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Sorry to hear that, hopefully you made some profit through the years. Was it removed by Spotify or the distributor?

Yes don't use Distrokid. Then maybe you will get in problem on another distributor also, if it is Spotify that flags you.

I have a separate computer that runs AIOStream, not because it is mandatory or can be tracked but it void be annoying to run it on my normal PC. Because there are 20 Chrome windows open that takes a lot of CPU. You must use proxies and each account have its own fingerprint generated by...

AIOStream is up to date.

Well that I can't help with, depends on what skills you have have. But methods where you can be more sure to get paid for the time and investment you put in. People are of course welcome to start with botting, but should be aware of the obstacles ahead.

Yes you can fool Spotify, but I have to agree on that there are easier money making methods than this. Here you need to invest money and time (songs, proxies, bots etc) and first after 3 months you will know if you get any payouts or everything is banned....

Sounds good, hope it everything works out. Your songs could be a bit shorter to get more streams per hour.

Maybe this is a good workaround when Spotify monitors listener/Streams ratio more closely. Instead of botters need to have hundreds of songs to look legit. Somebody else is providing a service that play many persons songs and the ratio stays better both for the accounts playing AND the songs...

It sounds like your are doing it safe and correct. Will be interesting to see if you can avoid bans (hopefully). But do you have very low costs of production per song? With 1k per month you will get about 2.8USD per month and song.

Does this distributor let you upload songs that others reject? And is it because they take such a big cut? Don't say which distributor it is, but it would be interesting what they allow that other distributors don't allow, like: Suspicious bot streams, Short song below 1 minute, low quality...

In the rolling stones article I linked. Before it was open to read, now you need to register it seems. They said they advertise a lot to get listeners to their playlists.

https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/features/spotify-sleep-music-playlists-lady-gaga-1223911/ It is a record label testing the boundaries, somebody else wouldn't be allowed to even upload these short rain sounds. In the article they explain it. Strange Fruits is also associated with some bigger...

AIOStream still works now it is updated to V4 1.0.0 recently. What you should now is that it is based on the web player and you get your own proxies and decide yourself how to run it. If you have ONLY bot traffic, play a few songs over and over with a few accounts Spotify will ban or shadow...

It would be fun if somebody did it, but I think it will never happen. The ones getting withhold payments are probably guilty of fraudulent streams, then you don't want to show your real identity. Nor have the funds for a law suit. The only ones that could do it would be Strange Fruits.....

PVA = phone verified accounts With sim card I think he means that you should create the accounts manually, and you have your own sim cards to phone verify the accounts

Regarding using real name or not, that is a balance between different risks. If you use a false name, can't that cause problems if the distributor or banking service get suspicious and locks the account? Then you can't unlock it as easy as if you had your real name and can verify whatever they...

Terms Of Service, the long text that nobody reads, just checks and proceed :) In most countries (maybe all) it is not an criminal offence to break against them, so you won't go to jail for breaking against the TOS.

I wouldn't worry about legal consequences, it is mainly against TOS. The thing you need to worry about is spending a lot of time and money and after 3 months your streams doesn't count/pay.

Good information. This will not stop botting completely but sort out a lot of people. Either you adapt and try to simulate real human behavior or you will be banned. And with the adaption to more real human behavior, the profit margin will go down, when you need to listen to full songs instead...

They have all the fake artists themselves and then ban the botters artists through the distributors. Maybe that is why they have made profit in the last year :D