Twitch Bit Services BANNED

[EpicNPC]

Anyone offering Twitch Bit service will be immediate banned. No warnings will be given after today.
https://www.epicnpc.com/infocenter/forumrules.html

 

[Blue Kat]

Banned - scammer - chargeback scams

Is there any specific reason why?

 

[ITALY]

Is there any specific reason why?

Because it's fraud and it easily leads to direct bans, that's my educated guess

 

[Blue Kat]

Banned - scammer - chargeback scams

Because it's fraud and it easily leads to direct bans, that's my educated guess

Ah I see. I hope I don't get hit by a ban; I haven't personally sold any, just had them up for listing.
We'll see I suppose.

 

[EpicNPC]

There is no way to provide this service legally. Everyone offering this service is either committing payment fraud or using stolen accounts. We do not allow illegal activity here so anyone offering this service will be banned.

 

[LaLisa]

Banned - chargeback scams

There is no way to provide this service legally. Everyone offering this service is either committing payment fraud or using stolen accounts. We do not allow illegal activity here so anyone offering this service will be banned.

This is totally incorrect, I am offering my bits service as I am farming them.

Using a VPS farm.

 

[EpicNPC]

There is no way to farm enough bits to make it a realistic service.

Based on research, there are limitations to how many ads a Twitch account can watch before no more ads will display or before it's banned for farming.

It appears one account can farm about 500 bits/day, but that's not enough to fill a $5 order. You would realistically need 20+ accounts farming 24/7 to fill orders, but more likely 50 accounts as many would be banned along the way.

Is this what your doing? Can you prove it? If so, please take a screen video of your farming accounts and some of these accounts actively farmings and how many bits they currently have. Upload to Youtube (unlisted) and send me the URL privately.

From my experience, bit service providers say they farm, but are actually charging back payments. You'll have to show a dozen Twitch accounts farming and with 1000+ bits on each account so I can see you're telling the truth. The accounts should also be new, no older accounts as I'll assume they're hacked accounts and you're stealing bits.

 

[LaLisa]

Banned - chargeback scams

There is no way to farm enough bits to make it a realistic service.

Based on research, there are limitations to how many ads a Twitch account can watch before no more ads will display or before it's banned for farming.

It appears one account can farm about 500 bits/day, but that's not enough to fill a $5 order. You would realistically need 20+ accounts farming 24/7 to fill orders, but more likely 50 accounts as many would be banned along the way.

Is this what your doing? Can you prove it? If so, please take a screen video of your farming accounts and some of these accounts actively farmings and how many bits they currently have. Upload to Youtube (unlisted) and send me the URL privately.

From my experience, bit service providers say they farm, but are actually charging back payments. You'll have to show a dozen Twitch accounts farming and with 1000+ bits on each account so I can see you're telling the truth. The accounts should also be new, no older accounts as I'll assume they're hacked accounts and you're stealing bits.

Sorry I do not want to ruin my method by posting it on a forum. I just won’t sell here. Thank you.

 

[The Integrity]

Sorry I do not want to ruin my method by posting it on a forum. I just won’t sell here. Thank you.

You don't have to post the method on the forum, just send it privately to the admin. No one will ever see it.

@Thread
I think that you should post this thread as a sticky in the twitch forum. Many people are still unaware that it's not allowed.

 

[EpicNPC]

This is because there is no secret method. The only way to farm in bulk is to use bots. You need a LOT of bots running 24/7 to obtain the amount of bits you're selling.

Ads run out, a Twitch account can't watch infinite ads. This is tied to the Twitch account, not an IP address or something you can change, so this would require you to create hundreds of Twitch accounts.

Not only would you need Twitch accounts in bulk, but many would get banned causing you to lose bits, in-turn requiring even more Twitch accounts.

It's not a realistic service because watching ads provide so little bits. It would require a massive effort to realisticly provide this service. I'm not saying it's impossible, but you need to prove it if that's your claim. Otherwise we'll assume payment chargeback fraud and you'll be banned.

 

[Twitch Serivces]

Banned - fake feedback - theWildFox

Why did it got banned though?

 

[Adoxia]

Why did it got banned though?

It is banned due to the fact that the method to sell twitch bits is to do chargebacks which is illegal & not allowed here.

 

[Mononoke]

This is because there is no secret method. The only way to farm in bulk is to use bots. You need a LOT of bots running 24/7 to obtain the amount of bits you're selling.

Ads run out, a Twitch account can't watch infinite ads. This is tied to the Twitch account, not an IP address or something you can change, so this would require you to create hundreds of Twitch accounts.

Not only would you need Twitch accounts in bulk, but many would get banned causing you to lose bits, in-turn requiring even more Twitch accounts.

It's not a realistic service because watching ads provide so little bits. It would require a massive effort to realisticly provide this service. I'm not saying it's impossible, but you need to prove it if that's your claim. Otherwise we'll assume payment chargeback fraud and you'll be banned.

I sold some bits but small amounts using this method. Sold like 200$ and had a small little program that watched the ads for me on my main account daily.

It stopped working and didn't bother updating it since it made barely any money as is. But if you sized that up from 1 to 10+ accounts and knew how to do it properly so they don't get banned it's plausible.