How to warm up Reddit accounts in 2024?

[pythoninc]

Hi everyone,

When I create a new Reddit account via proxies and anti-detect browser, it takes a single post to get suspended, even if I actually post on my own profile.

Appeals do not help.

What are your best practices on warming up new Reddit account in 2024?

 

[RedditShop]

The best way is to buy an old account.

 

[Simong457]

use the home page for about 30 minutes before doing any other actions

 

[cmqwer0]

The warmup is pretty easy. All you need to do is log into the account scroll a few subreddits enter few posts, upvote a post or two, leave a comment or two or even create a post. Do that for day or two and the account is warmed up for most of activity.
Other thing to look for is if all of your accounts get banned on first post then it is usually something in your setup that is not good. Try to test different proxies or different browsers.
Also age is a bit issue when you create a new account so after that initial warmup you may need to age that account a bit before posting your main stuff.

 

[itz_styx]

its the same as last year and the year(s) before...

 

[pythoninc]

The warmup is pretty easy. All you need to do is log into the account scroll a few subreddits enter few posts, upvote a post or two, leave a comment or two or even create a post. Do that for day or two and the account is warmed up for most of activity.
Other thing to look for is if all of your accounts get banned on first post then it is usually something in your setup that is not good. Try to test different proxies or different browsers.
Also age is a bit issue when you create a new account so after that initial warmup you may need to age that account a bit before posting your main stuff.

Any tips on broader/proxies?

 

[cmqwer0]

Any tips on broader/proxies?

Yes, for proxies you should try to always use 4g/5g mobile ones from EU/US if possible. Avoid static proxies as if you get banned on an account IP associated with that acc will not be usable for sometime.

As for browser, depending on your setup. If you only need to use 1 account at the time you can use regular firefox browser with proxy. If you need to be logged into multiple accounts simultaneously you may use of the popular anti detect browsers out there.

 

[upvote]

The best way is to buy an old account.

Reddit stores the IP you use for registration, login, upvote, comment etc... That's why a lot of times when people buy aged accounts and use either a proxy from another location or a low quality proxy, they get banned right away. There's also never a guarantee that the vendor you're buying from used a proper script and high quality proxy when creating the accounts. Almost all the Reddit accounts I've bought in the past end up with a bad CQS score because of these factors so my theory is that it is better to create your own accounts by hand rather than buying aged accounts

 

[Kiemash]

i did write an tutorial about that a few days ago, check it out

 

[kalabebo]

use the askreddit subreddit. share posts

 

[langtoi]

You can try to complete the tasks in the achievements section suggested by reddit, after 4-5 days your account can post, at least post yourself in your profile without being banned immediately.

 

[PDLProfit]

Reddit stores the IP you use for registration, login, upvote, comment etc... That's why a lot of times when people buy aged accounts and use either a proxy from another location or a low quality proxy, they get banned right away. There's also never a guarantee that the vendor you're buying from used a proper script and high quality proxy when creating the accounts. Almost all the Reddit accounts I've bought in the past end up with a bad CQS score because of these factors so my theory is that it is better to create your own accounts by hand rather than buying aged accounts

Reddit stores the IP you use for registration, login, upvote, comment etc... That's why a lot of times when people buy aged accounts and use either a proxy from another location or a low quality proxy, they get banned right away. There's also never a guarantee that the vendor you're buying from used a proper script and high quality proxy when creating the accounts. Almost all the Reddit accounts I've bought in the past end up with a bad CQS score because of these factors so my theory is that it is better to create your own accounts by hand rather than buying aged accounts

How's your progress with personal account creation on Reddit? And if it's not a secret, what "niche" do you use reddit for?

 

[redotaku18]

Reddit stores the IP you use for registration, login, upvote, comment etc... That's why a lot of times when people buy aged accounts and use either a proxy from another location or a low quality proxy, they get banned right away. There's also never a guarantee that the vendor you're buying from used a proper script and high quality proxy when creating the accounts. Almost all the Reddit accounts I've bought in the past end up with a bad CQS score because of these factors so my theory is that it is better to create your own accounts by hand rather than buying aged accounts

Wouldn't rotating mobile proxies be a problem then if another location flags it? It just seems like there's a lot of contradicting advice on this forum from different people.

If my rotating 4G proxies are in the same city (since I'd be hosting them myself) would Reddit see that as the same location and not flag it?

 

[Forex_Crypto_Leads]

buy old accounts

 

[app_pilot]

Engage in normal activities like upvoting and commenting for a few weeks before posting anything that might be seen as promotional

 

[paleksic]

Most anti detect browsers arent that safe, check them with creepjs(https://abrahamjuliot.github.io/creepjs/) and you will see that a lot of the things are recognized as problematic in the browsers params, so that might be why they are getting banned so easily

 

[upvote]

How's your progress with personal account creation on Reddit? And if it's not a secret, what "niche" do you use reddit for?

Maintaining a high CQS is tricky. It took me forever to find static proxies that were good enough for reddit. That helped a lot but you also need to comment often and have daily activity. Reddit also puts a lot of emphasis on mobile app use so if you're only using the account on an anti-detect browser it can damage CQS. Overall I find that making my own accounts is worth it compared to buying aged accounts, I can choose a username and the account starts with a moderate CQS where most of the accounts I've bought started off with a "low" or "lowest" CQS,

Wouldn't rotating mobile proxies be a problem then if another location flags it? It just seems like there's a lot of contradicting advice on this forum from different people.

If my rotating 4G proxies are in the same city (since I'd be hosting them myself) would Reddit see that as the same location and not flag it?

There's a lot of contradicting advice for two reasons:

1. Most people don't pay close attention to the little details
2. Reddit's anti-spam measures change so often that at this point even Reddit probably couldn't explain what they're doing.

Rotating 4g and residential proxies are ok 90% of the time and won't get you banned but they are not ideal. The ideal scenario is to have a high quality static residential proxy which is nearly impossible to find.

 

[indsofts]

Always same method

 

[redotaku18]

There's a lot of contradicting advice for two reasons:

1. Most people don't pay close attention to the little details
2. Reddit's anti-spam measures change so often that at this point even Reddit probably couldn't explain what they're doing.

Rotating 4g and residential proxies are ok 90% of the time and won't get you banned but they are not ideal. The ideal scenario is to have a high quality static residential proxy which is nearly impossible to find.

Thanks for the reply ^^

I don't understand how you can be profitable with how quickly accounts get banned if you use static proxies.

I have to treat my accounts like they're expendable. If I paid $5 for a static proxy for every account I would go broke, fast. That's why I'm going the rotating 4G proxy route, so I can have a large IP pool for cheap $ per month.

 

[Jouko]

Maintaining a high CQS is tricky. It took me forever to find static proxies that were good enough for reddit. That helped a lot but you also need to comment often and have daily activity. Reddit also puts a lot of emphasis on mobile app use so if you're only using the account on an anti-detect browser it can damage CQS. Overall I find that making my own accounts is worth it compared to buying aged accounts, I can choose a username and the account starts with a moderate CQS where most of the accounts I've bought started off with a "low" or "lowest" CQS,

How can I check my account’s CQS?

If I use a mobile user agent to make comments or posts through Python, will it be counted as using a mobile app?