Buying Reddit Accounts: My Opinion

[Lord of Skies]

Let me explain: you didn't realize that his only interest was self-promotion. One IP per account with a dedicated static IP costs $3 a month, but that doesn’t mean it hasn't been flagged by Reddit (you’ll face the same issue even with rotating proxies). I tried using static IPs, but I ended up spending over $300, and as I mentioned, the accounts still got banned. It all depends on how many Reddit accounts you need to manage.
Secondly, ask yourself this: a regular Reddit user accesses their account at work, at home, and while on the go. How many IPs do they switch in a month? If you use a static IP, it means you're only using it from home, which isn’t necessarily bad, but in my opinion, it doesn’t seem natural.

You're again fucking around . A regular user would be located in Chicago , his office would be in new NY and on go he only needs to login to his Reddit account.

You don't even have a common sense. Creating accounts , managing them and performing mass actions all are different things.

 

[lucax3]

You're again fucking around . A regular user would be located in Chicago , his office would be in new NY and on go he only needs to login to his Reddit account.

You don't even have a common sense. Creating accounts , managing them and performing mass actions all are different things.

Hey, LOL, how are you? I missed you!
I’ve been checking your store, and the items have been the same for the past 3 days!
I believe you’ve made quite a few more misguided statements in your previous remarks. It doesn’t seem like this is a well-frequented store

 

[Lord of Skies]

Hey, LOL, how are you? I missed you!
I’ve been checking your store, and the items have been the same for the past 3 days!
I believe you’ve made quite a few more misguided statements in your previous remarks. It doesn’t seem like this is a well-frequented store

You don't need to worry about me. And i don't sell through my store.

 

[lucax3]

I'm not interested. I only asked you not to comment on my post.

 

[Lord of Skies]

I'm not interested. I only asked you not to comment on my post.

Then fuck off , and stop talking about me.

 

[lucax3]

Hi, LOL!

 

[twoassassins]

I have been working from a long time on Reddit, Reddit has been this way from the beginning. The only thing that changed now is they made their anti spam system more solid, and subreddit mods are now more aware of that spammy things.

If you buy an account that's been grown using organic posts and comments, without upvote manipulation, nothing could go wrong.

How you came to this conclusion?

I have taken 5 new accounts aged almost one month and tried to farm karma on them , only one of the account survived at the end of day.

On the other hand i took 5 4yr old accounts and tried karma farming, they all survived in the end.

The thing is ,if you're managing one Reddit account, the statement is true. But if you're into something serious this is not the case.

If you want that your old accounts gets survived for long-term, don't use rotating proxies. The account would get flagged in no time and you would start getting password resetting etc in no time.

Rotating proxies are good for creating accounts, as they make the whole process alot easier. I'm making 5k new accounts every month with rotating proxies, consider managing them on same proxies, all would get banned.

Agreed with almost all of your points, rotating IPs don't work if you're farming many accounts, if somehow the same IP ends up being used on a few accounts, the whole web falls down, and that's how they mostly trace spam accounts!

Using dedicated IPs for each of them ensures that they're all natural accounts, or at least seem as such!

The same's true for google/Yelp/TP accounts!

 

[Lord of Skies]

Agreed with almost all of your points, rotating IPs don't work if you're farming many accounts, if somehow the same IP ends up being used on a few accounts, the whole web falls down, and that's how they mostly trace spam accounts!

Using dedicated IPs for each of them ensures that they're all natural accounts, or at least seem as such!

The same's true for google/Yelp/TP accounts!

Yup, that's almost it but that guy isn't getting what i said because he got some nice experience managing 2 accounts. Not trying to rude or promote my stuff but sharing the things i learned over past few years but bro got everything on his ego.

 

[lucax3]

Agreed with almost all of your points, rotating IPs don't work if you're farming many accounts, if somehow the same IP ends up being used on a few accounts, the whole web falls down, and that's how they mostly trace spam accounts!

Using dedicated IPs for each of them ensures that they're all natural accounts, or at least seem as such!

