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I was given the change to test out this webbased tool. I'm very familiar with reddit, since I use it on a daily basis. The tool is pretty straight forward and let's you find tons of subreddits with no active mods. You can filter based on subreddit size, active users or even categories. The tool definitely helps finding suitable unmoderated subreddits. Overall this is a great tool!

One thing I'd like to point out is that you're only able to request a subreddit if your account is at least 90 days old and has 500+ karma. Also you're only allowed to make a request once every 15 days. This makes scaling a bit difficult, unless you have several accounts that meet those requirements.
More than 500?? no way. To have a karma of 500+ you need to be an addicted and very active member on Reddit who makes all kinds of comments and posts every day, and this can take almost 6 months of consistent work to achieve these karma figures. If I am wrong, please correct me.

If I'm right, the guide the OP sell will be useless for many people.
 
More than 500?? no way. To have a karma of 500+ you need to be an addicted and very active member on Reddit who makes all kinds of comments and posts every day, and this can take almost 6 months of consistent work to achieve these karma figures. If I am wrong, please correct me.

If I'm right, the guide the OP sell will be useless for many people.

500 karma is nothing as has absolutely nothing to do with being addicted. The right post or comment can get you thousands of karma.
There are tons of guides out there that show you how to get karma fast (e.g. repost content from r/funny using archive.org).
If you're lazy you can also just buy some reddit accounts from the marketplace.
 
500 karma is nothing as has absolutely nothing to do with being addicted. The right post or comment can get you thousands of karma.
There are tons of guides out there that show you how to get karma fast (e.g. repost content from r/funny using archive.org).
If you're lazy you can also just buy some reddit accounts from the marketplace.
Ok, thanks for clarify this.

I've never had a good experience with Reddit and I've always had the idea that it's very difficult to get anything done there because of all the demands that the moderators put on all the subreddits. I'm sure I need to study a little bit about it.
 
No software is required right?

Please send me discount and purchase link
 
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