Matt Ryder explains why YouTube automation services are a scam: if the operator is actually skilled, they'd run dozens of channels themselves instead of selling the service. These deals demand full upfront payment with no guarantee of returns.
There's a YouTube automation where someone starts a YouTube channel for you, does those like voiceover bullshit ones. Just my thing was always like, if you're that good at it, just start a shitload of stores.
That is an issue of capacity. If it's a truly passive income automated thing, there's no limit to it, and you should be taking all that yourself. Like, it just doesn't stack up that someone would do it for someone else.
And the thing is, like, these are all wires, they're all paid in full, and man, it's hard to get that money back.
