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Hi! I have purchased several Youtube packages recently and many of the subscribers have dropped. I had some success with subscriber packages before so I know that some services can be good. Though even then, some subscribers would fall, just never so many. And, I'm not saying this to complain but if there is something going on at Youtube that makes it not feasible to buy subscribers anymore, then I just need to know. Can you really buy subscribers for Youtube channel that stick?
Even if you find a great service that offers a 90% or higher stick rate, you'll still see a lot of them drop off over time because the profiles are not active. A lot of times the profiles are marked as spam and are removed from the system and that is why you're seeing the drop in subscribers.
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Wow, that's quite a drop. :(
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. Ultimately though, fake subscribers are temporary. Youtube requires subscribers to watch your videos from time to time in order to be considered "active". If a subscriber isn't active it will eventually be removed. Buying some subscribers can be a good idea to make your channel look a bit more popular, but don't sink a bunch of money into it, because sooner or later you'll need to buy more subscribers again to replace the ones that drop off. Youtube is kinda irritating sometimes
[b]There has been a recent major purge of subscribers[/b], and it seems to be ongoing. I've lost a bunch of subs :(. Ultimately though, fake subscribers are temporary. Youtube requires subscribers to watch your videos from time to time in order to be considered "active". If a subscriber isn't active it will eventually be removed. Buying some subscribers can be a good idea to make your channel look a bit more popular, but don't sink a bunch of money into it, because sooner or later you'll need to buy more subscribers again to replace the ones that drop off. Youtube is kinda irritating sometimes :P
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I have heard that Google is cracking down on views, subscribers and likes to make sure their videos are extremely accurate. A brand new video with 10,000,000 views in 10 minutes isn't normal unless it goes super viral (like gangnam style). But I'm sure most of us are not in that boat since it's extremely rare for that to happen. Google will remove the views, likes, and subscribers from the video or profile if they think they are fake. Google could even go to extremes of banning your profile all together so they don't have to worry about falsified statistics that encourage people to like, follow or subscribe.
Even if you find a great service that offers a 90% or higher stick rate, you'll still see a lot of them drop off over time because the profiles are not active. A lot of times the profiles are marked as spam and are removed from the system and that is why you're seeing the drop in subscribers. It's definitely possible to find a service to get YouTube subscribers to stick, you just have to find someone that puts time into the work. There are plenty of people out there that just buy software to do this and then run it as a service they sell on freelancing marketplaces. They'll do little to no research on how to actually use the software in order to get the subscribers to stick, and it's sad because it hurts everyone elses services that they actually work on to increase quality. I have heard that Google is cracking down on views, subscribers and likes to make sure their videos are extremely accurate. A brand new video with 10,000,000 views in 10 minutes isn't normal unless it goes super viral (like gangnam style). But I'm sure most of us are not in that boat since it's extremely rare for that to happen. Google will remove the views, likes, and subscribers from the video or profile if they think they are fake. Google could even go to extremes of banning your profile all together so they don't have to worry about falsified statistics that encourage people to like, follow or subscribe. Even if you find a great service that offers a 90% or higher stick rate, you'll still see a lot of them drop off over time because the profiles are not active. A lot of times the profiles are marked as spam and are removed from the system and that is why you're seeing the drop in subscribers.
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