Spam, spam, and even more spam?

Question

On Youtube, I have about 80 subscriptions. Honestly, I only watch two of them. I got up to about 60 subscriptions because I would see a video and like it, then I would subscribe to that person even though they're other videos were boring.

I'm up to 80 now though because I would get inboxes saying, "Hey, I see you like comedy. Come check out my channel and subscribe." So I subscribed. They only came sometimes. Now I get about three of them a day telling me to subscribe! At the bottom of the message sometimes it will say something like "This isn't spam!". It is really annoying! I stopped subscribing to people who do that now. Has this ever happened to you? Will it stop if I stop subscribing? Thanks!

Answer 1

Yes, when I subscribed to many people at one time I got the most annoying spam mail asking me to subscribe and asking me not to block them or unsubscribe to them for sending such annoying mail.



My only option was to unsubscribe to all the people I subscribed to and add only a FEW select people.



Stupid spammers on youtube need to get a life.

Answer 2

You mean people send you pms saying sub to there channel? Send back a message like i do saying stop spamming people you low life loser. Those channels normally suck anyways. I got one from thehemmyjeepshow it was the most unwatchable crap i have ever seen. Well with the exception of fred. If you're not looking to be anything on youtube just remove most of them.

Answer 3

Well if a person asked if you could shoot your self in your head would you do it? Stop subscribing to one video if you like it favorite it.

Answer 4

properly junk mail might look nerve-racking to maximum, however the factor is to charm to that a million particular consumer who falls for the junk mail (not very IT-savvy i will anticipate) and income enterprise off him/her. it may additionally be for gaining site visitors for the region extraordinarily whilst human beings by danger click cleverly crafted junk mail which bypasses the filter out. in short, they are aiming for the minority who click them.