you definitely need proxies. i got this mobile views to work unfortunately there is a hook somewhere that doesn't allow me to get too many views as of right now I can get 500-1000 per day if I leave the bot on running 24 hours, which is shit IMO.
Its working good, your accounts need to be all from a different IP that hasn't been flagged by YT as liker spammers. if you're flagged as a spammer nothing you do will count, including liking comments, because for purposes of spam that will be blocked.
Your 25 accounts are marked as spammers by the YT system, leave them for 2 weeks and they will be unbanned. For now you will need to use different accounts and different proxies.
I hope you go through this one. USA is getting super expensive when you have a family, I mean most of the people I know barely make enough money with their 9 to 5 wage, and its simply ridiculous. Good luck to you mate.
It's the other way around: PLID will remain the same for each request and rdm will change the last 3 characters for each request. The other params that change are: rt, et, st
Is one request to the stat server enough to get a single view on a video?
Also, how important is the correctness value for "rt", which is the playbacktime - the current request to stat server time?
There a few capable providers for views, your best bet is to go on the services forum here and see comments on view selling service threads, that should give you an idea which way to spend your $.
I created my own bot for rating the comments, and so far its working real well. As everyone here mentioned, its always the quality of your post as opposed to the quantity.
Since I got the HTTPS to work, I scraped a lot of the required params from the HTML such as "GALX" and "dsh", however, I have a problem with the "checkConnection" value. In the html the value for this variable is empty, is it somehow modified when another GET request is done to check the...
I followed the redirect, but what cool0403 said is true. I was making a socket implementation of HTTP from the ground up and had no support for HTTPS. I nearly got it working now, had to move to a different language to find libraries that would support HTTPS (not .NET ;) ).
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