[METHOD] Everything about warmup reddit account OFM

[Socioapo]

excellent guideline! hope, this will help us to avoid shadowban. thanks OP

Thank you, I'm here to discuss whatever you need

 

[Rakzs]

I agree with some things.

I am directly speaking to people who want to start sharing NSFW content.

The normal approach for someone in content promotion is to want to start posting right away. Since NSFW content is very sensitive, Reddit is very strict with accounts.

Folks, CQS matters because if you don’t want to get banned, you should keep it at least at a moderate level.

I speak from personal experience, as not everyone has the common sense to behave like “a normal user.”

I work directly on NSFW (both porn and OFM accounts too. Everything I'm saying still stands. I made 15 accounts in the last 2 weeks and none are banned, already have decent karma too.

Yes of course Reddit keeps an account trust score on their backend, but checking it on the subreddit known for checking it that no normal user would use? That would be even more suspicious. You don't need to check the CQS. If CQS is a score to see a users trust then simply behave in a way that you would seem normal and there you go.

If someone doesn't have the basic common sense to behave like a normal user, they shouldn't work on anything.

 

[moonshine7000]

I work directly on NSFW (both porn and OFM accounts too. Everything I'm saying still stands. I made 15 accounts in the last 2 weeks and none are banned, already have decent karma too.

Yes of course Reddit keeps an account trust score on their backend, but checking it on the subreddit known for checking it that no normal user would use? That would be even more suspicious. You don't need to check the CQS. If CQS is a score to see a users trust then simply behave in a way that you would seem normal and there you go.

If someone doesn't have the basic common sense to behave like a normal user, they shouldn't work on anything.

That statement is true because I monitor these flaggers and their tactics on a daily basis

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheseFuckingAccounts/comments/1e6ssa6/hundreds_of_bots_all_posting_in_the_same_check

Checking CQS is a spam trap

 

[Rakzs]

That statement is true because I monitor these flaggers and their tactics on a daily basis

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheseFuckingAccounts/comments/1e6ssa6/hundreds_of_bots_all_posting_in_the_same_check

Checking CQS is a spam trap

Exactly, I'm glad to see other people realise this too. It's an easy way to trap noobs.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

I forgot to mention the proxies.


Be careful with that; you should always have one proxy per account.


Reddit does not allow having more than one account per IP.

Reddit does allow more than one account per IP, but they are now "linked", so if one gets sub banned or perma banned, the other will also get the same treatment.

 

[lucax3]

" just hope that a newcomer doesn't read this guide and doesn't listen to you. It almost feels like I'm in a beginners' forum, you guys are hilarious.

 

[one_sec]

To be frank, none of this warmup phase is needed. Your other information is good but this type of warmup is unnecessary nonsense.

Do you think some normal users aren't signing up and posting or commenting right away? Do you think normal reddit users need to "warm up" their account to start using it?

Exactly. I saw accounts post the same day they were created. Like literally the first action they do is a post and they get tons of karma. So I don't think all that warming up for week is necessary.

There is some catch probably regarding proxy and antidetect. Also maybe with the behaviour but again I don't think upvoting and scrolling for days matters.

 

[Rakzs]

" just hope that a newcomer doesn't read this guide and doesn't listen to you. It almost feels like I'm in a beginners' forum, you guys are hilarious.

Sometimes it feels like these are other agencies trying to sabotage competition and waste their time lol. Or maybe people who want to act as a guru so when they cause others to fail with their free info then they can upsell to them.

 

[lucax3]

Sometimes it feels like these are other agencies trying to sabotage competition and waste their time lol. Or maybe people who want to act as a guru so when they cause others to fail with their free info then they can upsell to them.

I think the same because being ignorant at this level is impossible.

 

[jasondenzer]

Though I don't know about others you said but I know that it seems like Reddit's algorithm focuses so heavily on commenting activity. Comments seem to be more important than posts. A lot of times when I register for a new account and make a post, if it gets in the spam queue, Reddit shadowbans my account.

 

[mr430430]

Complete Guide to Avoiding Bans on Reddit

Over the past few months, I’ve been studying Reddit intensively and facing multiple bans and shadowbans for seemingly no reason. To prevent this from happening to you, I’ve developed an effective account warming technique.





Here’s the complete guide to keeping your account active and unrestricted.


1. Understanding CQS (Contributor Quality Score)

CQS is a key factor in your Reddit account’s reputation. It does not depend solely on upvotes received but rather on your overall activity.

Important CQS rules:


- Reddit values comments more than posts because mass-posting can be automated, while commenting requires real interaction.


