Question for reddit account sellers

[barebuxurban]

Im quite concerned how do people that grow reddit accounts make profit from it, at least you pay 300-350$ per month for all the shit (proxy, email) for not getting baned on the first day, with natural growth from 0 post karma to 2500 post karma, lets say account is 50-70$, in that case you still gotta make from 5 to 7 reddit accs and sell them so you just get your money back. Furthermore, you gotta make at least 20 accounts and sell it just to get 1000$ with all that pain in the ass with unpredictible bans. Is there a place for any automation, or you guys in that niche are some kinda super duper karma predators that earn it singlehandly like nothing?

 

[natsuko]

You described it as it is! Yes, it is absolutely true. That is why we have to hire a lot of people to create and warm up a lot of accounts to at least make a little money on it. In our store, we do everything manually, because the reddit algorithms are very negative about any automation

 

[aurim]

Same like above, lots of manual work and still you can run into issues. Let alone buyers that flags an account as soon as they login with a flagged devices/IP then come to ask for a refund/replacement - work going to drain. I do this mostly because its my only left source of income right now, otherwise I would have slammed the door out.

 

[telim2]

manual karma farming is a waste of time You need to automate everything from account creation, account verification and karma farming using good prompts via chat gpt api to make good profit with reddit accounts. You can easily create thousands of email verified accs within days using good fingerprints with 4g proxies

 

[natsuko]

Same like above, lots of manual work and still you can run into issues. Let alone buyers that flags an account as soon as they login with a flagged devices/IP then come to ask for a refund/replacement - work going to drain. I do this mostly because its my only left source of income right now, otherwise I would have slammed the door out.

Absolutely right about the clients! I'm so tired of people who don't know what a proxy is and work on reddit for the first day, but immediately run to write negative reviews and demand a refund. Sometimes I'm just desperate

 

[YesAccs]

Reddit has become incredibly challenging these days. Miss the good old times, like just a year and a half ago.

 

[ToNice]

Good point, but personally, it's not that dramatic. I think post karma and comment karma should be distinguished. Post karma is easy—you just upload a couple of photos and you're good. The real challenge is earning comment karma, and I don’t think anyone can do that manually, or at least an account with 50 comment karma would be worth $50. We alternate between bots and manual actions, which makes our accounts very strong. This is the toughest time to work on Reddit, though it seems a solution might have been found.
It’s rare to find dissatisfied customers. Most complaints come from those who didn’t read our guidelines. The most striking case was someone who spent a considerable amount, got all their purchased accounts banned on the first login, and demanded a refund. When I asked if they had read the guidelines, they replied they didn’t have time and claimed the guidelines were made just to scam people! Luckily, such cases are very rare.

 

[ESCROWService]

Im quite concerned how do people that grow reddit accounts make profit from it, at least you pay 300-350$ per month for all the shit (proxy, email) for not getting baned on the first day, with natural growth from 0 post karma to 2500 post karma, lets say account is 50-70$, in that case you still gotta make from 5 to 7 reddit accs and sell them so you just get your money back. Furthermore, you gotta make at least 20 accounts and sell it just to get 1000$ with all that pain in the ass with unpredictible bans. Is there a place for any automation, or you guys in that niche are some kinda super duper karma predators that earn it singlehandly like nothing?

$50-70 for 2500 karma accounts.
Bring me these buyers

 

[lucax3]

Personally, I believe the value of post karma and comment karma is completely different.