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I would now like to test reddit account creation methods using VPNs.

I already have paid VPNs, just want to see if free VPNs are also suitable.

I've already tested using TOR browser but the accounts need to be left idle for 2 weeks or more to avoid being immediately shadowbanned.

These will just be throwaway accounts, I just want to test what things trigger shadowbans in new accounts on public VPNs.

Any recommendations for free browser VPNs?
 
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Most free browser VPNs use your own connection as exit nodes for other people, I wouldn't reccomend those

I didn't know that, thanks for the info.

The free VPNs with client software don't do this right?
 
Its better to use private proxies than a public free VPN. Who knows how many people have registered on reddit with that same IP. Maybe thats the reason why so many accounts are getting shadowbanned.
 
Reddit is becoming a much tougher nut to crack these days.. it so hit and miss. But if you can crack it its a bloody gold mine. Try with VPN's but I eventually came to the conclustion of slow cooking decent accounts on good proxies.. at least in the long term work best. Although I never dismiss a good churn and burn strategy.. its whatever works for you.
 
Reddit is becoming a much tougher nut to crack these days.. it so hit and miss. But if you can crack it its a bloody gold mine. Try with VPN's but I eventually came to the conclustion of slow cooking decent accounts on good proxies.. at least in the long term work best. Although I never dismiss a good churn and burn strategy.. its whatever works for you.

True, reddit is really strange.

Using TOR browser a few accounts I made never got shadowbanned and I was able to reach 100k combined karma in a month. I'm trying to figure out what is causing these shadowbans on new accounts.

Even on a paid VPN or my real IP there is something triggering it.

I think reddit is using some sort of AI algorithm to dynamically detect spam/bots.

I noticed when I used the same action on all created accounts (such as joining exactly the same subs, same account personalization settings) shadowbans were almost immediate after posting.

When I leave all settings at default and just leave the accounts for a week or two and gradually warm them up and after reaching a certain karma threshold they seem "stable" to be used long-term.
 
True, reddit is really strange.

Using TOR browser a few accounts I made never got shadowbanned and I was able to reach 100k combined karma in a month. I'm trying to figure out what is causing these shadowbans on new accounts.

Even on a paid VPN or my real IP there is something triggering it.

I think reddit is using some sort of AI algorithm to dynamically detect spam/bots.

I noticed when I used the same action on all created accounts (such as joining exactly the same subs, same account personalization settings) shadowbans were almost immediate after posting.

When I leave all settings at default and just leave the accounts for a week or two and gradually warm them up and after reaching a certain karma threshold they seem "stable" to be used long-term.
Do you use a bot for Reddit ?
So heres some factors to consider.
Does the bot use the API or headless selenium ?
Believe me there's no AI tracking you on Reddit, theres no human activity algorithm watching if you type or paste.. A. they don't need it & B. it would be huge resource hog.
The way it works is Trust Factors.
IP address.. is it residential ?
Browser.. fingerprints
Hardware masking
Last but most important.. redditers.. those pesky twats who have nothing better to do than report your account coz they suspect your a bot.. you must have seen some accounts calling out re posts ? Well that same account ironically is an API bot that then reports you for it.
Reddit is a Billion dollar cake , my advice is to look for crumbs coz they are still worth a fortune if done right.
 
Do you use a bot for Reddit ?
So heres some factors to consider.
Does the bot use the API or headless selenium ?
Believe me there's no AI tracking you on Reddit, theres no human activity algorithm watching if you type or paste.. A. they don't need it & B. it would be huge resource hog.
The way it works is Trust Factors.
IP address.. is it residential ?
Browser.. fingerprints
Hardware masking
Last but most important.. redditers.. those pesky twats who have nothing better to do than report your account coz they suspect your a bot.. you must have seen some accounts calling out re posts ? Well that same account ironically is an API bot that then reports you for it.
Reddit is a Billion dollar cake , my advice is to look for crumbs coz they are still worth a fortune if done right.

I'm not using bots. I'm doing everything manually.

Thanks for the info.

I'm going to test browsec VPN now and report back my findings.

What I really don't understand is why some of my accounts using TOR browser are not shadowbanned and some are.
 
Wow guys those free VPNs work much better.

No immediate shadowbans when compared to using TOR browser.

This is perfect for throwaway accounts.

Will test to see if this works for permanent long-term accounts.
 
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I'm not using bots. I'm doing everything manually.

Thanks for the info.

I'm going to test browsec VPN now and report back my findings.

What I really don't understand is why some of my accounts using TOR browser are not shadowbanned and some are.

Because you don't know the IP of the exit point of a TOR stack. If the last person is using a flagged proxy, well that's fine if they are tunneling the dark web, but if its hitting Reddits banned list then.. well you know.. :(
 
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