The same's true for google/Yelp/TP accounts!

I've been using only rotating residential IPs for the past 3 months, and my number of bans isn't that high
If you have 1 to 10 accounts, you can afford to use static proxies. However, a good static proxy costs between $3 and $5, so with 100 accounts like I have, it becomes impractical.

I have 10 rotating IP strings set to change every 10 minutes, so I use an account for 10 minutes, switch accounts, and get a new IP. I can't tell you if static IPs are better than rotating IPs; opinions on the forum are mixed. Personally, I believe that if you have a good rotating proxy, it’s essentially the same as having a static proxy. The main difference is that with static IPs, you log into the account daily, whereas with rotating IPs, you log in every 2-3 days.

 

[lucax3]

Yup, that's almost it but that guy isn't getting what i said because he got some nice experience managing 2 accounts. Not trying to rude or promote my stuff but sharing the things i learned over past few years but bro got everything on his ego.

ou’re not welcome, LOL. How else should I put it? If someone reads this, they’ll see you don’t even understand how a rotating proxy works. Don’t write here anymore

 

[Lord of Skies]

ou’re not welcome, LOL. How else should I put it? If someone reads this, they’ll see you don’t even understand how a rotating proxy works. Don’t write here anymore

Really? See above then lol

 

[twoassassins]

I've been using only rotating residential IPs for the past 3 months, and my number of bans isn't that high
If you have 1 to 10 accounts, you can afford to use static proxies. However, a good static proxy costs between $3 and $5, so with 100 accounts like I have, it becomes impractical.

I have 10 rotating IP strings set to change every 10 minutes, so I use an account for 10 minutes, switch accounts, and get a new IP. I can't tell you if static IPs are better than rotating IPs; opinions on the forum are mixed. Personally, I believe that if you have a good rotating proxy, it’s essentially the same as having a static proxy. The main difference is that with static IPs, you log into the account daily, whereas with rotating IPs, you log in every 2-3 days.

Bro I'm not trying to argue here, but the ONLY PROBLEM WITH ROTATING IPS is, that if you somehow manage to use the same IP with two different accounts (Can happen if there's many accounts), then you're risking it a lot, and your account get easily get banned! Not only this, but its not one account which gets banned, if it's caught by the mods, they can trace all other accounts associated with those IPs, blacklist the IPs themselves and then ban all the accounts you'd worked so hard on building up

 

[lucax3]

Bro I'm not trying to argue here, but the ONLY PROBLEM WITH ROTATING IPS is, that if you somehow manage to use the same IP with two different accounts (Can happen if there's many accounts), then you're risking it a lot, and your account get easily get banned! Not only this, but its not one account which gets banned, if it's caught by the mods, they can trace all other accounts associated with those IPs, blacklist the IPs themselves and then ban all the accounts you'd worked so hard on building up

Discussing is fine, but I must reiterate that I've been working this way for 3 months with over 100 accounts. Using static IPs would be too costly for me, and many people on the forum share my opinion. Earlier, I replied to another post: a Reddit user accesses their account not just at home but also at work and even at the pub. How many IPs do they use in a day, and how many are unique? I don't believe Reddit’s filters can effectively prevent this.

 

[EVH]

Let me explain: you didn't realize that his only interest was self-promotion. One IP per account with a dedicated static IP costs $3 a month, but that doesn’t mean it hasn't been flagged by Reddit (you’ll face the same issue even with rotating proxies). I tried using static IPs, but I ended up spending over $300, and as I mentioned, the accounts still got banned. It all depends on how many Reddit accounts you need to manage.
Secondly, ask yourself this: a regular Reddit user accesses their account at work, at home, and while on the go. How many IPs do they switch in a month? If you use a static IP, it means you're only using it from home, which isn’t necessarily bad, but in my opinion, it doesn’t seem natural.

well i dont wanna just accuse anyone of talking about promoting out of no where, if youre working at the scale that lord of skies is working at u can get better deals on the static residential if you buy in the thousands like 0.5$/ip/month, which is still not super cheap, but i could see it working. havent had any success with webshare static residential though.

