REDDIT METHOD TO UPVOTING POST?

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A few questions.

1) How do you upvote accounts what are the best accounts to use? Fresh accounts, bought accounts, aged accounts?
-I just created 20 accounts on a rotating 4g mobile proxy and upvoted a post i randomly threw up on my legit account that's aged and used all the time for personal reasons. No spam involved. None of the upvotes went through it appears. But I commented on the post with some of new accounts they all stuck. But even upvoting the comment didn't work.

What did I do wrong? I also used ads power browser. Please let me know. Am I better off using aged accounts.
 
only use residential ip or your account will be shadowban.
 
only use residential ip or your account will be shadowban.
Really? Too late for me

Is there a warm up period on reddit accounts? These are brand new? Should the upvotes be showing up? Or even if its on a brand new account there is a period where they don't show up?
 
Really? Too late for me

Is there a warm up period on reddit accounts? These are brand new? Should the upvotes be showing up? Or even if its on a brand new account there is a period where they don't show up?
You cant really upvote with brand new accounts, dont worry your proxies are good for reddit 4g/5g are imo the best atm for reddit. You need more age and karma and activity on the accs before attempting to upvote, otherwise reddit rarely counts upvotes from fresh accounts in order to prevent easy vote manipulation.
 
You cant really upvote with brand new accounts, dont worry your proxies are good for reddit 4g/5g are imo the best atm for reddit. You need more age and karma and activity on the accs before attempting to upvote, otherwise reddit rarely counts upvotes from fresh accounts in order to prevent easy vote manipulation.
Got it so its almost better to buy some aged accounts? Or is that even tricky? Thanks for answering these questions.
The last response had me worried my proxies were trash. I think mobile is the way to go on any platform these days everyone uses mobile data now to access apps. To me residential proxies provide more red flags now days

Also how long before you think new accounts are good for upvoting?
 
Got it so its almost better to buy some aged accounts? Or is that even tricky? Thanks for answering these questions.
The last response had me worried my proxies were trash. I think mobile is the way to go on any platform these days everyone uses mobile data now to access apps. To me residential proxies provide more red flags now days
I wouldn't buy aged accounts as they are expensive and in the long run definitely are not worth it for upvotes.
You need constant stream of accounts in order to upvote posts easily, as upvoting will ban your accounts and you should treat them as expendable material.
You can age your current accs (for a few days or a week or two) and post a little on them then try to upvote. Test that and see if the results are similar.
Your logic about proxies is correct, I too prefer them as they always have more clean IPs opposed to residential ones and for reddit they have definitely proved themselves as safest.
 
I wouldn't buy aged accounts as they are expensive and in the long run definitely are not worth it for upvotes.
You need constant stream of accounts in order to upvote posts easily, as upvoting will ban your accounts and you should treat them as expendable material.
You can age your current accs (for a few days or a week or two) and post a little on them then try to upvote. Test that and see if the results are similar.
Your logic about proxies is correct, I too prefer them as they always have more clean IPs opposed to residential ones and for reddit they have definitely proved themselves as safest.
Agreed okay so how many accounts do you think you need to get your reddit post seen?

You think 10-15 accounts/upvotes is sufficient to get your post scene with upvotes? Im doing this all manually so it becomes a tedious task creating accounts and then manually warming them up.
 
Agreed okay so how many accounts do you think you need to get your reddit post seen?

You think 10-15 accounts/upvotes is sufficient to get your post scene with upvotes? Im doing this all manually so it becomes a tedious task creating accounts and then manually warming them up.
Depends on the subreddit you intent to post, subreddit with constant new posts and 100s of thousands subs, 10-15 upvotes will not be enough.
But I would really advise you to upvote posts by yourself without good automation system because you will be bored and it is not worth it.
It is much easier to pay few bucks to upvote services if you have to spare then to upvote every post manually.
 
Depends on the subreddit you intent to post, subreddit with constant new posts and 100s of thousands subs, 10-15 upvotes will not be enough.
But I would really advise you to upvote posts by yourself without good automation system because you will be bored and it is not worth it.
It is much easier to pay few bucks to upvote services if you have to spare then to upvote every post manually.
Wait you just confused me. So are you telling me its better to just buy upvotes? Can you recommend a good service?

You're saying I will get bored of doing it manually? Just trying to see if I understood your post correctly.

I keep hearing reddit is a goldmine. So I want to give it a go. I use to kill it on twitter before the platform got really challenging to use. I was making $2-$3k a day for about 6 months straight and then lost a lot of my huge accounts. Trying to get back on twitter and its been tough getting traction. Reddit seems a lot easier to manipulate currently. It just seems a lot tougher to capture the traffic. Seems like you make a post and if it goes viral good cool.

But now how do you make money from it or how do you really capture the traffic so they follow you or sub to a subreddit owned by you seems to be the challenging part.

Would 100 upvotes be enough to jump start a post in a really big subreddit?

Im not looking to ideally bot a post to the 1st page. I just want to bot it enough with upvotes to get it front of people who will hopefully like the post and continue to upvote it to push it into the top page ideally.
 
Wait you just confused me. So are you telling me its better to just buy upvotes? Can you recommend a good service?

You're saying I will get bored of doing it manually? Just trying to see if I understood your post correctly.

I keep hearing reddit is a goldmine. So I want to give it a go. I use to kill it on twitter before the platform got really challenging to use. I was making $2-$3k a day for about 6 months straight and then lost a lot of my huge accounts. Trying to get back on twitter and its been tough getting traction. Reddit seems a lot easier to manipulate currently. It just seems a lot tougher to capture the traffic. Seems like you make a post and if it goes viral good cool.

