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[RandomPhantom]

I have spreadsheets with 1000+ live and aged accounts right now all hand created by me. If I lose 100 in a week when I am going hard, it's no problem. Set an alarm to see how many accounts you can create in 30 minutes, add to the spreadsheet and forget them just let them age. Sometimes an account will last 5 years, sometimes an account lasts just 5 minutes. I think probably I have had 1,000-2,000 accounts banned in total, but it's just a guess. I only go hard on reddit a few times a year now.

How many accounts do you create under the same IP before switching?
(Is it in the same day or do you wait?)

 

[vintage_genie]

Your account is wayyyy too new… with relatively very low Karma… or they’ve flagged your account or something

 

[SocialManager]

How many accounts do you create under the same IP before switching?
(Is it in the same day or do you wait?)

The problem with IP is that reddit will make you wait about 15 minutes between creating accounts on the same IP. If you don't mind waiting, you can create like 10 accounts on the same IP. If you have good proxies, I would just change IP every account and rotate 5-10 proxies. So in 1 day, I can create 10 accounts on the same IP with no concerns. But I let them age. I think if you use them all immediately, you risk getting a mass ban across all of those account you created on same IP/same day. I tested 5 public VPNs and found 1 that was able to create reddit accounts safely (cant share here). So you can consider trying free public VPNs and see what your results are. The VPN had like 20 free IPs for me to go through.

 

[RandomPhantom]

The problem with IP is that reddit will make you wait about 15 minutes between creating accounts on the same IP. If you don't mind waiting, you can create like 10 accounts on the same IP. If you have good proxies, I would just change IP every account and rotate 5-10 proxies. So in 1 day, I can create 10 accounts on the same IP with no concerns. But I let them age. I think if you use them all immediately, you risk getting a mass ban across all of those account you created on same IP/same day. I tested 5 public VPNs and found 1 that was able to create reddit accounts safely (cant share here). So you can consider trying free public VPNs and see what your results are. The VPN had like 20 free IPs for me to go through.

Thanks for your reply and the info!
I just have about 50 accounts but I have not really aged any of the accounts before posting the first post/comment with them. But most of them are several years old now.

I've noticed that if you post to the subs that's all about getting karma, like : r/karma4free/ and similar. They'll be more likely to shadow-ban your account.

On another note, I've seen that if you post adult material to subs that allow users with low karma to post, it's an easy way to gain karma.

 

[ottomin]

I have spreadsheets with 1000+ live and aged accounts right now all hand created by me. If I lose 100 in a week when I am going hard, it's no problem. Set an alarm to see how many accounts you can create in 30 minutes, add to the spreadsheet and forget them just let them age. Sometimes an account will last 5 years, sometimes an account lasts just 5 minutes. I think probably I have had 1,000-2,000 accounts banned in total, but it's just a guess. I only go hard on reddit a few times a year now.

Appreciate the effort. Holy shit.

Extremely impressive amount of work ethic. Do you run an agency?

 

[SocialManager]

Appreciate the effort. Holy shit.

Extremely impressive amount of work ethic. Do you run an agency?

I have good work ethic, but I get very distracted easily. I can only manage to stay focused for a few hours at a time, then I move on to something else. This is all for my personal use. So, I actually recommend reddit to people who are just looking for side projects or something to fill their time when they are bored. If you do a few hours a week just when you are bored, in 1 year you will have an army of Reddit accounts.

If you have 2 monitors you can create accounts on 1 monitor, and post just as any regular reddit user on the other monitor and build up your Karma.

On reddit you can learn something, or talk with strangers about your favorite hobbies, or discuss current events. It's a good way to pass the time, and you make the account have higher karma and a natural post history. Use it for a few days and then cycle to a new account. If you are a marketer, there will be a day when a major event in the world happens, and you have the perfect affiliate link or niche website to promote at the exact right time. It will be good to have lots of accounts ready when that time comes!

 

[Nikolaos]

I think you've been shadowbanned.