 

[lucax3]

well i dont wanna just accuse anyone of talking about promoting out of no where, if youre working at the scale that lord of skies is working at u can get better deals on the static residential if you buy in the thousands like 0.5$/ip/month, which is still not super cheap, but i could see it working. havent had any success with webshare static residential though.

It's possible to go from $3 to $0.50, but you'd have to spend thousands of euros. And who's to say that he actually has that kind of volume and isn’t just talking nonsense? But on a different note, didn’t you also recommend rotating residential mobile proxies in one of your posts?
I REPEAT, in this post, I shared my experience and what works for me. I never claimed one method is better than another, yet I've still been criticized.

I've stated that it's easier to work with Reddit accounts that are 1-3 months old, which serve the same purpose as a 1-year-old account (with visible history). I also mentioned that the IP location of purchased accounts doesn't really matter.

Now, maybe it's time to reread the title: purchased Reddit accounts.

 

[Jouko]

Let me explain: you didn't realize that his only interest was self-promotion. One IP per account with a dedicated static IP costs $3 a month, but that doesn’t mean it hasn't been flagged by Reddit (you’ll face the same issue even with rotating proxies). I tried using static IPs, but I ended up spending over $300, and as I mentioned, the accounts still got banned. It all depends on how many Reddit accounts you need to manage.

Static residential proxies didn’t work for me either. I kept getting banned after just 2-3 days.

Secondly, ask yourself this: a regular Reddit user accesses their account at work, at home, and while on the go. How many IPs do they switch in a month? If you use a static IP, it means you're only using it from home, which isn’t necessarily bad, but in my opinion, it doesn’t seem natural.

But that won’t work for me. Imagine I’ve got 100 Reddit accounts, all made in different locations across the US. My script picks a random user to comment or post. So, let’s say I make a comment with user1 using a proxy in Dallas, and then 15 minutes later, the script uses the same user1 but now the proxy has rotated to Honolulu, which is about 3850 miles away. Wouldn’t Reddit flag that as suspicious?

 

[lucax3]

Static residential proxies didn’t work for me either. I kept getting banned after just 2-3 days.

I'm not sure. I've tried various types of static proxies, and I got banned as well. It might depend on where you're buying the accounts, but I've heard there are some excellent residential proxies available

But that won’t work for me. Imagine I’ve got 100 Reddit accounts, all made in different locations across the US. My script picks a random user to comment or post. So, let’s say I make a comment with user1 using a proxy in Dallas, and then 15 minutes later, the script uses the same user1 but now the proxy has rotated to Honolulu, which is about 3850 miles away. Wouldn’t Reddit flag that as suspicious?

Geolocation exists, even down to the city level. I use national-level geolocation and perform actions once every 3-7 days

 

[SinerJJi]

Whenever your phone resets also your ip changes. Every regular user change their IPs many times... Ip changes are not that important even if you change to different country, you can still warmup and continue to use that account. Mobile proxy is wiser option when managing many accounts. The main reason choosing mobile proxy is cost, not safety. But safety also comes with the quality of the mobil proxy.
Also every account has different spam score/luck so everytime when you start with the new account, rng gods roll... but if you want to decrease banrate, warmup the accounts as long as you can.

 

[leapyear]

Hi could you PM me, I have a question for you

 

[lucax3]

Whenever your phone resets also your ip changes. Every regular user change their IPs many times... Ip changes are not that important even if you change to different country, you can still warmup and continue to use that account. Mobile proxy is wiser option when managing many accounts. The main reason choosing mobile proxy is cost, not safety. But safety also comes with the quality of the mobil proxy.
Also every account has different spam score/luck so everytime when you start with the new account, rng gods roll... but if you want to decrease banrate, warmup the accounts as long as you can.

Wise words. And especially, when you log in, don’t take any actions right away. Instead, browse around like a regular user first. You'll notice a decrease in bans.