Exposing The YouTube Automation Scam

YouTube Automation is the latest get rich quick scheme being pushed by fake gurus on YouTube. In this video I peel back the current and show you that YouTube automation is a scam and should be avoided. Any fake guru that tells you that you can make millions of dollars by just working a few hours a day is a liar and should be avoided at all cost. Don't trust fake guru's selling youtube automation courses!

Everything in this video is just my opinion. You should do your own research before purchasing any course. Most of the information in these courses can be found for free in youtube videos.

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This channel is all about exposing fake gurus, amazon fba scammers, crypto scammers and stock market scammers. I also aim to help people learn how to correctly build wealth through the stock market and other non-scam investments.

[kyn]

Remember when youtube wasnt a job to be automated but a place for passionate creators to post vids what they were passionate about.

[Ozark_Bule]

Scott, I don't think you'll ever run out material exposing these scams, which is sad.

[Larry]

If you can make millions of dollars with an automated channel, why are they manually making courses, while charging thousands for them? Doing physical work and earning less?

[jaxsonbateman]

You mentioned your channel doesn't get as many views as someone like Coffee - but don't ever let that dishearten you. Love your stuff Scott, and while I'm only one person, I will say that for me personally whether you have 10 subs or 10 million subs I'll appreciate the content you're producing.

[rossstewart]

"Designed to scam veiwers... taken down"

Minor correction: They're not taken down for trying to scam viewers, they're taken down for scamming YouTube's paymasters, the advertisers.

I just felt that it was important to point out that the *only* thing motivating both the scammers and the platform itself is the illicit acquisition of your money and time, and that this is itself normal behaviour when one's primary motivator is the acquisition of money - whether you're a multi-billion dollar organisation, a two-bit hack, or even a junkie trying doors looking for a score.

[JobOthoniel]

This Gurus are all over Twitter, i cant believe how much s***t their write

[QMulative]

Ah yes, the age-old "Sell a book on how to get rich, about selling a book on how to get rich" scheme.

[LeoCesar-yrwp]

If you want to destroy a fake guru right on the spot, just ask him to make their tax return open to the public.

[addanametocontinue]

Seen those AskReddit automation videos. Watched a few and realized I only watched them because the Reddit posts were interesting and realized these channels were just mooching off other people's unique content.

[bendybruce]

It really blows my mind that there are apparently still so many people who are willing to pay online you tube experts for their latest new get rich quick training course. In this day and age you really have to wonder what Internet rock they have been living under not to recognize the significant risk. I mean I get that there will always be a few people who are going to be caught out, but this seems more like an epidemic. Are there really that many stupid people out there? Not that I'm endorsing the scammers in any way and I certainly congratulate you for continuing to call them out.

[sunilmenon]

I remember a few months ago when Spencer Cornelia promoted this garbage on his channel. It's such a shame how he has lost his integrity. I hope you and Coffeezilla keep up the good fight

[Stanimus]

"Sorry about that Devon". LOL!

[likecnsnnts]

Keep up the good work, dude. This was a well-researched takedown.

[Lavthefox]

Sunnyv2 should probably never be described as top tier content....

Everything else in this video is spot on!

[roamanxo]

Every time somebody tells you about 'passive income' without having to invest millions of dollars, run away.

[slesperado]

Unfortunately, I've reported things like this directly to YouTube. YouTube always ignores my complaints and says that the video uploaded didn't violate any terms of service. I feel like this is going to cause another "ad-pocalypse".

[StreetJazzStudios]

I'm glad I came across this video. I recently decided to start my own channel and work very hard on editing, and keep getting the recommendation to look into "Youtube Automation", just as an option to consider. As someone who generally works as a one-man operation with editing, designing, sound and music mixing, researching etc - the concept of letting go of this and simply "automating" this process felt a bit off honestly. This video served as confirmation that my intuition wasn't that off 😅

To all new creators out there - YOU GOT THIS! 💪

[PrtoPoTaT]

Excellent video idea!!!! I have been wondering why theres all these clearly fake channels just constantly churning out content!!!! Content that is read directly from a website. Youre just not reading it yourself. They're boring and you can clearly tell that theres no effort put in. I dont understand the easy money route some people are super obsessed with.

[ZontarDow]

Rule of thumb is that if anyone has a method of easily and quickly making money, he won't tell anyone other then the IRS.

[MangosInTrees]

Thank you for speaking the truth about all these garbage individuals who just flood Twitter and other platforms with utter nonsense. They try to make YT sound so easy and anyone who's had a successful channel knows that's not how this works.