Subscriber Trains

[TheDutchTexan]

Nope, I want to get mine trough hard work and not trough some kind of scummy way.

 

[Its Ryan]

I've never heard of this but it sounds like the dumbest thing that i have ever heard

 

[Emuhleigh]

Views > Subscribers any day. I mean, but what ever floats your boat. If you're planning on being serious about YouTube, I would stay far away from that stuff. Like everyone has stated above, all that will get you is a train full of inactive/dead subs.

 

[Synctual]

Heard of them, never used them, never will. Why? Well, because it's a way of botting subs on the downlow and it's stupid imo. You get subs that are contributing nothing to your channel but a number.

 

[KatyAdelson]

I'm glad everyone on here is saying these sub4sub trains are a bad idea, because they are. ^^

Subscriber trains are also against YouTube's policy. I will post the specific part below:
(from https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6051134?hl=en&ref_topic=2803176)

Understand your subscribers

The number of users subscribed to your YouTube channel is a metric that reflects the number of people who are following your channel.

Services that attempt to boost YouTube subscriber numbers through automated means or as a marketplace violate our Terms of Service are not allowed. This could include the following:

• Purchasing subscribers from third-party websites
• "Sub4sub" exchanges and services from third-party websites that subscribe you to multiple channels that then subscribe to you back

We regularly verify accounts’ subscribers to channels and penalize the accounts engaging in illegitimate activity. Be aware that your subscriber count may change for a variety of reasons.

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Because this thread is discussing something that is against YouTube's policy I need to lock it.