Youtube deleted my Channel
- Thread starter Amr_kh
- Start date
- May 2, 2010
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I'm disappointed in you! lol You thought you could be sneaky and ruin youtube, but your greed got the better of you. Now your goosed, and you have to go looking for new revenue stream, and learn that gaming the system, doesn't mean you win, compared with ethical work.
navyraiser
BANNED
- Feb 29, 2024
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Make a new channel, do the same mistake again -----> rinse and repeat -----> eeeeeeasy money
- Mar 21, 2013
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Retry with a clean slate, try not to drag along any footprints you left
- Aug 24, 2020
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Yeah, cut your losses and start fresh. Very few get their account back from a deletion, if I'm not misremembering that they allow recovery in the first place. Make sure it doesn't get traced back to your previous one and that the same shite doesn't happen again. Best course of action at this point.
- Mar 14, 2025
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An antidetect browser alone won’t save you if the behavior looks fake. Mobile proxies + view boosting are easy for YouTube to flag, especially with fast or unnatural traffic. YouTube cares more about how accounts behave than just fingerprints. You can start a new channel with an antidetect browser, but you need to grow it slowly and focus on real watch time and interactions. That’s how you build trust in YouTube’s system.
JadeKennedy
Newbie
- Jan 16, 2026
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Unfortunately, once a channel is deleted, it can’t be recovered. Using antidetect tools or proxies violates YouTube policies and often leads to removal. The safest option is to start a new channel and focus on organic growth only.
- Feb 28, 2019
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Youtube users have individual browsing history and preferences that algorithm remembers. If a channel receives random views out of nowhere from users who don't have any history, then it's a clear red flag. This makes gaming youtube more difficult. The farms usually deploy individual accounts to run at random sessions for views & activity. The amateurs just watch videos hundreds of times using proxies hoping to increase view count but it doesn't work that way. Your video should also have some organic views and high CTR from suggestions to blend in. It's better to avoid fake views if you are an individual user and not running smm or view farms.
Unfortunately, once YouTube deletes a channel for artificial traffic manipulation, recovery is nearly impossible. Your IP and device fingerprints are now flagged. For any future channel, never use anti-detect browsers or proxies for view inflation; YouTube's detection is highly advanced. Focus on creating genuine content and growing organically; there's no shortcut that doesn't risk permanent termination.
theusualkeysersoze
BANNED - Failed to resolve a dispute
- Oct 11, 2025
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Not sure if this is parody.
But a youtube engagement bot that survives based on an antindetect infrastructure you're looking at, I don't know, north of 100k , that's the reality.
You can play with poopoo and single profiles if you have something a bit sophisticated than default settings on an anti detect and you need to know to set up proxies and still pray for the best.
I know , you probably did the usual 20 or so mistakes everyone think can't happen until they happen.
So well done for jumping into a matter where you didn't know what you don't know.
To get signals for just 100 anti detect profiles, you need to not leak real ips, you need profilesnto be matured, Google has a very precise idea about your history , Google searches etc.
Ah why am I bothering, here we have a bloody amateur who thought he's ready to step into the ring with Google and he's eaten a banhammer, now asking what to do.
And he's being told to rinse and repeat, this forum is a crazy place at times, loads of baloney talkers about.
- Mar 2, 2021
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Just concentrate on developing your channel naturally and utilizing safe ways that will work for a long time. It could take longer, but it will keep your channel safe and your work from being lost.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Be careful when dealing with anyone who guarantees getting your channel back from deletion if that's what you want help with. Quite a lot of unsavory sort taking advantage of people in need of that sort of service. Use your better judgement and best of luck, I suppose.
- Nov 23, 2025
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Sorry this happened, I know how frustrating that is. YouTube’s systems are very sensitive to unnatural view patterns now, and a lot of removals are automatic once something gets flagged. First thing to do is check the exact reason in the email or YouTube Studio and see if an appeal is available. Going forward, slower growth and focusing on real engagement tends to hold up better long-term.
Rankmathseo
BANNED
- Jan 4, 2025
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You usually have about 2 weeks to submit an appeal after the channel is terminated.
But honestly, send it as soon as possible. Don’t wait.
Keep it short, polite, and simple.
But honestly, send it as soon as possible. Don’t wait.
Keep it short, polite, and simple.
- May 27, 2016
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You could make an appeal to Youtube support and see if they can restore your account back.
Katniss Everdeen
Junior Member
- Mar 24, 2026
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That is unfortunate, but YouTube has become very strict about this kind of activity. At this point, you can try appealing if you think it was a mistake, but if not, it is better to start fresh and focus on organic growth methods. Using real content, proper engagement, and consistency might take longer, but it is much safer in the long run.
ToolsBuyer
Newbie
- Sep 18, 2024
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trying to game the system with antidetect browsers for views is literally asking for yt to zap your channel, so yeah, they totally caught on. You pretty much have to either play by the rules next time or find a different platform that’s cool with that kind of hustle