youtube ip strikes

[bartview]

hello,

i would like to report some content to youtube due to copyright violations. unfortunately youtube rejects these requests due to "fraudulent suspicion" new youtube accounts have already been created to send the copyright report via youtube studio account.

can anyone give me tips and tricks on how to create a youtube account and what information the youtube channel / google account should contain so that it is plausible enough for youtube to accept this notification? note: it is not due to the content of the notification, we have already had this confirmed.

 

[naizop]

To create a credible YouTube account for your copyright report, use real info like a legit name and active email. Complete your profile with a recognizable picture and matching banner, and write a genuine channel description explaining your purpose, including your intention to report copyright issues. Engage on the platform by watching videos, commenting, and subscribing to build credibility. Keep your account active by uploading content regularly, even simple stuff, and link any other social media or websites for extra credibility. When submitting your copyright report, be clear and detailed. If your reports get rejected, don’t worry—keep trying with well-documented claims. You've got this! Good luck!

 

[proxygo]

try buying an aged account to file your report under

 

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Even if your main focus is reporting copyright violations, you might still need to upload videos.

 

[bartview]

To create a credible YouTube account for your copyright report, use real info like a legit name and active email. Complete your profile with a recognizable picture and matching banner, and write a genuine channel description explaining your purpose, including your intention to report copyright issues. Engage on the platform by watching videos, commenting, and subscribing to build credibility. Keep your account active by uploading content regularly, even simple stuff, and link any other social media or websites for extra credibility. When submitting your copyright report, be clear and detailed. If your reports get rejected, don’t worry—keep trying with well-documented claims. You've got this! Good luck!

thanks for your advice. i have also read that it is important to “warm up” accounts. is there a guideline somewhere as to when and how many videos can be reported? or which videos with which duration can only be reported after a certain number of reports.

i have even seen youtube channels that also send reports but have not uploaded any videos, profile pictures or banners.

the current situation is as I said, despite correct copyright information, we receive replies that our application is fraudulent, then we usually get a reply that we should please provide further details, if we do this, the youtube account is then banned.

to avoid this we have already changed pcs and use different mobile internet sticks to avoid any previous bans. but so far without success.

 

[bartview]

try buying an aged account to file your report under

do you know a provider who has a clean history of youtube accounts? so far we only had providers who had aged youtube accounts, but the associated google accounts sometimes had a questionable history, which is why we suspect that youtube also shadow bans these channels.