How I Started Working with Reddit Again in 2025

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Hi everyone, given the many questions, I'll try to explain how I'm managing to work with Reddit in 2025. The system has definitely changed a lot compared to 2024—in fact, you can no longer even afford to just log in and leave comments.
I’ll skip the basic part about browsers and proxies—if you haven’t learned that yet, you should avoid using Reddit.

My setup consists of Reddit accounts aged from one week to a few months, with more than 100 comment karma.

I avoid two things: accounts with post karma because I don’t think they look natural, and old accounts without a visible history, as I believe Reddit always flags them. But that might just be my opinion.

I target the subreddit I want to work in (usually just one per account), start a warming-up action that lasts a week (remember, you need to get the account used to the new cookies and fingerprints), browse various posts, and start voting. After the first week, I begin interacting with people casually by replying to some comments.

From there, I start my action: it shouldn't be constant, but generally like this: 1 day I post a link, two days of warming, and 1 day I post sub-comments. I never post more than 2 links per week per account, links referring to other social media.

The same approach is working for adult accounts as well. Good luck to everyone!
 
Thats nice and what type of links are you promoting ? Affiliate links ? Also do you get enough traffic from posting just 2 links per week ?
 
Various links, but sorry, I didn’t mention that I only post 2 links per week.
 
I confirm, this is the correct procedure to work on Reddit today with links and NSFW.
 
Hi everyone, given the many questions, I'll try to explain how I'm managing to work with Reddit in 2025. The system has definitely changed a lot compared to 2024—in fact, you can no longer even afford to just log in and leave comments.
I’ll skip the basic part about browsers and proxies—if you haven’t learned that yet, you should avoid using Reddit.

My setup consists of Reddit accounts aged from one week to a few months, with more than 100 comment karma.

I avoid two things: accounts with post karma because I don’t think they look natural, and old accounts without a visible history, as I believe Reddit always flags them. But that might just be my opinion.

I target the subreddit I want to work in (usually just one per account), start a warming-up action that lasts a week (remember, you need to get the account used to the new cookies and fingerprints), browse various posts, and start voting. After the first week, I begin interacting with people casually by replying to some comments.

From there, I start my action: it shouldn't be constant, but generally like this: 1 day I post a link, two days of warming, and 1 day I post sub-comments. I never post more than 2 links per week per account, links referring to other social media.

The same approach is working for adult accounts as well. Good luck to everyone!
I'll use this as testimony to others who are still doing it wrong and not adapting to Reddit's updates.
 
I'll use this as testimony to others who are still doing it wrong and not adapting to Reddit's updates.
In 10 minutes, you opened 3 different posts—do you realize that this isn’t your case? Your problem is that you’re using a bot that’s likely misconfigured. And if I’m not mistaken, I read that you’re using 15 IPs for 900 accounts? You still haven’t understood how Reddit works
 
Nice, it's good to know people are getting back to Reddit one of the best organic traffic sites.

2025 is beautiful, hopeful..
 
In 10 minutes, you opened 3 different posts—do you realize that this isn’t your case? Your problem is that you’re using a bot that’s likely misconfigured. And if I’m not mistaken, I read that you’re using 15 IPs for 900 accounts? You still haven’t understood how Reddit works
Sorry I understood the ratio of proxy to account, but I'm not the one spending on it, i'm just a worker.
 
In 10 minutes, you opened 3 different posts—do you realize that this isn’t your case? Your problem is that you’re using a bot that’s likely misconfigured. And if I’m not mistaken, I read that you’re using 15 IPs for 900 accounts? You still haven’t understood how Reddit works
Most of my posts reflect what I genuinely need to get others' thoughts on, but at the same time, I want to reach 100 posts so I can purchase the Jr. VIP.
 
Solid advice as far as Reddit strategies go. Would direct some users here if they need it.
 
Perfect Strategy; looking to try it; do you have any leads to sellers of good aged accounts with Comment Karma ?
 
Perfect Strategy; looking to try it; do you have any leads to sellers of good aged accounts with Comment Karma ?
Buying old accounts is risky. As I told you, buy young accounts with comment karma (at least 100). They must have a visible history.
 
Hi everyone, given the many questions, I'll try to explain how I'm managing to work with Reddit in 2025. The system has definitely changed a lot compared to 2024—in fact, you can no longer even afford to just log in and leave comments.
I’ll skip the basic part about browsers and proxies—if you haven’t learned that yet, you should avoid using Reddit.

My setup consists of Reddit accounts aged from one week to a few months, with more than 100 comment karma.

I avoid two things: accounts with post karma because I don’t think they look natural, and old accounts without a visible history, as I believe Reddit always flags them. But that might just be my opinion.

I target the subreddit I want to work in (usually just one per account), start a warming-up action that lasts a week (remember, you need to get the account used to the new cookies and fingerprints), browse various posts, and start voting. After the first week, I begin interacting with people casually by replying to some comments.

From there, I start my action: it shouldn't be constant, but generally like this: 1 day I post a link, two days of warming, and 1 day I post sub-comments. I never post more than 2 links per week per account, links referring to other social media.

The same approach is working for adult accounts as well. Good luck to everyone!
Thanks for sharing! Could you share the light on the "I’ll skip the basic part about browsers and proxies—if you haven’t learned that yet, you should avoid using Reddit." - or at least where to read about and maybe you could recommend the exact proxy you use? As I've tried different browsers and proxies, but never succedded with the new accounts. As for the purchased accounts it us 50 vs 50.
 
The same question from me. If someone finds a good and cheap service - please let me know too. Thanks!
Someone can tell you where to buy accounts, can tell you the browser, but they will never share their proxies because you both use them for Reddit, and that means risking bans.
 
You insist on saying you want to buy old accounts, today I got confirmation from another seller that 90% of old accounts are flagged, why do you keep insisting on wanting to buy old accounts?
 
You insist on saying you want to buy old accounts, today I got confirmation from another seller that 90% of old accounts are flagged, why do you keep insisting on wanting to buy old accounts?
He may have other reasons why he wants old accounts, which are not disclosed here.
 
He may have other reasons why he wants old accounts, which are not disclosed here.
I don't think you read what I wrote carefully, what could be the reason? Throwing money away?
 
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