Common Youtube Channel Scams and How to Deal with Them

Seller: danjacklin32

1. Fake Camera Screenshots Example: http://prntscr.com/aysmuk I have no idea how they do this, but I assume they create a fake account and then inspect element the subscribers. Personally I caught this guy buy DMing Kevin Sherwood himself and finding out that it was a scam. 2. Photoshoped screenshots, if they give you an analytics screenshot figure out how old it is by using socialblade, if it's more than 3 days demand a new one. Another common trick is that the channel created day on the screenshot WILL not match up. Gustav (classicalmusiconly) used this one a few times. 3. Too good to be true scams In general most of the channels listed on EpicNPC are far too cheap to be real. At first I figured they simply didn't know how to price their stuff, but no, those channels with 10s - 100s of ks of subscribers for $100 are fake, a specific person sells most of them and is a scammer. 4. Known Scams (Not For sale) 1. Vine Cinema (I spoke to this guys friend (Jaze Cinema who is in his featured box) and he told me that the real owner is "Wanner" and it's not for sale) 2. JOELYCINEAS (Stolen account from drummerboy, not for sale) 3. Kevin Sherwood (spoke to him as shown above, not for sale) 4. Classical Music Only (known scammer, real owner says not for sale).