Create, Warm Up, and Buy Reddit Accounts: The Ultimate Guide

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Interested in seeing how you guys deal with the short rotation times with some rotating residential proxies. Obviously the solution is to use a proxy provider with a longer rotation period but some promise higher rotation periods but they rotate after 10-20 minutes. I've had a few instances where an account has been on active on Reddit for more than ten minutes and the proxy has rotated and the account's been intantly shadowbanned...

 

[susancan]

Maybe because the linktree is not a good link?

Is it not?

 

[babuhakurialamarinnagi]

Thanks for posting.

 

[lucax3]

Hi. How much money do you spend on creating 1 account? I don't understand how to save proxy traffic, it runs out too fast..

i buy account

 

[lucax3]

Interested in seeing how you guys deal with the short rotation times with some rotating residential proxies. Obviously the solution is to use a proxy provider with a longer rotation period but some promise higher rotation periods but they rotate after 10-20 minutes. I've had a few instances where an account has been on active on Reddit for more than ten minutes and the proxy has rotated and the account's been intantly shadowbanned...

But what are you doing with an account for more than 10 minutes? Use mobile proxies; even if they rotate, they won't cause any issues...

 

[thanhtruong1]

What is the best warming method for NSFW content?

I have been banned from many such accounts

 

[susancan]

What is the best warming method for NSFW content?

I have been banned from many such accounts

Same even using bought methods I get banned

 

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But what are you doing with an account for more than 10 minutes? Use mobile proxies; even if they rotate, they won't cause any issues...

Some accounts need to be hand grown for different purposes so you need to spend some time interacting with Reddit like a normal user...

I keep hearing about people using mobile proxies for Reddit on BHW but it doesn't make any sense to me at all... If you're using a mobile proxy, are you also setting your anti-detect settings to mobile browser? How do you deal with the limitations of using a mobile browser? If you're using a desktop browser with a mobile proxy, isn't that a good reason to get flagged by the anti-spam algorithm?

 

[ahoym8]

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There you go, the sellers are reporting the post, and I'd like to understand why. I already have a bit of a suspicion

Hey man, you're taking their customers away

 

[openwallet]

Some accounts need to be hand grown for different purposes so you need to spend some time interacting with Reddit like a normal user...

I keep hearing about people using mobile proxies for Reddit on BHW but it doesn't make any sense to me at all... If you're using a mobile proxy, are you also setting your anti-detect settings to mobile browser? How do you deal with the limitations of using a mobile browser? If you're using a desktop browser with a mobile proxy, isn't that a good reason to get flagged by the anti-spam algorithm?

I believe that using a desktop browser with mobile proxy has a realistic use-case that reddit may consider allowable: hotspotting your laptop off of your mobile internet

 

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I believe that using a desktop browser with mobile proxy has a realistic use-case that reddit may consider allowable: hotspotting your laptop off of your mobile internet

I had considered this before but to me it doesn't really seem very natural for a user to be doing this every time they use Reddit.

 

[stin99]

I think is definetely a way to try to avoid bans.

 

[content10ment]

I believe that using a desktop browser with mobile proxy has a realistic use-case that reddit may consider allowable: hotspotting your laptop off of your mobile internet

It does not feel natural to use a mobile proxy on a desktop browser

 

[dlyhai]

Some accounts need to be hand grown for different purposes so you need to spend some time interacting with Reddit like a normal user...

I keep hearing about people using mobile proxies for Reddit on BHW but it doesn't make any sense to me at all... If you're using a mobile proxy, are you also setting your anti-detect settings to mobile browser? How do you deal with the limitations of using a mobile browser? If you're using a desktop browser with a mobile proxy, isn't that a good reason to get flagged by the anti-spam algorithm?

What kind of proxies do you recommend? Mobile proxies is so expensive for me

 

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What kind of proxies do you recommend? Mobile proxies is so expensive for me

Rotating residential and rotating mobile are good based on your setup. Just make sure they pass the pixelscan.net test and they’ll work for Reddit. It’s also best to set the stickiness to the maximum timeframe available.

 

[natsuko]

Rotating residential and rotating mobile are good based on your setup. Just make sure they pass the pixelscan.net test and they’ll work for Reddit. It’s also best to set the stickiness to the maximum timeframe available.

Be sure to scan proxies for presence in spam lists! Otherwise, the account may fall under the invisible filters of reddit

 

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Be sure to scan proxies for presence in spam lists! Otherwise, the account may fall under the invisible filters of reddit

The test I mentioned before id the most extensive proxy checker i've been able to find online and it should check spam lists automatically.

 

[blxckhatboi]

Hoping to get some assistance here, as I see in your guide you're using rotating residential proxies with Incogniton. I'm running the same setup but only recently switched to rotating residentials. I can not for the life of me get the new proxy to connect in Incogniton as it seems to be a bit different of a setup process from the rotating mobile proxies or static residential proxies I've used previously. I made a post about this earlier today, but does anyone here have some insight on this issue?

 

[SMM2Go]

An important step you should not miss is warming up your profile by visiting top websites to collect cookies. I suggest doing this for 1-2 days before visiting Reddit. You can check all the cookies you’ve collected here if you are using Google Chrome:

chrome://settings/content/all?search=cookies

Or you can buy and import cookies into browser?

 

[MURKS]

The test I mentioned before id the most extensive proxy checker i've been able to find online and it should check spam lists automatically.

Check multiple sites at once? Can I get the name of the service?