Youtube accounts keep getting banned

Toosje

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Hey guys,

So I created youtube accounts with a proxy from newipnow.com. I followed this guide http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...guide-how-not-get-your-yt-account-banned.html to make sure that my accounts won't get banned. I used just 1 account per proxy, and all of my youtube accounts were banned within a few days

Could it be that youtube recognizes the proxies from newipnow.com? Or could it be that they flagged me because I didnt phone verify my account (youtube didnt ask for phone verification when creating account)
 
Use private proxies. Youtube do watch "public" proxies.
 
I used private proxies. And no porn, key generators
 
I used private proxies. And no porn, key generators

Shared private proxy ? or dedicated one ?

Never the less, Youtube could ban the whole RIPE network of a proxy provider ... means if your ip is 255.255.253.1 they could ban all the range 255.255.253.1 to 255.255.255.254 ....
 
That's strange then, How did you create the accounts? Did you leave any footprints? like same passwords etc?
 
Used dedicated private proxies, only me could use them.

And didnt leave any footprints at all, followed the guide from the first to the last step.
 
I used private proxies. And no porn, key generators
it's probably the video content that got you banned. did you receive and thumbs down votes? someone (most likely a competitor) probably reported you.

Has anyone had proxy-created YT accounts banned with wholesome content, no spamming?
 
it's probably the video content that got you banned. did you receive and thumbs down votes? someone (most likely a competitor) probably reported you.

Has anyone had proxy-created YT accounts banned with wholesome content, no spamming?

I didnt receive any votes the video wasn't even ranked yet
 
I think YT is on to public AND private proxies, period. Try VPNs that give you lots of IPs to switch to. Or using an ancient dial up ISP that offers lots of phone access numbers under different IPs. Or physically switch to different PCs or locations that provide different IPs.
 
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