Reddit karma farming becoming impossible

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So I've been running a reddit account store for OFM purposes for about a month or two prior to the elections. We all expected some sort of a ban wave during that time, but it seems as though it hasn't stopped.

I've optimized everything I can about my processes, yet I get ALL of my accounts banned on a daily basis. I used to create the accounts fresh using a gmail and without farming cookies prior. Now I create them using a jailbroken iphone, verify the mail, age them before logging into them on PC, farm cookies on the browser prior to logging in, and then start. Once they're on PC, they last a day or two but eventually every single one gets banned.

I use a private mobile proxy provider, rotate between accounts, I use hotmails for registering. What else is there to do? How are people getting any accounts out now?

I do use a automated cookie farm RPA bot that I created, which may be part of the issue maybe?

My warmup is 3 comments first day, 3 comments and 3 posts 2nd day and then keep it at 3 comments and 3 posts going forward. Should I slow down my warmup process?

Any tips are much appreciated, or even start a discussion here. Reddit is getting impossible
 
yet I get ALL of my accounts banned on a daily basis
I do use a automated cookie farm RPA bot that I created, which may be part of the issue maybe?
I feel like this should be 100% the issue. I can manually grow accounts and haven't got a single ban except from getting banned in certain subreddits like askreddit etc if I spam too fast.
 
I feel like this should be 100% the issue. I can manually grow accounts and haven't got a single ban except from getting banned in certain subreddits like askreddit etc if I spam too fast.
I'll test it out, thank you. I know for a fact that reddit USED to detect my cookie bot RPA, but I completely remade it from scratch and had 0 detections when testing. But given how sensitive reddit has become I don't doubt it's the reason.

Will post an update in 2-3 days.
 
Me also getting same issues. Whatever i do the accounts gets banned/shadowbanned sooner or later within 2-3 days. For some reason i feel like some subReddits causing this issue lately.

And i am sure that from past 2-3 months reddit gave the right to the mods of subReddits to ban new accounts which they feel trying for karma farming. Like remove posts they can now ban users too.

But i couldn’t able to filter those subReddits except one.
 
Me also getting same issues. Whatever i do the accounts gets banned/shadowbanned sooner or later within 2-3 days. For some reason i feel like some subReddits causing this issue lately.

And i am sure that from past 2-3 months reddit gave the right to the mods of subReddits to ban new accounts which they feel trying for karma farming. Like remove posts they can now ban users too.

But i couldn’t able to filter those subReddits except one.
Whats the one?

I recently noticed that repostsleuthbot was updated with some sort of karma farming / bot detection thing which calculates how possible it is that you're farming karma. Never seen that before, noticed it on r/AnimeMemes.

If you're down we can make a shared google sheets database and track everything. Hmu on tg @ofmurks if you're up for it.
 
I recently noticed that repostsleuthbot was updated with some sort of karma farming / bot detection thing which calculates how possible it is that you're farming karma.
Yeah here it is: https://www.reddit.com/user/bot-sleuth-bot/comments/1gjohkw/situation_update/
 
Whats the one?

I recently noticed that repostsleuthbot was updated with some sort of karma farming / bot detection thing which calculates how possible it is that you're farming karma. Never seen that before, noticed it on r/AnimeMemes.

If you're down we can make a shared google sheets database and track everything. Hmu on tg @ofmurks if you're up for it.
Tried to Send that subReddit on tg. Your dm is private
 
So I've been running a reddit account store for OFM purposes for about a month or two prior to the elections. We all expected some sort of a ban wave during that time, but it seems as though it hasn't stopped.

I've optimized everything I can about my processes, yet I get ALL of my accounts banned on a daily basis. I used to create the accounts fresh using a gmail and without farming cookies prior. Now I create them using a jailbroken iphone, verify the mail, age them before logging into them on PC, farm cookies on the browser prior to logging in, and then start. Once they're on PC, they last a day or two but eventually every single one gets banned.

I use a private mobile proxy provider, rotate between accounts, I use hotmails for registering. What else is there to do? How are people getting any accounts out now?

I do use a automated cookie farm RPA bot that I created, which may be part of the issue maybe?

My warmup is 3 comments first day, 3 comments and 3 posts 2nd day and then keep it at 3 comments and 3 posts going forward. Should I slow down my warmup process?