- Accounts with many upvotes only on posts and no interaction in comments are suspicious and may get penalized.


- Giving upvotes doesn’t help at all in account warming. You can build a strong profile without giving a single upvote.


- If you want to give upvotes, do it minimally to avoid looking automated. For every 15 posts you view, give at most 1 upvote.


2. Be Careful with New or Purchased Accounts


New Accounts:


If you don’t have the budget to buy an account, you can create and warm up one yourself. The process is repetitive, but it works.


Warming-up schedule:


- Day 1: Just browse Reddit for at least 15 minutes. Do not interact.


- Day 2: Continue browsing for 15 minutes, but now you can comment up to 2 times and add a brief profile description. Follow up to 5 SFW (Safe For Work) subreddits.


- Day 3: Increase your time on Reddit and interactions. Comment 3 to 4 times, add a profile picture, and follow more subreddits. You can now enable NSFW.


- Day 4: Comment 4 to 6 times, follow more subreddits, and add a banner to your profile. Update your bio with something more detailed.


- Day 5: Comment 5 to 7 times and follow more subreddits.


- Day 6: Comment 6 to 8 times and follow more subreddits.


- Day 7: Comment 7 to 10 times and follow more subreddits.


You can speed this up to 3 days if you’re confident in your method, but 7 days ensure a solid and authentic history.

Purchased Accounts:


The quality of the purchased account can determine whether you’ll get banned or not.


Avoid accounts that:


- Have many upvotes only on posts and very few on comments.


- Haven’t engaged in comments for a long time.


Choose accounts that:


- Have recent comments (no more than 2 weeks old at the time of purchase).


Warming-up process for purchased accounts:


- If the account is from a different country, spend 3 days just browsing before commenting.


- Save posts and videos to mimic human behavior.


- If the account has recent activity, you can start commenting on day 3, gradually increasing engagement until day 5.


3. Daily Warming Routine


I know people making $25,000/month who lose accounts simply because they skip this step.


Reddit hates accounts that are only used for promotion, so you need to act like a regular user.


What you should do daily:


- Spend at least 15 minutes on Reddit.


- Comment regularly, but don’t overdo it.


- You don’t need to post—just engage in comments.


4. Posting (Avoid Looking Like a Bot)



If you spam posts (e.g., 10 in a row), Reddit will penalize your account.


Tips for posting safely:


- Leave gaps between posts (at least 3 minutes).


- Read each subreddit’s rules before posting.


- Avoid automated posting patterns—vary your content.


- Add captions that match your image or video to make posts more natural and engaging.


5. How to Check Your CQS



If you’ve read this far, congrats! Now you’ll learn how to check your CQS.



Simply search “CQS” on Reddit and look for posts with lots of comments.


Or, use this direct link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/phcareers/comments/1ag5xpq/cqs_checker_dedicated_thread

If I missed any key points, let me know in the comments!

Thanks for the info bro!

I’m just getting into the industry, and I consider myself a logical, switched-on thinker. I’ve been reading a lot of forums where people seem to struggle with Reddit and run into various issues. Do you think this is mostly due to people rushing in without a proper strategy, or is it genuinely difficult to pull off successfully?

I recently purchased 10 aged accounts (6 months old) and linked them to Gmail accounts that are over two years old. I’ve been warming them up by staying active for about 15 minutes a day all the accounts are on seperate proxies in dolphin anti browser. I have been scrolling, upvoting, and gradually easing into commenting after three days. I will start farming comments then start posting in meme pages etc to build karma before using it for promotion.

Would love to get your opinion

 

[jd.the.man]

I forgot to mention the proxies.


Be careful with that; you should always have one proxy per account.


Reddit does not allow having more than one account per IP.

Not if its a mobile proxy then you can connect the proxy to multiple accounts but you should have one account open at a time

better proxy connection guide here

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...ultiple-reddit-accounts.1542606/post-18877905

 

[OliviaSongh]

I work directly on NSFW (both porn and OFM accounts too. Everything I'm saying still stands. I made 15 accounts in the last 2 weeks and none are banned, already have decent karma too.

Yes of course Reddit keeps an account trust score on their backend, but checking it on the subreddit known for checking it that no normal user would use? That would be even more suspicious. You don't need to check the CQS. If CQS is a score to see a users trust then simply behave in a way that you would seem normal and there you go.

If someone doesn't have the basic common sense to behave like a normal user, they shouldn't work on anything.

Can you PM please I have a question I wnt to ask about creating the reddit accounts.
Thank you.

