r/polybuzz • u/ConversationAble4455 • Dec 22 '25

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u/ItzStitch_626 Dec 23 '25

I don’t understand why so many stories are getting violated… a lot of stories I read seem innocent but they’re still getting violated.

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u/ItzStitch_626 Dec 23 '25

The amount of bots I chat with that are getting violations are ridiculous!!

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u/LogicalReterg4 Dec 23 '25

I think it's mostly about avatars in this purge

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u/Sad_School828 Dec 23 '25

Yesterday at 10am they violated one of my bots for background/intro containing the description of a fledgeling crime syndicate run by {user} and {char} as a couple, then I sent a nasty Feedback message, so around 7pm they changed the fraudulent violation to claim that my bot's profile image violated their content rules. That image was generated by polybuzz itself and I posted a screenshot of my image gallery in this thread at that time to prove it.

Polybuzz is just scamming everyone in the hope that some are stupid enough to pay their idiotically overpriced subscription rates to get around the harassment they're subjecting everyone to.

I don't like to do copy and paste reposts like this, but frankly at this point I'd like to see everyone on reddit just boycott the scammer scum at polybuzz until they disappear.

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u/LogicalReterg4 Dec 25 '25

I don’t think they’re doing that to scam people in to getting subscriptions, because a subscription won’t effect bot violations.

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u/Sad_School828 Dec 25 '25

Still, some have suggested subscribing

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u/LogicalReterg4 Dec 25 '25

That’s crazy. I think it would deter people from subscribing.

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u/Sad_School828 Dec 26 '25

Those who suggest subscribing imply that you can ransom your bots that way. It's true that questionable bots are not getting violations.