YouTube Comment Spamming

[CountStacula]

Have you tried the tactic I suggested? I'm 100% sure it works so long as the comment doesn't exceed 2-3 lines. I've been using it quite some time, and I'm still using the exact same 16 comments I've been using months ago.

Maybe we can help each other out, and take over Youtube as you suggested.

I'm currently trying to figure out a way to prevent my accounts from being banned because I can't afford to constantly buy new Youtube accounts, and creating them every day is a huge pain. How do you get your Youtube accounts, and how often do they get banned?

I've only been spamming for about 2 weeks now, so I haven't had any accounts banned. I just bought 1k accounts for 55$ from someone here on bhw. You can find his thread on the buy sell section. Feel free to add me on skype: nick14874

 

[FallenKing]

I've only been spamming for about 2 weeks now, so I haven't had any accounts banned. I just bought 1k accounts for 55$ from someone here on bhw. You can find his thread on the buy sell section. Feel free to add me on skype: nick14874

That's interesting. Did you buy your accounts from KoD? I just got 100 accounts from him for $7, and they seem to be working pretty well.

Are you absolutely sure every single one of your accounts are in good standing? Is it possible that 200-300 of your accounts are banned but you haven't noticed? If not, that's great news, I'll have to start buying more accounts from that guy.

Here's another thing about my technique: my comments tell users to visit my channel, rather than directly giving my website. I do this because I think "go to my channel" sounds a lot less suspicious than "go to myfreejunkdotcom", and I believe it's less likely for the comment to become permanently filtered as spam.

The other problem I'm having is that even if I buy 1k YT accounts, I'll have to modify all my channels to contain the link to my website. As you can imagine, it's really annoying. You know any good bots that can modify my Youtube profiles/channels?

 

[ericsson]

 

[FallenKing]

 

[mmmonkey]

Thanks, I really appreciate the advice. What exactly is a watermarked url though (sorry, I'm new)? If it can prevent my accounts from being banned, I'll definitely try it out!

Right now, I use 65 accounts per day, posting about 1000 comments daily. All of my comments refer users to my channel. My comments all look something like: ForFreeCashGo2MyChannel. I don't actually use that comment in particular (it sounds way too weak) but you get the idea.

So I don't actually post my website url in any of my comments, but since I'm still spamming, it does get my accounts banned pretty fast as you suggested.

how many accounts are you using per ip address? and clearing flash cookies as well between login?

 

[CountStacula]

how many accounts are you using per ip address? and clearing flash cookies as well between login?

Yeah, my program clears cookies after every login. I only use my normal IP address on my 1k accounts. Haven't had a problem yet.

 

[mmmonkey]

Yeah, my program clears cookies after every login. I only use my normal IP address on my 1k accounts. Haven't had a problem yet.

I think the reason your comments stop working all at once would be the one ip address... not sure if its cheaper to pay for private proxies or just buy more youtube accounts when they get blocked. It's interesting that after they are blocked you can keep commenting with new accounts from same ip.

Are you using a custom bot or something from the downloads section here?

 

[Tbo53]

Yeah I don't use youtube too much but a few video every couple days on multiple accounts + url shorteners should keep you under the radar.

 

[CountStacula]

I think the reason your comments stop working all at once would be the one ip address... not sure if its cheaper to pay for private proxies or just buy more youtube accounts when they get blocked. It's interesting that after they are blocked you can keep commenting with new accounts from same ip.

Are you using a custom bot or something from the downloads section here?

No, you misunderstood what I was saying. Once the comments are blocked on x amount of accounts, they're blocked for everyone. They completely block the comment from appearing, regardless of what IP of account you're using.

I am using a custom bot. Once I got the comments blocked on my old accounts, I move on to new ones, and the comments did not appear. I haven't tried to change the IP address, but I highly doubt they're blocking the comments from appearing from one specific IP address.

 

[ericsson]

 

[CountStacula]

 

[FallenKing]

how many accounts are you using per ip address? and clearing flash cookies as well between login?

I'm using 65 accounts on my home ip address. I turn off my modem every night and the ip address changes the next day, but I'm guessing that doesn't help so much. Now that you guys have shed some light on the topic, I'm worried about legal issues. Hmmm, I've been spamming for like 2 years though; I used to spam like 500-700 daily manually.

Can someone please recommend me a good bot? Right now the bot I'm using is garbage and it doesn't clear cookies between logins. It posts at a rate of about 2 comments per minute. I have to run CCleaner after every 100-200 comments in order to prevent my comments from being filtered. Generally I never have a problem with my comments being filtered though because the comments I use look non-spammy to the system.

I've tried using proxies, but most of the ones I find are really slow. I found some expensive proxies on packetflip, but they can't be used for Youtube so I have no idea where to find some good ones.

 

[FallenKing]

About legal troubles with Youtube; I realize the reason I've never had a problem yet is because last year I'd only have like 5 accounts per day since I was doing it all manually. Now I only use 65 accounts per day.

But if I wanted to use 1000 accounts per day, maybe I could just start using my college campus. My bot runs really smoothly over there, and the ip address changes every day if that helps.

So far the worst thing that's ever happened to me is my youtube accounts got banned (obvious) and my site got taken down once (I called the hosting service and they put it back up). Still, it worries me and I really need to find a good bot and some good proxies. Google isn't really getting me any good results, and the proxies from Proxy Switcher are too slow.

