YouTube removing my channels

[Swap786]

Hello guys,

I have recently faced this issue with YouTube that they banned my 5 channels by stating repeated community guidelines violation within a month.

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

And strange thing is they removed an channel which completely new i mean litreally new not even single video posted on that channel.

Can you please throw some light on it ?

 

[streamghost]

Hello guys,

I have recently faced this issue with YouTube that they banned my 5 channels by stating repeated community guidelines violation within a month.

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

And strange thing is they removed an channel which completely new i mean litreally new not even single video posted on that channel.

Can you please throw some light on it ?

Most likely because of it being attached to the same IP or other accounts.

Many other platforms do the same thing. If you have multiple violations and you’ve had other accounts banned your IP will get flagged and so will whatever else you create.

 

[OffTheHook54]

1 account with multilple channel? You should have separated each channel to different accounts.

 

[YoutubeScientist]

Hello guys,

I have recently faced this issue with YouTube that they banned my 5 channels by stating repeated community guidelines violation within a month.

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

And strange thing is they removed an channel which completely new i mean litreally new not even single video posted on that channel.

Can you please throw some light on it ?

Because all of your accounts are associated with the same machine/device fingerprints and ip.

 

[Liamwong]

Are you running multiple accounts with one device ?

 

[teslakid]

Hello guys,

I have recently faced this issue with YouTube that they banned my 5 channels by stating repeated community guidelines violation within a month.

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

And strange thing is they removed an channel which completely new i mean litreally new not even single video posted on that channel.

Can you please throw some light on it ?

you need upload a video with your own content , you need to follow youtube guideline before publish the video make sure that , dont reupload the video , dont copy and upload any videos

 

[lokuboss]

Plan A :You need an antidetect browser first , dont create anymore accounts because your ip is in blacklist it will be removed automatically.i would suggest buying ip but they are not clean plan B :add another wifi so that you can enter only you and work with that ip and buy a samsung for uploading .
Plan b is the safest.

 

[nakaya]

You can try changing your IP when posting your videos. I did the same thing and changed my IP and it was fine

Hello guys,

I have recently faced this issue with YouTube that they banned my 5 channels by stating repeated community guidelines violation within a month.

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

And strange thing is they removed an channel which completely new i mean litreally new not even single video posted on that channel.

Can you please throw some light on it ?

 

[suatender]

Plan A :You need an antidetect browser first , dont create anymore accounts because your ip is in blacklist it will be removed automatically.i would suggest buying ip but they are not clean plan B :add another wifi so that you can enter only you and work with that ip and buy a samsung for uploading .
Plan b is the safest.

Hello, I tried the first method you said, but something went wrong and my channel was closed. I wonder if I did something wrong. If you know about proxy and antidetect browser, can you look at the thread I opened?

Published topic:

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/youtube-removes-my-new-channels.1617041/

 

[proxygo]

if your running multiple channels
you req multiple ips / accounts

 

[Disinfigured]

Youu need more than one device to run multiple channels

 

[Gants-P]

Are you on a cgnet connection that's ipv4 connection shared IP 192.168.2/2 ect that means the isp doesn't want to invest in ipv6 and uses shared ipv4 and someone in your area may have used their information on the same shared network to do something illicit but only the isp would know how many people share a cgnet connection, I dunno where your from, what your setup is, no one knows.


If you're from a 3rd world country I understand I get it, if from a 1st world country create good content.

If someone from Russia uses a movie they uploaded because it wasn't id claimed there because YouTube just doesn't want to deal with it then yeah sure you'll see it when you Google Hollywood movies all coming from hacked accounts or purchased from Russia.

Do I blame them hmm greed feeds ignorance and when you're greedy you ruin it for everyone else

But even if you're doing the right thing others are not so what's the answer.

Abuse it also until YouTube finally decides even poorer nations make high quality content.

Worse case scenario log out of all your accounts, change isp's, and connect to a new device.

That's worse case scenario.


Hopefully that motivates you

 

[charles133]

Well i think youtube categorize your ip as spam or something that they dont like so thats way your accounts get banned
Did you try to delete your traces by cleaning cookies ,traces ,changing ip etc ?

 

[blackbeans]

Well, it seems like there's a big disconnect between YouTube's policies or what they interpret their policies to be and your interpretation of their terms of service.

Chances are, you have to follow their interpretation.

And if you keep violating it and you keep creating new channels in the hopes that you would sidestep their terms, you're just going to end up playing a losing game.

I would suggest just sticking with their guidelines.

I know it's a hassle, but they play the tune and we all have to dance.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Please note i used to upload trading education videos on YouTube and didn’t break any community guidelines.

Change your niche if you can't operate among scammers.
Why would you do that scam niche?
Better options out there.

My advice is to start with 30 second videos, no description, only title and unique, fresh, relevant video content.
Then progress from there if it works. If something stops working, analyze why is it so using a spreadsheet and experiments / tests (test 1 variable at a time).
Pay attention to detail, description that is full of bs is usually the main reason channels go down. So obvious, but you see, it's a blind spot. People need to start from scratch and understand YT is a video platform, not text platform. All you need is title + fresh video content relevant to keywords in title.

I got 50k yt channels removed until I learned. I was really greedy in the past. I thought quick money makes me powerful. It's the opposite. It makes you suck.

If you want to operate on many channels, buy worldwide proxies. Forget about some solutions like anti-detect browsers - it's a marketing gimmick, unfortunately, this isn't the reason people are successful. It's completely somewhere else. You just need to be in many locations and have very common fingerprints like iphone 7 or MacOs m2.

There's a little trap in all of this. If you buy a small number of IPs that are repetitive like 15.12.22.33, then 15.12.24.24 + you use them to sign up for accounts on the same day + you have unique fingerprints, it's a sign you're the same person for YouTube. You need IPs from all around the world like 116.22.44.23, then 98.33.45.22. Completely different addresses, you cannot connect them no matter who you are.

What's interesting, some VPNs with large pools of proxies are better than proxies you have to pay for on the market. It boils down to variety in ASNs and subnets. I think P2P proxy network like Hola Better Internet can be enough in some cases. Just run this type of stuff in a sandbox.

Also make a system to make unique websites for each channel. You cannot overuse one domain. What that really means is that if you start spamming a link to a certain, niche site, they're gonna notice is. You need to go under the radar. So a link to one website, post it no more than 10 - 20 times a day. So a single site you can publish 600 times a month. Or any other number, but that's what I found. Also keep some irregularity in all of that.

 

[shawnbhai]

Do you have adsense on ?
Make sure your content follows all guidlines.

 

[MoonStarz]

start a dispute maybe a false positive, if you are following the rules they should get your account back to normal.

 

[naizop]

YouTube’s automated systems can sometimes flag accounts based on patterns, even if there were no real violations. Here are a few things to think about: If your content is too similar across channels, it could trigger flags, especially in sensitive areas like trading. If all your channels share the same IP address or recovery info, they might be penalized together. User reports can also lead to quicker actions on your channels. Make sure to review YouTube's guidelines for trading content, as there might be nuances you didn’t catch. If you think your bans were unjust, consider appealing with detailed evidence. If you plan to create new channels, try to set them up differently—using unique branding, varied content, and different IPs can help. It’s a tough spot, but staying persistent and compliant is key. Good luck!

 

[medialounge]

Sometimes, YouTube connects accounts based on the IP address. If any of your channels had previous issues, that could affect new ones.

 

[calvinhall2434]

On my opinion youtube may link your accounts based on shared information (like IP address, email, or payment method) and penalize all associated channels if one is flagged.