I understand that it's not a "fake like" in the sense that it will still appear as an actual "like" on YouTube. But it's not a real "like" because you're paying someone to give your video two hundred likes, does that make sense? They couldn't care any less about your video, as long as you're giving them money. How does paying someone to give your video two hundred likes help your channel grow? Whenever I get a like on a video, I feel a sense of pride that someone enjoyed my video enough to hit that button. All talk of channel growth aside, what sense of satisfaction would you get from having 200 likes on a video, but knowing that they aren't actual likes? At that rate, I know people on Fiverr also offer to give you hundreds of subscribers for $5 - why not just do that as well then? Because it's pointless. You can spend $50 and buy yourself thousands of subscribers, but when you release a video, of those subscribers you've bought, how many of them are going to actually watch your videos and actually engage? 0.
So my question is still the same - why would you want to spend money on fake likes?
