Does anybody run a successful sub on an antidetect browser?

[captchafanatic]

Hey,

Just wanted to check if there are some cases of successfully running at least 10K sub using an antidetect

Those accounts might be ok for churn n burn or sales en mass but is this a reliable setup to even start building a sub?

 

[ExobiT]

sub ? Whats a sub?

 

[macdonjo3]

sub ? Whats a sub?

its short for "subreddit"

did you buy your bhw account?

 

[ExobiT]

its short for "subreddit"

did you buy your bhw account?

Umm, no i did not buy my account.... And yeah no i did not know that "sub" meant subreddit, could easily have ment subscription which i thought it did....

 

[captchafanatic]

Umm, no i did not buy my account.... And yeah no i did not know that "sub" meant subreddit, could easily have ment subscription which i thought it did....

bye bye

 

[evex]

Whats the problem to run a subreddit while using and adb?

 

[natsuko]

I’ve used antidetect browsers for managing accounts, and while they can work for creating and maintaining multiple accounts, building a successful, long-term subreddit with them can be tricky. Reddit’s algorithms are smart about detecting suspicious activity, and if the setup isn’t really clean, you might end up with bans or shadowbans. If you're planning to build a legit, engaged community, it’s probably better to focus on organic growth and use the antidetect setup for low-risk activities or testing.

 

[captchafanatic]

Some bland AI crap

Priceless,absolutely priceless

 

[daydream123]

300k members combined

 

[Acmon]

Hey,

Just wanted to check if there are some cases of successfully running at least 10K sub using an antidetect

Those accounts might be ok for churn n burn or sales en mass but is this a reliable setup to even start building a sub?

I have one 600k subreddit