 

[Socioapo]

" just hope that a newcomer doesn't read this guide and doesn't listen to you. It almost feels like I'm in a beginners' forum, you guys are hilarious.

Here, you'll find all kinds of people—beginners, advanced users, and the curious. I'm here with good intentions. I can remove the reference I made to Reddit, but that would only make things harder for people.


My goal is to help. When people say you should just act normally, they limit possibilities because not everyone uses Reddit or knows how to act "normally," which gives no guarantees at all.


Here, I demonstrate a simple and practical method without errors. Reddit doesn’t check if you regularly monitor your CQS—that's just for your own assurance. One solution to this would be deleting a comment that affected your CQS so you can comment again. And no, Reddit won’t punish you for deleting one comment among many. Keep in mind that regular users also delete comments.


Since many like to criticize, feel free to suggest a simpler way to teach those who need help in this field. I'm here to learn as well, without any prejudice. However, if I see something I disagree with, I'll be here to refute it.

 

[Socioapo]

Exactly. I saw accounts post the same day they were created. Like literally the first action they do is a post and they get tons of karma. So I don't think all that warming up for week is necessary.

There is some catch probably regarding proxy and antidetect. Also maybe with the behaviour but again I don't think upvoting and scrolling for days matters.

If we stop to look, you're right, most of you are right. The point here is, we're all different, I hope you understand that, being different we need at least a solid base to stand on.

Anyone who follows in my footsteps is unlikely to get banned. (I'm not saying it's guaranteed because there are other factors such as the IP being on the blacklist or things like that).

 

[Socioapo]

Thanks for the info bro!

I’m just getting into the industry, and I consider myself a logical, switched-on thinker. I’ve been reading a lot of forums where people seem to struggle with Reddit and run into various issues. Do you think this is mostly due to people rushing in without a proper strategy, or is it genuinely difficult to pull off successfully?

I recently purchased 10 aged accounts (6 months old) and linked them to Gmail accounts that are over two years old. I’ve been warming them up by staying active for about 15 minutes a day all the accounts are on seperate proxies in dolphin anti browser. I have been scrolling, upvoting, and gradually easing into commenting after three days. I will start farming comments then start posting in meme pages etc to build karma before using it for promotion.

Would love to get your opinion

Yes, you're doing the right thing by doing that.


I'm not sure if I mentioned the issue of Reddit account history.
You should focus only on accounts with a stable history of comments.


One thing that would change in your warming-up process is upvoting. You can give upvotes, but not too many.
And one more thing—remember to be careful with upvoting. Bots are usually the ones doing excessive upvoting. If you happen to give too many upvotes across different subreddits too quickly, you could be mistaken for a bot and get banned.

 

[Socioapo]

Not if its a mobile proxy then you can connect the proxy to multiple accounts but you should have one account open at a time

better proxy connection guide here

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-use-4g-proxy-for-managing-multiple-reddit-accounts.1542606/post-18877905

I'll be honest. I don't know for sure if this is true. I'll read that post and share my opinion here.

 

[mr430430]

Yes, you're doing the right thing by doing that.


I'm not sure if I mentioned the issue of Reddit account history.
You should focus only on accounts with a stable history of comments.


One thing that would change in your warming-up process is upvoting. You can give upvotes, but not too many.
And one more thing—remember to be careful with upvoting. Bots are usually the ones doing excessive upvoting. If you happen to give too many upvotes across different subreddits too quickly, you could be mistaken for a bot and get banned.

Thanks for getting back to me, i have nearly had all my accounts banned ahahha! could be i was doing too many upvotes or it could be bad proxies i was only using static residential ones. I have now got 2 real phones where i will be running 2 reddit accounts to make sure i get an understanding on if it was the proxies or my actions. Hopefully i can get a better understanding now knowing my IP wont be the issue. I need to still figure out a system that works properly. What Proxies do you run?

 

[Leo_Agency]

Nice

 

[Uiyniasd569872]

i would like to add there is extensions in which you can mass delete your comments or posts, in case you made alot, and got banned. reddit might be able to uses you old comments posts against newer ones you made, also prevents other users from being nosey and responding to your comments you made months ago and going on a "reporting spree" i had that happened where months later you made a post and someone responded for some reason. also with reddits spam/bot filters, they heavily scrutinized any comments, and also which sub your commenting is important(controversial ones are more likely to auto-delete and ban you from the sub, and you can accidentally comment on the same banne dsub with a new one. those subs are very prone to banning a innocuous, or non violating comment, if the MODS are moody that day.