But now how do you make money from it or how do you really capture the traffic so they follow you or sub to a subreddit owned by you seems to be the challenging part.

Would 100 upvotes be enough to jump start a post in a really big subreddit?

Im not looking to ideally bot a post to the 1st page. I just want to bot it enough with upvotes to get it front of people who will hopefully like the post and continue to upvote it to push it into the top page ideally.
Sorry for the confusion though, I am writitign my thoughts all over the place. You can absolutely upvote it by yourself but it will not be easy and you will probably give up or get a headache before doing anything meaningful.

Reddit is a goldmine but your thoughts on it being easier to manipulate are wrong. These days it is one of the hardest networks to vote/like manipulate and you will have a lot of trouble figuring out a correct patterns. You will not be able to just bot your way to the top that easy though, it will require a lot of effort.

There aren't many successful upvote services if it was easy there would be a lot more than the current ones. Vote manipulation on reddit is one of hardest thing to do on mass. Upvote services are constantly making new accs age them post stuff on them then use them for upvotes, we are talking about thousands if not tens of thousands of accounts constantly upvoting getting banned and getting replaced.

Then there are reddit mods, who will detect that you are gaining upvotes unnaturally e.g 500 upvotes on subreddit that has 1000 users and 3 people online and will ban your acc or report you.

But if we ingore all of that and you somehow manage to get a popular post then yeah it will be pretty sweet.

Your thoughts about boosting your post with upvotes to gain traction are good, you should boost posts when needed it will absolutely be worth it, it just may not be worth it to do it on your own as it is time consuming while you can pay few dollars and save yourself from like 3-4 hours of work and use those accs for posting instead of upvoting.
If you really insist on doing it by yourself, then you will need as mentioned above: aged accs with karma and post/comment activity and quality IPs as you already have.

If you need any help let me know in private message ill be glad to answer if you have more questions!
 
You need some activity before interacting with your own accounts. It's better to create some human-like behavior by upvotes, comments, and scrolling before you upvote your own posts. Otherwise, you can buy aged accounts.
 
You also gotta think most of these big subreddits are promoting their own models / have deals with them. So you are also competing against the owners of these subs. I also find it weird that in some of these subreddits a "ugly" or heavier girl will have 3.4K upvotes and you wonder how? Cause if the own the subreddits and are upvoting their own models to the top and using fake accts whos to report them? Lol they own the damn thing. So there's that...
 
You also gotta think most of these big subreddits are promoting their own models / have deals with them. So you are also competing against the owners of these subs. I also find it weird that in some of these subreddits a "ugly" or heavier girl will have 3.4K upvotes and you wonder how? Cause if the own the subreddits and are upvoting their own models to the top and using fake accts whos to report them? Lol they own the damn thing. So there's that...
Must be a goldmine owning one of those big NSFW reddits. I don't get how some of these other reddits are monetized. Like there's a few ones with funny clips or like no stupid questions is a big one.

Like whoever owns the GTA6 reddit is going to make so much money/get so much traffic when that game drops and for years to come. That was one of the niches I wanted to get into personally. Because you can do a lot with it as far as discord/ having a paywall for that game.

Any niche where you can create some sort of a paywall and charge monthly subscription fee for is a great niche IMO. Usually the only niches you're able to do that in is if that niche can somehow benefit a person so much where they'd be willing to pay.

But to get back on track with your point of promoting heavier girls with fake upvotes. I thought reddit has their own detection system for detecting fake upvotes like an algo to AI. Are you telling me the reddit mods them selves.People who have mod powers on their own specific subreddit reporting post is the only way for reddit to detect and ban fake upvote post/accounts?

I thought it was some automated system.

So what's from stopping me t upvoting the fuck out of a post in my own subreddit if I'm the only mod?
 
Well upvoting your own post in your own subreddit won't do you much good unless your subreddit has a crap ton of followers. I don't have proof of these things happening, but it's been assumed by many people that do reddit on a large scale and have connections to people who own these big subreddits. That information has been spreading around and it makes complete sense to me. But I do believe reddit has their own security / detection 100%. But I almost feel like, these bigger subs rely on their on moderation. It just doesn't make sense when you see a subreddit with 880K followers, 13 online.. post is 4 hours old with 1.1k upvotes. And i'll constantly watch the upvotes every 5mins and keep notes and it doesn't add up. So my own opinion I think there is a lot of manipulation going on.
 
Simply buy upvotes, tons of good service and at really cheap prices. Maintaining your own accounts for upvoting & comments is costly.
 
Reddit is a community-driven platform that relies on user votes to determine what is displayed and surfaced in communities and conversations across the platform. Next to each post and comment you'll notice and arrow icons. These icons allow you to "upvote" or "downvote" content.
 
only use residential ip or your account will be shadowban.
Not true you can definitely use mobile proxies as well. Those proxies are 4g/5g coming from Cellular providers. With that logic everybody that has a cell phone with mobile data will be shadowbanned.
 
Reddit is a community-driven platform that relies on user votes to determine what is displayed and surfaced in communities and conversations across the platform. Next to each post and comment you'll notice and arrow icons. These icons allow you to "upvote" or "downvote" content.
good bot
 
you need old accounts)) what you came up with won't help you.
 
Let the accounts age at least a few days before using them to upvote. You should always use good mobile or residential proxies.
 
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