 

[ericsson]

There is youtube bots already been created for this, just look around the internet and you will find them

 

[FallenKing]

There is youtube bots already been created for this, just look around the internet and you will find them

Will do! I'll start by searching this forum. Any chance you can tell me what bot you use? If not, I understand.

About how fast should a good youtube bot be in your opinion? Mine posts 2 comments per minute, and I'm somewhat satisfied.

 

[CountStacula]

I'm using 65 accounts on my home ip address. I turn off my modem every night and the ip address changes the next day, but I'm guessing that doesn't help so much. Now that you guys have shed some light on the topic, I'm worried about legal issues. Hmmm, I've been spamming for like 2 years though; I used to spam like 500-700 daily manually.

Can someone please recommend me a good bot? Right now the bot I'm using is garbage and it doesn't clear cookies between logins. It posts at a rate of about 2 comments per minute. I have to run CCleaner after every 100-200 comments in order to prevent my comments from being filtered. Generally I never have a problem with my comments being filtered though because the comments I use look non-spammy to the system.

I've tried using proxies, but most of the ones I find are really slow. I found some expensive proxies on packetflip, but they can't be used for Youtube so I have no idea where to find some good ones.

For starters, you don't have to worry about any legal issues. What do you think youtube is going to sue you for spamming comments? There are hundreds of thousands of people that spam their video links, website URLs, and so many other things. There is no way YouTube can keep up with all the spammers.

I'm not really sure what CCleaner does for the comment filtering on YouTube, but I would assume it doesn't do anything. Although, if you're aware of something most of us probably don't already know, please enlighten us.

Proxies don't seem to work on my bot either, I tried a list of 100 updated the same day and my bot said they were all invalid. I use the bot YouToob which can be found at: youtoobme.com. This thing has an awesome comment spamming feature along with tons of other beneficial features for youtube marketing. I actually do customer support for the guy who created it, so if you have any questions about it, I can more than likely help you.

 

[FallenKing]

For starters, you don't have to worry about any legal issues. What do you think youtube is going to sue you for spamming comments? There are hundreds of thousands of people that spam their video links, website URLs, and so many other things. There is no way YouTube can keep up with all the spammers.

I'm not really sure what CCleaner does for the comment filtering on YouTube, but I would assume it doesn't do anything. Although, if you're aware of something most of us probably don't already know, please enlighten us.

Proxies don't seem to work on my bot either, I tried a list of 100 updated the same day and my bot said they were all invalid. I use the bot YouToob which can be found at: . This thing has an awesome comment spamming feature along with tons of other beneficial features for youtube marketing. I actually do customer support for the guy who created it, so if you have any questions about it, I can more than likely help you.

I may be wrong, but after about 500 comments, even the non spammiest comments like "nice vid" won't go through the filter (I've experimented). CCleaner seems to help prevent my comments from being filtered after every several comments. I've got nothing to lose since it's a 10 second process.

Thanks for the site info, I'll definitely have to look into that. Here's the site where I got my crummy bot: <edit: nevermind I can't post links>. It's funny I was actually able to use dropbox to share that bot with one of my friends without any problems. Just out of curiosity, how fast does your bot post?

I guess you may be right about the legal issues. The worst thing that will happen is that they'll get my site taken down. Youtube doesn't have time to deal with individual amateur spammers like myself anyways.

 

[CountStacula]

I may be wrong, but after about 500 comments, even the non spammiest comments like "nice vid" won't go through the filter (I've experimented). CCleaner seems to help prevent my comments from being filtered after every several comments. I've got nothing to lose since it's a 10 second process.

Thanks for the site info, I'll definitely have to look into that. Here's the site where I got my crummy bot: <edit: nevermind I can't post links>. It's funny I was actually able to use dropbox to share that bot with one of my friends without any problems. Just out of curiosity, how fast does your bot post?

I guess you may be right about the legal issues. The worst thing that will happen is that they'll get my site taken down. Youtube doesn't have time to deal with individual amateur spammers like myself anyways.

Exactly, and I don't even think they would/can take your website down. The bot posts about 2 comments per minute, although I slow the interval down so I never get the message that you have posted too many comments.

 

[CountStacula]

Does anyone else know anything about CCleaner making comments stick? It shouldn't have any affect on spamming, considering it is used for your PC.

 

[FallenKing]

Exactly, and I don't even think they would/can take your website down. The bot posts about 2 comments an hour, although I slow the interval down so I never get the message that you have posted too many comments.

2 comments per hour? But that's only like 48 comments per day assuming it posts 24/7 (which I would guess it's not).

Have you tried my technique yet? I'm telling you, it really works. Well, it depends on what your trying to advertise. I have comments that send people to my channel rather than posting my actual website.

My comments are all something like: 4free_cash~go2=my=channel. I don't actually advertise free cash, but you get the point. Once they go to my channel, THAT is where I have my website link.

So basically make your comments all one word to trick the filter system and have your comments refer users to your channel rather than using your website. I post 1000-1500 comments daily and I get 400-500 visitors.

Actually, I have had my site taken down once. I called support and they said it was because I was spamming Youtube comments....
Luckily they let me off with a warning and reactivated my site. So now I'm on thin ice and I need to find a way to prevent my site from being banned, or find out what I'm gonna do after it gets banned for real. lol