It’s not easy choosing a vendor, whether you’re going to be spending thousands of dollars to have your roof replaced or just ordering a new air fryer online.

You might find it hard to judge the merits of the seller and their product, you may wonder if extra features are worth their price, or you may be unsure if you really need to make the purchase now or if it can wait.

Above all, one question is always on your mind: Am I being scammed?

You’re smart to think about that question when purchasing YouTube views, because many of the websites selling YouTube video views are out to scam you.

Here’s what they do. They take your money, create fake views with bots, use tech tricks to insert them onto your posts, and walk away from the transaction happy. Meanwhile, YouTube’s algorithms quickly d

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