YT account checker

Hi guys,

Is there an easy way to check multiple accounts if they can be logged in? Do I need to use proxies to do this or not? I now have to check manually if it asks for a telephone number and this is way too much work. Anyone know of any methods that will speeden up this process?

Thanks in advance!

Yours truly,
Aco

I'm not aware of any free YT account checker. You must get a custom bot done.

Logging in multiple accounts from the same ip will surely lead to a mass ban sooner or later, that's why some quality ip's must be used.

There are many bots that have account checkers included, just search around, "youtube bot account checker" you're bound to get some results - I have 3, so yes, they do exist.

To answer your other question, yes, use proxies, very HQ proxies - Private proxies if you can afford it.

Thanks, I'll have a look around. Are you bounding your private proxies to one account only or to multiple accounts?

I used to have a bot. Something like youbot pro.

acomoney said:

Thanks, I'll have a look around. Are you bounding your private proxies to one account only or to multiple accounts?

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If you login to multiple accounts with one IP, one of the following things may happen (due to suspicious activity):

YT asks for a captcha before login;
YT asks for changing the password of the account;
YT asks for phone verification (popular)
YT instantly bans the account

So you should find another solution..

Not sure if this still works. But here you go.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/blogs/mr-profit/4-get-youtube-account-checker-free.html

None of those options will work for the OP. Here is why, your youtube account can still be alive but when you try to login you can also be instantly asked to verify by sms. So jakeparker options won't really work.

thetraveller said:

If you login to multiple accounts with one IP, one of the following things may happen (due to suspicious activity):

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YT asks for a captcha before login;

thetraveller said:

YT asks for changing the password of the account;

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This means your account is legit and in good standing. Whenever you try to login with this account with another IP the worst that can happen is that they block the login with a generic "wrong username/password" message but when you try to login again with the previous original ip, it will show you a message on your google account of the attempted 'hack' tries on your acct and when they were blocked.

Also a lot of the times with this accts you can easily log into them from different IP's around the world, is weird but these are the only accts I have been able to use different IP's and still not get them banned.

thetraveller said:

YT asks for phone verification (popular)

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This will mean accts are technically disabled, but your yt acct is still alive. It happens a lot, and most people confuse this by thinking that
they need to verify their acct. If you get this message it literally means your acct is already disabled and you will only waste your number. Is like getting caught stealing, paying for what you stole, and then still get closely looked at.

thetraveller said:

YT instantly bans the account

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Your acct was already banned if this happens

thetraveller said:

So you should find another solution..

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Yes there is another solution, one that I always use as is the most safest one and quickest
Simply go here
https://www.google.com/accounts/recovery
then choose the option "I'm having other problems signing in" , enter your email then click submit.

If you try this with accts that are asking you to verify your non-pva accts or pva, you will see that you will get get same messaged "[INSERT ACCOUN HERE] has been disabled" as if your account was naturally banned.

next time save channel url, there is no easier way

Just write down your YT username, log out of youtube and do a search for the username.. if your videos still pull up your account is good. No need to keep loggin in and out of your account. Thats why people lose their accounts often, logging in from multiple IP's.