Thanks a lot man. Really appreciate it!
I think I'm going to go with a socks5 proxy and and an ISP IP for now. Will try to set it up properly with an AD and test it to make sure it's not leaking info.
Will only expand if things turn out well and there is no info leak.
Pretty solid guide!
Can you please elaborate more on how to get separate phone numbers for separate profiles? I think it's manageable for 1-2 accounts but what if you want to scale to 5+ accounts?
Awesome guide man! It's really helpful.
Just a quick question, what do you suggest for someone who wants to set-up multiple youtube channels? Basically I want to manage and run multiple youtube channels with 2-3 videos per channel each week. From what I have understood, static residential, ISP...
I bought Gmail accounts from @Rapid_Growth on Telegram. He also has a seller page on BHW but I don't remember which one it is. I haven't found a proxy that meets my needs yet so haven't been able to launch the Youtube channels either.
I'll share more information here once I launch the Youtube...
I created a similar thread a few days ago. You can view it for more information.
Here is the link to that thread: Residential vs ISP (static) proxies for multiple faceless YouTube channels
I'm also currently figuring some stuff out. Feel free to reach out if you need more help.
You can buy gmail accounts that are verified through phone numbers. Just ask for backup codes and then save them with you. If google asks for email verification you can verify through backup codes.
You can use any anti-detect browser to keep your email and youtube profiles separate. Just...
I had a few older verified email accounts, and we used those to create channels.
For new channels, I plan to buy new Gmail accounts and then create YouTube accounts with them. Phone number verification for YouTube is something I’m still trying to figure out.
About going too crazy with proxies...
That’s what I’m leaning toward. Static residentil IPs do feel safer but the price is making me hesitate compared to ISP IPs. I’ll be doing multiple uploads and each file will be several gigs, so bandwidth/egress costs with residential providers add up fast. Thinking about tradeoffs: better...
Got it, thanks for clarifying. That helps.
If YouTube’s systems identify a static ISP IP (not a residential IP) being used to access an account, what’s the real risk of the account being flagged, suspended, or banned? Any known detection signals I should watch for?
No. Uploading a lot of videos on a new channel in a relatively short period of time.
Yeah, it’s usually not one thing in isolation that triggers YouTube/Google, but a combination of behaviors that starts to look suspicious in their system. Uploading too aggressively on a fresh channel...
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