How to Use the YouTube Commenter Bot
Ever wonder how random people found your video and left that seemingly random and vague message about it? Most likely, they're using a YouTube Commenter Bot to troll for videos about certain topics, so they can leave messages that lead you to their own site or channel. If you're looking to get into this game, you can get started by downloading the YouTube Commenter Bot to your own computer.
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Instructions
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Navigate to the YouTube Comment Poster Bot page and follow the instructions to load the program. If needed, restart your browser once you've obtained the program.
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Open the program and select "Gather URLs" from the menu on the left hand side.
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Type several keywords into the "Keywords" box. Think of several words that describe the types of videos you're trying to comment on.
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Select "1" under "Pages to Scrape," and then select "All of these words" under "Results That Have:," and then select "Anytime" under "Upload Date" then "All Categories" under "Categories." Then select the "play" button next to "Action." Once you do that, you should see a number of URL's populate in the lower window of the program.
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Click on "Comment Posting" from the menu list on the left hand side of the program.
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Open a Notepad document and type in the comment you want to use. Highlight the comment and click "CTRL+C" to copy it.
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Navigate back at the program now and type in "2" from next to "Delay (Minimum Value)," and then "5" next to "Delay (Maximum Value). Then select "1" from the "Comments to Post" column. Select "Skip Captcha & Continue" from "Captcha Handling" and then "Run Without Proxies" under "Proxy Control." Click the "Play" button next to "Action."
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Log into YouTube when the YouTube window appears in the bottom window. Look at the "Successful" heading in the top of the program; you will see a number listed there indicating how many comments have been successfully posted.
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Tips & Warnings
YouTube frowns upon bots, considering them a form of spam. If you use a YouTube comment bot and someone suspects it, your comments could be flagged and removed.
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