Hello, I have been running a pretty successful twitch ad farm over the past 4 months. I had for 5 affiliate accounts which I would stream on for 24 hours and everyday I would switch so the account would only be life once every 5 days. The way I did this was I would buy a cheap $100 computer off amazon and I would have a setup on the computer with a macro that would do a few different things but would mainly be watching the stream, i had about 20 computers and was adding a new computer to the setup pretty much once a week. was earning about $45 dollars a day (I do the math at the end of every month and each computer earned about $35 a month). It was going so well and then I saw my affiliate accounts got banned. I think I got lazy with trying my best to make everything look real and was just focused on adding more laptops to make more money. I wanna make another run at this whole thing cuz I see there is an opportunity here, If anyone has any advice or even a way we could work together let me know I have the infostructure with a wall of laptops and previous experience but I need help in the stratagy so these accounts dont get banned again. (Also had about 2k in the accounts that got banned that I hadn't withdrew yet)
Twitch ad farm
- Thread starter Goatguyf
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- May 2, 2010
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Isn't the first ban not enough to tell you you ruined your chances there being grezy? (Greedy and lazy) lol
Go play elsewhere, and this time follow the rules and do things correct. If you can make a success of that, then your niche is in gaming or music or something, but it shouldn't be in the botting solution, as these companies are spending millions upon millions detecting you. Why would you keep trying to make a success out of something when you already know the deal.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but there are no shortcuts to anything. Everything mostly takes a while to setup and get going. Look for the inspiration that is the popular people on the platform and be like them. You like DJ's and have turn tables, record some music, and be great about it. You make websites, then make tutorials and special popular hacks! Your niche is gaming, then work with fourthwall and similar to promote your channel and merch and grow a community.
What you learned is very basic. Millions of people browse the Internet every day, looking to spend time somewhere online. You can be part of that.
Just please don't break the rules on sites that go out there way to pay you, and report back your success going forward. Looking forward to one day reading your tips!
PS (Sell those laptops and other computers and go buy a microphone and camera for recording, and you can be a generic content creator in hundreds of different niches, thanks to what's in your city.)
Go play elsewhere, and this time follow the rules and do things correct. If you can make a success of that, then your niche is in gaming or music or something, but it shouldn't be in the botting solution, as these companies are spending millions upon millions detecting you. Why would you keep trying to make a success out of something when you already know the deal.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but there are no shortcuts to anything. Everything mostly takes a while to setup and get going. Look for the inspiration that is the popular people on the platform and be like them. You like DJ's and have turn tables, record some music, and be great about it. You make websites, then make tutorials and special popular hacks! Your niche is gaming, then work with fourthwall and similar to promote your channel and merch and grow a community.
What you learned is very basic. Millions of people browse the Internet every day, looking to spend time somewhere online. You can be part of that.
Just please don't break the rules on sites that go out there way to pay you, and report back your success going forward. Looking forward to one day reading your tips!
PS (Sell those laptops and other computers and go buy a microphone and camera for recording, and you can be a generic content creator in hundreds of different niches, thanks to what's in your city.)
you're fun at parties huh
projectyxxnz
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- Aug 5, 2024
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What other things did the macro do? and did each computer sign in to a twitch acc or nah?
No the computers were not signed into an account
This is probably your issue. Also why do this with PCs? And did every device have its own IP? I would be interested in a full breakdown of this information in like a DM or something tho. I'm interested.
If you have a discord you can do me I can probably give you some ideas
give me your cord ill add you and we can talk about it, every PC does have its own IP yes, there is a reason I use pcs as well there is a reason for everything.
goastedvalo
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- Sep 12, 2024
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Did you get any success bro? can you dm me I have something to discuss about the same thing
goastedvalo
Newbie
- Sep 12, 2024
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can you also dm me? i have been working on a similar thing past couple of months
demoviip6699
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- Aug 26, 2023
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dm me please. i am interested
goastedvalo
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- Sep 12, 2024
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can you dm me?
demoviip6699
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- Aug 26, 2023
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yea of course
LittleJobs
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- Apr 6, 2020
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are you interested in purchasing a very old aged affiliate account? It has around $30 in it as well close to be able to withdraw, grew organically by me, 250+ followers, many achievments, real activity, etc.
I actually am interested yeah, how can I contact you about it
Whats you cord bro, im down to talk
pifxo48t
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- Feb 1, 2024
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