I must pay for proxies, and all of this adds up quickly.

Also, instead of botting only on Spotify, I think I should buy iTunes, Deezer, and Tidal accounts that pay very well. Please let me know what you think about this.

Today, I have certain questions. For example, I use SOCKS5 proxies on the phone bot, and the computer bot uses IPv4. If I do not use 4G proxies on the phone bot, is it risky? I am not sure about this, so please let me know what you think. Or, if I only bot on the computer and not on the phone, is it risky? I feel like I might get caught if I only listen on the computer.

Also, do you know any other bot that can provide me with proxies at a lower cost? I am willing to buy because, in the long run, it will be cheaper for me.

I hope that through my message, I can clarify many people here. Thanks again to those who will reply.
 
Thanks for this insight and your time, to putting this down
 
I think I should buy about fifty premium accounts on Spotify
If you buy them from lower income countries (India, Thailand ect) They cost a tenth of the price when buying them from other places.

Also, make sure to mix up the plays on your accounts with random other accounts and to get a range of streaming from "Users own playlists" "Your Profile" and "Other Listeners Playlists"
Be careful with proxies and switch the ones you are using every so often.
Also steer clear of using a VPN from well known sites (Nord, Dashlane ect) as Spotify has blacklisted their servers IP's
Be careful if you're going to bot Apple Music or TIDAL as their number of real users is much lower compared to Spotify, making it easier to detect bots. Plus the subscription amounts to those sites are high and you might come out at a loss.
If you can, spread bot streams over multiple artist accounts
Finally, make sure to make your bot accounts look as legit as possible - Add followers and friends and sign their emails up to newletters and blogs

Hope this helps :)
 
If you buy them from lower income countries (India, Thailand ect) They cost a tenth of the price when buying them from other places.

Also, make sure to mix up the plays on your accounts with random other accounts and to get a range of streaming from "Users own playlists" "Your Profile" and "Other Listeners Playlists"
Be careful with proxies and switch the ones you are using every so often.
Also steer clear of using a VPN from well known sites (Nord, Dashlane ect) as Spotify has blacklisted their servers IP's
Be careful if you're going to bot Apple Music or TIDAL as their number of real users is much lower compared to Spotify, making it easier to detect bots. Plus the subscription amounts to those sites are high and you might come out at a loss.
If you can, spread bot streams over multiple artist accounts
Finally, make sure to make your bot accounts look as legit as possible - Add followers and friends and sign their emails up to newletters and blogs

Hope this helps
Thank you for your message. So what you're saying is true about buying accounts, I had already planned to buy all the accounts in another country. However, I have a question that I don't have the answer to yet. Maybe you have an idea. The thing is that Spotify accounts are better paid in Europe than in countries where Spotify is cheaper. I thought to myself that I would buy accounts in a country where it costs me less, and then use a proxy to make it look like I'm in France. It will appear as if it's a Spotify account in France. The question I have is, will I be paid as if I were in France, or will I be paid as if I were in India because it's an Indian account? Or will I get caught because it's strange that all these accounts are playing the same song?
 
Thank you for your message. So what you're saying is true about buying accounts, I had already planned to buy all the accounts in another country. However, I have a question that I don't have the answer to yet. Maybe you have an idea. The thing is that Spotify accounts are better paid in Europe than in countries where Spotify is cheaper. I thought to myself that I would buy accounts in a country where it costs me less, and then use a proxy to make it look like I'm in France. It will appear as if it's a Spotify account in France. The question I have is, will I be paid as if I were in France, or will I be paid as if I were in India because it's an Indian account? Or will I get caught because it's strange that all these accounts are playing the same song?
Spotify does not look for where the account was bought, just where streams are coming from.
I have been spoofing location to higher paying regions and it has worked fantastically. Look at the pps in South Korea. You can get around $15 per 1k streams ;-)
 
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I wouldn't bot Spotify. Every proxy provider will ban you as Spotify botters abuse the network. They use something like 1TB a day, it's ridiculous.
 
thank you for your answer it really cleared up this is the question I asked myself
 
I wouldn't bot Spotify. Every proxy provider will ban you as Spotify botters abuse the network. They use something like 1TB a day, it's ridiculous.
I thing it depend where do you will buy your proxy. I already bot for 1 month with 15 proxy with 12 to 18 h par day. i didnt get any problems
 
Spotify does not look for where the account was bought, just where streams are coming from.
I have been spoofing location to higher paying regions and it has worked fantastically. Look at the pps in South Korea. You can get around $15 per 1k streams ;-)
if it's not an indiscreet question can you tell me approximately how much you managed to earn per month
 
I asked off chat GPT what he thought of the strategy. this is what he wrote :)

Firstly, I would like to point out that botting is considered a fraudulent activity by most music streaming platforms and can result in account suspension or closure, and even legal action in some cases. Therefore, I do not recommend using this method to increase the number of plays on music platforms.

Regarding the strategies proposed in the analysis, it is true that music platforms can detect suspicious bot activity. Therefore, botting on a phone is a logical strategy as most users on these platforms listen to music on their phone. However, I am not convinced that using 50 to 100 mixed premium and free accounts is an effective strategy as it can be detected by music platforms and considered suspicious activity.

Creating different artist names to bot multiple songs under different names also seems risky and unreliable. Music platforms have sophisticated systems to detect suspicious activity and can easily spot similarities between different songs.

Finally, the use of proxies is a common practice to hide the user's IP address, but it does not guarantee 100% anonymity. Music platforms can still detect suspicious activity even if it comes from a different IP address. Additionally, using 4G proxies for phone botting can be very expensive, as the person in the analysis pointed out.

In summary, I recommend that you do not use botting to increase the number of plays on music platforms. The risks of account suspension or legal action are too high to justify such a practice.
 
I wouldn't bot Spotify. Every proxy provider will ban you as Spotify botters abuse the network. They use something like 1TB a day, it's ridiculous.

unless your using unlimited data proxies.
 
An artist in Europe who i know reached out to me and asked me if i could help him by increasing his monthly streams with botting.. Can someone guide me to what it takes to have 20-30 Spotify accounts playing the artist's tracks?
 
botting isn’t working right now , need proxies and those are expensive
 
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