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

[Anothet4]

Is there a guide to how to buy and set up residential proxies with antidetect browser?

I've been using mainstream VPNs for years now with no issues but it seems like I may need to change my setup since reddit is more restrictive now.

 

[ToNice]

Is there a guide to how to buy and set up residential proxies with antidetect browser?

I've been using mainstream VPNs for years now with no issues but it seems like I may need to change my setup since reddit is more restrictive now.

Every browser has its guide, just read it.

 

[langtoi]

Sometimes starting up will be a better way for an account, but for me it takes too much time, so I post 1-2 posts or comments after creating an account, the rate is about 80-90% of active accounts, that is if you verify the account with gmail or phone number, and if you use temporary email, it won't work for me

 

[ToNice]

Sometimes starting up will be a better way for an account, but for me it takes too much time, so I post 1-2 posts or comments after creating an account, the rate is about 80-90% of active accounts, that is if you verify the account with gmail or phone number, and if you use temporary email, it won't work for me

The title is "How to create an account FOR BEGINNERS." If a beginner follows your advice, they're already doomed.

 

[Jouko]

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.

I tried this method, and it worked 2 out of 3 times. I waited exactly 10 minutes before making the first comment and another 10 minutes before the second. The first two accounts survived after the second comment, but the third account got banned. The only difference between the three was the subreddit where I commented (all subreddits were SFW).

Does the subreddit where we comment play a role in account bans?

 

[ToNice]

I tried this method, and it worked 2 out of 3 times. I waited exactly 10 minutes before making the first comment and another 10 minutes before the second. The first two accounts survived after the second comment, but the third account got banned. The only difference between the three was the subreddit where I commented (all subreddits were SFW).

Does the subreddit where we comment play a role in account bans?

It's not a bad result, even though manually you should achieve 100% success. No, subreddits have nothing to do with the ban. Many say they do, but in my opinion, a subreddit can only ban you from itself and delete your comment.

 

[Anothet4]

Sometimes starting up will be a better way for an account, but for me it takes too much time, so I post 1-2 posts or comments after creating an account, the rate is about 80-90% of active accounts, that is if you verify the account with gmail or phone number, and if you use temporary email, it won't work for me

Can you use a gmail account to create more than 1 reddit account?

 

[ToNice]

Can you use a gmail account to create more than 1 reddit account?

I can't edit the post from WILL, PATIENCE to also add STUDY and THINKING
Your question shows that you don’t know what you’re doing. Why shouldn’t you use the same proxy or the same fingerprint? The answer, as I wrote above, is that each account must have its own configuration. What you’re asking is suicide, and I’m tempted to tell you: go ahead, try it!

You can also use other types of emails—they all work. It’s not like Reddit has a partnership with Google.

 

[elevator_switch]

Hi I would want someone to look at my issue from a perspective. I created around 10 accs, used gologin antidetect browser each own fingerprint, verified via mail com emails I bought and started warming them up slow. Day 1 scrolling, day 2 few upvotes, day 3 simple comments. I got them all banned after first comment. My scientific guess is I have to switch to residential proxy, because now I use Nord and I think since all ips on Nord are shared this can be a huge issue for me. So my two questions are, am I thinking in the right direction and second, what proxy (I assume residential) should I pick to use with go login? I would really appreciate advice. I did everything nice and slow but still fail so far

 

[ToNice]

Why should we analyze the problem if you’re not following the solution?

 

[elevator_switch]

Sorry I'm not sure what I missed so far, judging by reaction something slipped out of my sight

 

[ToNice]

Sorry I'm not sure what I missed so far, judging by reaction something slipped out of my sight

Looks like you missed everything because the very beginning is a guide on what to use and how to do it

 

[langtoi]

Can you use a gmail account to create more than 1 reddit account?

Yeah you can do it , it works

 

[ToNice]

Yeah you can do it , it works

Are you absolutely sure about what you're saying? Or rather, I would never risk something like that. It would make more sense to use the same IP but not the same email.

 

[langtoi]

Are you absolutely sure about what you're saying? Or rather, I would never risk something like that. It would make more sense to use the same IP but not the same email.

It still works fine for me New accounts can post immediately after creation without warming up

 

[ToNice]

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It still works fine for me New accounts can post immediately after creation without warming up

Are you using the same Gmail account for how many accounts? I would never do that. Sorry, but if Reddit does the simplest check, don’t you think they’ll ban them all?

 

[M4DM4X]

To sum up your "method" :
1. Create an account, use proxy and incognito browser
2. Wait a moment before commenting, don't do it right away.
Thank you captain obvious.

 

[langtoi]

Are you using the same Gmail account for how many accounts? I would never do that. Sorry, but if Reddit does the simplest check, don’t you think they’ll ban them all?

Use multiple accounts on the same gmail


In general, the account is heating up so now I don't find it as necessary as it was 3-5 months ago, or maybe it's still needed, but for me, it's not until now that the account can post and still exist and operate. After 4-10 days, it solved my account problem

 

[allen_d99]

Hi I would want someone to look at my issue from a perspective. I created around 10 accs, used gologin antidetect browser each own fingerprint, verified via mail com emails I bought and started warming them up slow. Day 1 scrolling, day 2 few upvotes, day 3 simple comments. I got them all banned after first comment. My scientific guess is I have to switch to residential proxy, because now I use Nord and I think since all ips on Nord are shared this can be a huge issue for me. So my two questions are, am I thinking in the right direction and second, what proxy (I assume residential) should I pick to use with go login? I would really appreciate advice. I did everything nice and slow but still fail so far

Avoid VPNs for reddit. Try with mobile proxies, or maybe residential static.

But in general, it's not just you, last month everyone's accounts started getting banned at the first comment. The algorithm's changed and everyone's still looking for a solution.

 

[ToNice]

Avoid VPNs for reddit. Try with mobile proxies, or maybe residential static.

But in general, it's not just you, last month everyone's accounts started getting banned at the first comment. The algorithm's changed and everyone's still looking for a solution.

The solution is in the post I wrote, but is it really that hard to understand?