Finally Got A Request!

[GafferGames]

They do everything now to get free money...

And the problem is they aren't going away anytime soon, because of the people who don't research or understand.

1,500 channels more than when I last checked a few days ago , lol , they`re ruining the goal of partnership.

What's the point in a partnership if your content is rubbish, and even if its not, you join a network before you even have views.

They have no morals whatsoever...

Its outrageous.

 

[GafferGames]

Another point, the fact that they didn't even contact me themself, and I never contact them, they just requested through YouTube.

 

[DrFondoo]

Thanks for the heads up with this 'Network', I'll treat them the same way I treat the people that send those messages that try to get you to pay for extra views

 

[GafferGames]

Thanks for the heads up with this 'Network', I'll treat them the same way I treat the people that send those messages that try to get you to pay for extra views

They are pretty much the opposite, they get paid and then completely ignore the fact you exist.

 

[MattZ]

Its sad how they do this, and lure small YouTubers in thinking it will help, and then giving them absolutely no support :/ But how they stay in business I have no idea.

It may seem that they are aimless but what they are doing is actually very cunning. Over the 2 year period the type of people they are partnering will have Ad's on there videos BUT they typically will not reach the payment threshold, meaning the network will gain 100% of the ad revenue from there channel and not have to pay anything to them because they have not reached the payment threshold. It is morally terrible, these networks pick on people who don't really understand what they are signing up for.

 

[Styxie]

Ah I wish YouTube would do things about these networks operating on ethics like this..

 

[GafferGames]

It may seem that they are aimless but what they are doing is actually very cunning. Over the 2 year period the type of people they are partnering will have Ad's on there videos BUT they typically will not reach the payment threshold, meaning the network will gain 100% of the ad revenue from there channel and not have to pay anything to them because they have not reached the payment threshold. It is morally terrible, these networks pick on people who don't really understand what they are signing up for.

Yeah I know, but as you said, it is terrible, as there is no mention of this until you are in the contract, and that's you stuck.

Ah I wish YouTube would do things about these networks operating on ethics like this..

If only, but YouTube specifically states that they take nothing to do with the Partner/Network relationship, and unfortunately, they aren't doing anything illegal :/

 

[MattZ]

Yeah I know, but as you said, it is terrible, as there is no mention of this until you are in the contract, and that's you stuck.

If only, but YouTube specifically states that they take nothing to do with the Partner/Network relationship, and unfortunately, they aren't doing anything illegal :/

They do mention the payment threshold in the contract.

 

[Styxie]

Yeah I know, but as you said, it is terrible, as there is no mention of this until you are in the contract, and that's you stuck.

If only, but YouTube specifically states that they take nothing to do with the Partner/Network relationship, and unfortunately, they aren't doing anything illegal :/

Yea they aren't, but it is a black spot on YouTube's reputation :S

 

[unknown_userr433436365]

Ah I wish YouTube would do things about these networks operating on ethics like this..

I`d say they know, but ATV is actually staying inside of the law so there isn`t much they can do.