Increasing views - behind the scenes?

biks · Sep 7, 2011

I've had success increasing Youtube views with a bunch of websites/apps like viewet, vagex, u2bviews. You basically trade views on a one to one basis through their interface. My computer "watches" a video and the same thing happens on someone else's computer for my video. Racking up 3,000 views takes a while but it seems "safe".

What's the deal with buying large blocks of views from users on Fiverr or something like http://tubehit.net/?

How do these guys typically increase your views? Automated proxy viewing? Some people claim they offer "real" human views, but how? Who the hell has an obedient list of people who will watch any old crap? Anyone have any insight to what typically happens behind the scenes?

jgeeked · Sep 7, 2011

Looks to me as if tubehits uses vagex as they only deliver 100-350 views per day.

biks · Sep 8, 2011

Looks to me as if tubehits uses vagex as they only deliver 100-350 views per day.

Interesting....you saying people are running up the views on their own account(s), then setting up websites just to sell their views?

Interesting business model.

jgeeked · Sep 8, 2011

biks said:
Interesting....you saying people are running up the views on their own account(s), then setting up websites just to sell their views?

Interesting business model.

Yeah, seems that way. I can't see them getting much business though, who wants to wait weeks for a few thousand views.

shawnericcannon · Sep 8, 2011

ino thats what most people on enhance views do. they rack up points then sell views and subs

warezqq · Sep 8, 2011

buxp uses real people... you can even verify that by checking out their system

appache · Oct 20, 2011

hahaha BOT NETS.......

izSpK · Oct 20, 2011

appache said:
hahaha BOT NETS.......

Hahahaha, very funny. Not.

That used to work before, but it's now fixed. If lots of views come at the same time, it is detected, so you'll need to write a delay script for your net.

But there are cheaper and more efficient ways

None illegal involved neither.

Way to bump threads.

sh0r7y · Oct 20, 2011

Most sell views using sites or programs like Viewet, Vagex, etc.

These method dont work when you need atleast 10.000 Views a day.
You need good skills in coding and some experience in HTTP.

I think some understand what I want to say or using the method right now

turbopugsleylx · Oct 23, 2011

We do YT views via a method that few others can claim....we personally hand pick and recruit a gang of elves to watch the videos we tell them to...but Im not sure how YT feels about the North Pole being the referral on 100k YT views

Cfodavid · Oct 30, 2011

izSpK said:
Hahahaha, very funny. Not.

That used to work before, but it's now fixed. If lots of views come at the same time, it is detected, so you'll need to write a delay script for your net.

But there are cheaper and more efficient ways None illegal involved neither.

Way to bump threads.

I know a guy that used a bot net, no delay script, 6,000+ people going to the video at the same time, never got banned (maybe you are talking about larger nets, not sure)

onthegoaudio1 · Oct 30, 2011

turbopugsleylx said:
We do YT views via a method that few others can claim....we personally hand pick and recruit a gang of elves to watch the videos we tell them to...but Im not sure how YT feels about the North Pole being the referral on 100k YT views

This post just made my night. +rep for the hand picked elves.

Cfodavid · Oct 30, 2011

onthegoaudio1 said:
This post just made my night. +rep for the hand picked elves.

Indeed...

On Topic: We deliver our views by advertising your video to our large network of members, who then view your video, and then like, make useful comments, favorite, and even subscribe.

RCKid · Oct 30, 2011

Cfodavid said:
Indeed...

On Topic: We deliver our views by advertising your video to our large network of members, who then view your video, and then like, make useful comments, favorite, and even subscribe.

This is coming from a guy that claims his site delivered 114 million views since he registered it in July 24th, 2011.....

Cfodavid · Oct 30, 2011

RCKid said:
This is coming from a guy that claims his site delivered 114 million views since he registered it in July 24th, 2011.....

That's on one domain bro, calm yourself if you don't know what you are taking about, we have been providing YouTube promotions to the YouTube community for over 2 years now, we were just able to acquire a better domain name, so we changed to that.

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