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Do you think there might be a way around it for example if you have another US bank account not within Transferwise? I've been reading up on Citibank being a possible alternative because I believe it accepts USD.

I I just read through PayPal's recently updated PDS under the fees and charges section. 18.21 The fee for withdrawing your USD balance to your linked United States bank account is 3.0%. Any conversion of your PayPal balance from one currency to another currency will attract the...

How can they just change the policies on a dime like that? Does this 3% standard transfer fee apply to everyone now - or just people who use Transferwise? I'm in the same boat as an Aussie receiving US dollars. PayPal is an extortion racket at this point.

But what if you uploaded videos that have no existing copyright claims on them? How could the system detect any abnormalities?

Think about this, you're accepted into YPP but want to do some shady shit like use copyrighted content. You know YouTube will terminate you if they find out but how often do they check? Every 3 months? 6 months? What alerts them that to the fact you're violating the terms of service exactly?

I've seen plenty of channels upload full movies and make money from the ads but I thought this violated the YPP policy regarding reused content? Do corporations have a special deal with YouTube?

What are your methods for avoiding detection but still monetizing reused content? Aren't you paranoid that you could wake up one day to find your channel has been kicked from the program? How do you fly under the radar whilst making no effort videos? I have a second channel for uploading to...

For those of you in YPP, what are your methods of avoiding detection but still monetizing your copyrighted content? Aren't you paranoid that you could wake up one day to find your channel has been kicked from the program? How do you fly under the radar whilst making easy content?

If you have a monetized channel, how long can you upload reused content before you are detected by the YouTube reviewers? I know they claim to check in periodically but I've seen many channels uploading nothing but copyrighted works for over a year and they are still able to run ads on their videos.

I have a monetized channel that's constantly being hit with limited ads which can only be changed through a human review. Have any of you figured out a strategy to avoid those bots auto-demonetizing your videos? I'm always tweaking the title, description, tags and thumbnail to no avail. It feels...