Source of Spam Comments on YouTube
I found a site called YouTubeMarketing, which had a link to this software called TubeAdder. For $30, you can annoy people with spam comments and fake friend entries. Puh-leez.
Feel free to spam ’em.
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Let’s hope You Tubegoing off line will find a way to block that and fix everything else, especially messages and those random videos that keep popping up in my sub list!
Gee, I wonder who’s behind this. Perhaps it’s that arrogant tool whose name I forget who published that stupid tech crunch article bragging about how he games the system in all sorts of unethical ways?
Or maybe . . . it’s renetto.
Speaking of TechCrunch, whatever happened to the cheese contest?
I like my spam with green eggs and ham 😉
way to give them more exposure nalts
So, that’s where it’s all coming from.