Any tips are much appreciated, or even start a discussion here. Reddit is getting impossible
RPA bots are effective as long as they need to perform no more than 500 clicks, operate a maximum of 5 applications, and make 5 or fewer decisions. This principle is known as the “rule of five., check it
 
RPA bots are effective as long as they need to perform no more than 500 clicks, operate a maximum of 5 applications, and make 5 or fewer decisions. This principle is known as the “rule of five., check it
hm interestend, u have more info? maybe link ?
So I've been running a reddit account store for OFM purposes for about a month or two prior to the elections. We all expected some sort of a ban wave during that time, but it seems as though it hasn't stopped.

I've optimized everything I can about my processes, yet I get ALL of my accounts banned on a daily basis. I used to create the accounts fresh using a gmail and without farming cookies prior. Now I create them using a jailbroken iphone, verify the mail, age them before logging into them on PC, farm cookies on the browser prior to logging in, and then start. Once they're on PC, they last a day or two but eventually every single one gets banned.

I use a private mobile proxy provider, rotate between accounts, I use hotmails for registering. What else is there to do? How are people getting any accounts out now?

I do use a automated cookie farm RPA bot that I created, which may be part of the issue maybe?

My warmup is 3 comments first day, 3 comments and 3 posts 2nd day and then keep it at 3 comments and 3 posts going forward. Should I slow down my warmup process?

Any tips are much appreciated, or even start a discussion here. Reddit is getting impossible
Reddit very strong now, yes,
you always have to look for new methods warm up

Then I am surprised by people who want $30 for a good account
 
My warmup is 3 comments first day, 3 comments and 3 posts 2nd day and then keep it at 3 comments and 3 posts going forward. Should I slow down my warmup process?
Seems a bit too much IMHO
 
Yeah, Reddit's been cracking down hard. Try slowing down your warmup, 1-2 comments a day for the first few days, then gradually increase. Also, mix in some random activity like joining subs or upvoting to make it seem more natural. The cookie farming bot might be an issue too, so try a few accounts without it and see if it helps. It's frustrating, but tweaking things slowly might improve your results
 
@sonpink2003 @MURKS Did you guys created some table? I guess we can cooperate, or create some group on Telegram to discuss issues.
Send me a dm on telegram @ofmurks and I'll add you, we've got I think 12 people in there now. All having the same problems.

Yeah, Reddit's been cracking down hard. Try slowing down your warmup, 1-2 comments a day for the first few days, then gradually increase. Also, mix in some random activity like joining subs or upvoting to make it seem more natural. The cookie farming bot might be an issue too, so try a few accounts without it and see if it helps. It's frustrating, but tweaking things slowly might improve your results
All done. I even do 2 days of only scrolling and interacting with reddit before posting a comment.

Anyone have any recommendations for proxies? I use QuantumHProxy he can be found under the marketplace section. What I noticed when going through the pool of IP's is that while most of them have a fraud score of 0 or close to, there are a couple in there which have straight up 100 fraud score. But I mean these are AT&T Mobile proxies. Is that normal or no?
 
I wanted to update anyone following this thread, the Cookie Bot RPA I have made in AdsPower is very unlikely to have been the issue. I've updated the automation to go to https://antcpt.com/score_detector/ and save a screenshot of the score. And so far, every time it's been 0.9. If anyone has any other ways to check let me know, but this is specifically made for bot detection so I figured it's the most appropriate one.
 
So I've been running a reddit account store for OFM purposes for about a month or two prior to the elections. We all expected some sort of a ban wave during that time, but it seems as though it hasn't stopped.

I've optimized everything I can about my processes, yet I get ALL of my accounts banned on a daily basis. I used to create the accounts fresh using a gmail and without farming cookies prior. Now I create them using a jailbroken iphone, verify the mail, age them before logging into them on PC, farm cookies on the browser prior to logging in, and then start. Once they're on PC, they last a day or two but eventually every single one gets banned.

I use a private mobile proxy provider, rotate between accounts, I use hotmails for registering. What else is there to do? How are people getting any accounts out now?

I do use a automated cookie farm RPA bot that I created, which may be part of the issue maybe?

My warmup is 3 comments first day, 3 comments and 3 posts 2nd day and then keep it at 3 comments and 3 posts going forward. Should I slow down my warmup process?

Any tips are much appreciated, or even start a discussion here. Reddit is getting impossible
How was the store doing ? I know a few guys in the industry and they are going wild over reddit accounts and reliable sources of them? Have you tried just using Proxies and manual labour?
 
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