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These clowns flagged my video as “botted views” and stole my entire payout. Zero proof. Zero analytics. Zero explanation.
I checked every single account that engaged, they’re all real people with real profiles, real history, and real comments. Not one bot.
But Vyro doesn’t care. They just hit the “botted” button, keep your money, and ghost you.
This is really bad clipping site. They rejected my video calling this is views bot but I don't have doing this fu**ing thing. This website is very 🖕
Also they don't have good response. We can't talk with them they are not listening.
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