PAY FOR BOT

#1

Is it true that YOUTUBE and whatever, that paid for bot actually exists ?
Or are we so dumb founded by the amount of randoms in the world that people with real accounts actually like to spend time and comment on every little thing on the internet.

IMHO, 1/1000 videos i watch i might find myself tempted but its usually on something that actually has substance rather than some foody video or an MCU video. You know, like a video about a particular niche art rather than some guy who does a foody channel.

  1. I do not make fake accounts JUST to respond to someone I’m supporting (which tells you how much I personally support a youtube channel which is none).
  2. It makes sense if you’re personally involved in your best friends channel to make a dozen fake accounts and make erroneous comments in each of them to spike the hit count.
  3. I found social media on youtube absolutely richarded.
#2

YouTube strictly prohibits fake engagement, and using ViewBots can lead to channel suspension or a permanent ban.

Which means, if they prohibit it, is because it does indeed, exist. And no, a lot of it goes by undetected, specially for the ones you pay.

I’ve seen artists being catapulted to “stardom” with this when used in combination with bots also boosting their plays in Spotify and followers on Instagram.

Influencers do this to get brands to pay them to advertise their products. In the long run it pays for itself. And brands are usually not concerned if advertising boost sales or not, they just want a tax write-off.

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#3

You don’t even know the half of what bots do. Nobody is going to tell you. You’re going to have to figure it out for yourself [or not].

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#4

May be we didn’t realize the BOT movement was actually the sudden rise, insurgence, or liberation of fugly people who now have a purpose in life which is to live on youtube as cringy cheerleaders.
Social media created a new race of human being. and they might want to procreate!

#5

bots have been around for ages. They are used in a lot of shit, YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, are just platforms normal average Joes use them to boost their profiles.

Governments use them for far more devastating psyops in order to study, control and shape society to agree with their oppressive policies with minimal resistance, or to trigger uprisings in other countries, among many other shit.

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#6

I get you but is it easy to settup and easily enough to boost your hits and shit?
And for the most part are they private and not commercial?
I don’t see much commercial pay for bot type of stuff. More so, I may find things on github to make your own and install stuff on your own server.

@Synja works for the government!

#7

No. I just sometimes help them in exchange for favors.

#8

Slut!

#9

They come to me. I don’t go to them.

#10

Yes. You can pay a small fee and have 50k random people in some foreign company like, comment and subscribe. It’s quite the lucrative industry. Jesus, “Sock Puppet” farms have been around for well over a decade.

Given how cheap burner devices are, it’s very easy to set up…but, then you have to sacrifice your dignity and everything. So, there’s that I guess.

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