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- May 24, 2011
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Is google on to me? 
Its happening to everyone, once you give about over 70-100 likes in a short period of time your ip ends up getting blocked from liking any videos on youtube.
You can't even use public proxy to like your videos so the only option is to buy a private proxy which then enables you to like again. It did work for me.
I also notice that an ip tends to get blocked within 10 minutes once you use a like bot, I did over 200 manual likes and nothing happen to my ip address, but once I use a like bot my ip gets blocked within 10 minutes or so and even if you set the bot to go very slowly it'll still get blocked for some strange reason.
You might need to buy a lot of private proxy, I only bought like 10 cause all I need is about 10 likes in my videos. That's all. I hope this post helps a bit.
so I don't have to worry about my account being banned?It takes time to update - dont worry, "likes" will be there
If the likes come from other IP's, no...so I don't have to worry about my account being banned?
If the likes come from other IP's, no...
Btw, it has nothing to do with likes getting blocked on some IP's only... I just tried to give likes to a video with 11 likes (uploaded 1 day ago), didn't work.
Tried on many different IP's (REAL IP's, no proxies/VPN's), but likes are absolutely frozen at 11 likes...
If anyone knows exactly for how long they're frozen/why they're frozen, feel free to post it.
Just the ip, for like a week or so.how come my friend from a different IP can't even like the video?
Follow the steps to increase like for your videos-
Make a Great Video-
Create the best video you can. Choose a subject you know people will like. Use a good quality camera to shoot your videos. Make sure you have adequate lighting and good sound quality. Watch the video before and after uploading it to YouTube. No matter how good your subject may be, few viewers will sit through a poorly-made video
Descriptions and Thumbnails-
Use the Description field in your video to accurately describe your video, while giving viewers a good reason to click the "Play" button. If the description is misleading in any way, you may get a lot of clicks, but few people will click the "Like" button.
Prompting Likes-
There are many ways to remind viewers that they should click the "Like" button if they enjoyed your video. Let viewers know that you're looking for their feedback. For example, many videos include an image of the "Like" button at the end of the video, prompting viewers to give it a "Thumbs Up" if they enjoyed it, or if they want to see similar videos in the future.
Promote Your Video-
Promote your videos to your friends and through social networks like Facebook, Twitter or Google+ to encourage people to look at your video. The more people who see your video, the more likely you are to boost the number of likes it receives.
Study Good Videos-
Browse through YouTube for videos that are similar to yours to see which videos are most popular in your subject area. Study every detail, such as the length, the quality, how it is narrated, the type of music used, special effects, etc. Watch videos that are not popular as well.