Mass Video Blaster = Mass Ban?

Hey.

I haven't used MVB in a while as I lost a lot of my accounts a while back when using it. Thing is there was no CPA offers or anything in the videos, they were totally legit, and the content was all 100% my own. I tried uploading the same videos to other accounts and that's when I got banned.

I'm thinking of using it again though. One of the reasons is I record A LOT of guitar videos, and I just don't have the time to upload them manually. There's nothing blackhat about the videos or account, and the videos are my own - I make my money off the adsense. So this shouldn't get me banned right??? I mean it's purely for time saving, but is the software itself against YT terms and conditions, even when used to uplaod your own unique videos to one account?


Then the blackhat gene in me struck and I thought if I upload the same videos to say, 10 other accounts using a designated private proxy for each one, then I could multiply my earnings by 10. If I change the video slightly for each one and use a separate private proxy for each account, would I avoid getting banned? Keeping in mind that the content is my own and is not against YT terms and conditions.

Sorry for the long post, but I would really appreciate all your input!

Thanks!

I think your earnings are not x 10 because they would be directly competing?

Interested in the answer to OP's question also...

It could work but i from.my experience youtube doesnt approves duplicated content...

i have mvb but after suspending alot of account i am not using any more mvb. but there is one thing i was promoting seasons types of videos and there is a lot of as i think copy right materials therefore my account was suspending. But one thing if you have some different niche not like tv shows etc and spinable content and spinable title and proxy. so there will be not problem for suspending account
spinable format
{title1|title2|title3}

I dont mean the title i mean the actual video youtube refused a video which got flagged after i tried to reupload it to a different account with cleared cache /cookies etc. and different IP.I guess they can somehow recognize duplications..

They can tell by matching the raw video data. If you convert the videos to another format and re upload they will have no idea.