Reddit for Newbies (Creation - Purchase - Warm-up)

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Hello everyone, this simple guide focuses on the issues many users mention here—very basic problems where it's hard to understand why they can't find a solution. The best way to describe it is that they get lost in a glass of water. Reddit is easy to use as long as you follow certain rules.

Those handling big numbers work from a PC, and this guide covers that. What do we need to get started?
WILL, PATIENCE, EMAIL, ANTIDETECT BROWSER, PROXIES (MOBILE OR RESIDENTIAL, EVEN LOW-COST)

Let’s start by registering an account, browsing for about 10 minutes, and posting the first comment. Repeat the previous step and post the second comment. Done. Of course, the comments must not contain links.

Was your account banned? It's impossible if you used an anti-detection browser and proxies (I recommend mobile or residential sticky proxies rotating every 15 minutes). This means you didn't configure them correctly.

Now it's time for patience—don't overdo it. Don't start making 10 comments a day. Gradually grow your account, alternating days. By the time you reach a month, you'll be able to add the first links and have a strong account


Buying accounts: whether the accounts are empty or have comments, there are responsibilities. It's like buying a puppy; they need to be taken care of. (I advise against buying accounts before verifying your setup with account creation, and of course, change the fingerprint and proxy for each account.)

How to care for a bought account? With the famous warming process, which depends on the age of the created account, warming it from a few days to several weeks. For an account that's one month old, I recommend 2 warming actions every other day (so 4 days). For an account that's one year old, I always recommend at least 10 days, logging in once every 2 days.

Okay, after this warming period, you can start posting your first comments, and like with newly created accounts, after a month you'll have a strong account.

My account was banned even after this. If you bought a blank account, it can be reported, and a ban is possible. If you buy accounts with history, it's impossible for a ban to happen if you've followed the instructions.

This is what you need to know to create your own account or buy accounts; this is the starting point of everything.

WHAT MAY STILL BE UNCLEAR BUT VERY IMPORTANT, EACH ACCOUNT MUST HAVE ITS OWN COMPUTER (FINGERPRINT)
 
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Is there any cloud based reddit tool that you recommend?
 
Personally, I advise against buying a bot. A bot should be created to your specifications, allowing you to modify it as you wish. The most striking case these days is that bots have stopped working; only those who know how to do it or can afford to pay someone a fortune to modify the bot are able to succeed.
 
Personally, I advise against buying a bot. A bot should be created to your specifications, allowing you to modify it as you wish. The most striking case these days is that bots have stopped working; only those who know how to do it or can afford to pay someone a fortune to modify the bot are able to succeed.
Who said anything about a bot. And i bot reddit posts with upvotes all the time. However there are some upvote providers out there that use real humans to click. And some who don't. I've had successes with both services.
 
Who said anything about a bot. And i bot reddit posts with upvotes all the time. However there are some upvote providers out there that use real humans to click. And some who don't. I've had successes with both services.
Sorry, I don't understand. What do upvotes (which irreparably mark an account) have to do with the warm-up process of an account? There are bots for this, but I also advise against them. A bot is a very delicate thing; if not done properly, it's like having nothing in hand.
 
Sorry, I don't understand. What do upvotes (which irreparably mark an account) have to do with the warm-up process of an account? There are bots for this, but I also advise against them. A bot is a very delicate thing; if not done properly, it's like having nothing in hand.
Oh no i never warm up an account with a bot. I didn't know there are bots for this. Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into them. I just use bots to upvote posts and comments on aged accounts when shilling
 
Oh no i never warm up an account with a bot. I didn't know there are bots for this. Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into them. I just use bots to upvote posts and comments on aged accounts when shilling
Here's yet another bot on this forum
 
Hello everyone, this simple guide focuses on the issues many users mention here—very basic problems where it's hard to understand why they can't find a solution. The best way to describe it is that they get lost in a glass of water. Reddit is easy to use as long as you follow certain rules.

Those handling big numbers work from a PC, and this guide covers that. What do we need to get started?
WILL, PATIENCE, EMAIL, ANTIDETECT BROWSER, PROXIES (MOBILE OR RESIDENTIAL, EVEN LOW-COST)

Let’s start by registering an account, browsing for about 10 minutes, and posting the first comment. Repeat the previous step and post the second comment. Done. Of course, the comments must not contain links.

Was your account banned? It's impossible if you used an anti-detection browser and proxies (I recommend mobile or residential sticky proxies rotating every 15 minutes). This means you didn't configure them correctly.

Now it's time for patience—don't overdo it. Don't start making 10 comments a day. Gradually grow your account, alternating days. By the time you reach a month, you'll be able to add the first links and have a strong account


Buying accounts: whether the accounts are empty or have comments, there are responsibilities. It's like buying a puppy; they need to be taken care of. (I advise against buying accounts before verifying your setup with account creation, and of course, change the fingerprint and proxy for each account.)

How to care for a bought account? With the famous warming process, which depends on the age of the created account, warming it from a few days to several weeks. For an account that's one month old, I recommend 2 warming actions every other day (so 4 days). For an account that's one year old, I always recommend at least 10 days, logging in once every 2 days.

Okay, after this warming period, you can start posting your first comments, and like with newly created accounts, after a month you'll have a strong account.

My account was banned even after this. If you bought a blank account, it can be reported, and a ban is possible. If you buy accounts with history, it's impossible for a ban to happen if you've followed the instructions.

This is what you need to know to create your own account or buy accounts; this is the starting point of everything.

WHAT MAY STILL BE UNCLEAR BUT VERY IMPORTANT, EACH ACCOUNT MUST HAVE ITS OWN COMPUTER (FINGERPRINT)
Static residential or rotating residential?
 
Hey can you dm me? I can't send you a message
Sorry, as you can see, I'm also a newbie. I can't contact you, but feel free to tell me what you need
 
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