Reddit increase QCS (Contributor Quality Score)

[PS5]

Hey guys, I've been trying to figure out on how to increase the QCS of accounts from "moderate" to "high" or even "highest".

I keep reading the same stuff over and over that you need to verify your email, IP is important bla bla but I'm pretty sure that's not what's actually important but rather on how the account is used. I tested it out myself by creating an account on my phone with which I've never used Reddit before and used Reddit like a normal person for approx 1 month. Upvoting, commenting, reading etc. I know that fresh accounts have the score "moderate", so I checked mine after my testing and it was at "low" which was surprising.

So my question is, does anyone have any experience when it comes to QCS (Contributor Quality Score)

 

[EVH]

the app can track you better, did you make sure to cover all traces on that phone to any of your previous activity? they may see wifi name, device id, etc. use good mobile data and try again

 

[roseofsharonrosegirl]

Try to Use mobile real proxy and follow the rules and regulations of redditt so you can get better results.

 

[Salamouna]

Im doing my research on that too
I found an account that was low then passed to moderate in 1 day and without doing any more activity
so that was strange for me.

 

[allen_d99]

Is there a tool that lets you check your QCS?

 

[PS5]

the app can track you better, did you make sure to cover all traces on that phone to any of your previous activity? they may see wifi name, device id, etc. use good mobile data and try again

I'm using a fresh phone, fresh sim card. No Proxy or anything. Like a normal person would

 

[PS5]

Try to Use mobile real proxy and follow the rules and regulations of redditt so you can get better results.

It's running on a real sim card and fresh device.

 

[PS5]

Im doing my research on that too
I found an account that was low then passed to moderate in 1 day and without doing any more activity
so that was strange for me.

Yeah, it's super weird indeed

 

[georgie848483]

Is there a tool that lets you check your QCS?

r/WhatIsMyCQS