Making money via botting music streams?

LaneMane

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How do people end up getting away with this and still being profitable? It interests me a lot, but I can't tell if it's even worth it or not. I see so many people 50/50 on it. And wouldn't it be some type of fraud situation if caught? I can't imagine companies are only going to ban you for farming streams and taking thousands from them.
 
People have been arrested while getting heavily involved into this. Just saying.
 
If you're looking to start a legally allowed music stream, it seems like youtube with AI generated music is a way to go.
 
How do people end up getting away with this and still being profitable? It interests me a lot, but I can't tell if it's even worth it or not. I see so many people 50/50 on it. And wouldn't it be some type of fraud situation if caught? I can't imagine companies are only going to ban you for farming streams and taking thousands from them.
People buy distribution accounts for cheep prices for like 50-60 bucks, bot them like apes, gets the payment for like 150-200$

Remaining is their profit till account gets banned
 
The only way to make real money from this is scaling it out, which means large scale fraud basically. There are ways to make money that are better and won't get you arrested.
 
I agree
It's a tricky area. Many who try this learn that the short-term gains rarely outweigh the significant risks. Platforms are smart, and their detection methods are constantly improving. If you're caught breaking their terms, you're looking at far more than just an account ban. They can pursue you for lost revenue or damages, and that can get very serious, very quickly. Think carefully about the long-term consequences versus any quick cash. It's often not worth the potential trouble.
I agree, but there are stores who are actually stealing funds from the artists example, Tidal

Tidal never shows the actual stream count
 
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