Do you want to work on Reddit? Read how to do it

[lucax3]

"This forum is now full of scavengers (read this post: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-everything-about-warmup-reddit-account-ofm.1684799/),
and agencies that, as Rakzs said yesterday, try to give you false information just to sell you some service later. It's truly pathetic!!


Do you need to work on Reddit (not just play around, so skip this if you just want to create an account) for NSFW accounts or posting links? Here's what you need:

1. A computer (if you're using a phone, you're not working on Reddit).
2. An anti-detection browser – if you still don't get it, thanks to fingerprint switching, it emulates a new device. Incogniton, MoreLogin, OctoBrowser, AdsPower – any of them work.
3. Important: Rotating mobile or residential proxies – as someone said, the best ones are the most expensive because they're used less by others.

How to start:​

• Create your account, pick a target subreddit (preferably where you want to work), browse some posts, and drop your first comment.
  • If the account gets banned, restart the process.
  • If it survives, create another account and repeat.
• The next day, keep commenting randomly until you reach 50 comment karma.

If you earned the karma in the subreddit where you want to work, you're ready to post after about 10 days.
If you earned it elsewhere, start "warming up" the target subreddit for 10 days with random comments.

That's it!!​

The hardest part of this job is getting karma. Personally, I buy accounts with 50-100 karma because, given the high cost of proxies, it's cheaper to buy them than to make them.
If you buy accounts, make sure they have visible browsing history and not a wiped one. Buy accounts that are only a few days old – they're cheaper. (Typically, an account with 100 karma costs around $10).


Sad to say, but if you want to work with Reddit, you need a minimum investment."

 

[EnviousBlvck]

Each sub has different karma limits based on what they set too.

I know one sub I frequent have their crowd control set to medium or so, meaning new accounts or low karma accounts / low karma from that sub are auto collapsed. I have a 5 day old account with 13 comment karma and just posted a comment and it's not auto collapsed, while I tested when it was 1 day old and it was collapsed

 

[lucax3]

Each sub has different karma limits based on what they set too.

I know one sub I frequent have their crowd control set to medium or so, meaning new accounts or low karma accounts / low karma from that sub are auto collapsed. I have a 5 day old account with 13 comment karma and just posted a comment and it's not auto collapsed, while I tested when it was 1 day old and it was collapsed

Sorry, read carefully. I wrote that to work with NSFW or links, you need to have between 50 and 100 karma, otherwise, you won't be able to work. Where you get the karma or if you buy it, that's another story. I didn't write how to get karma.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

Sorry, read carefully. I wrote that to work with NSFW or links, you need to have between 50 and 100 karma, otherwise, you won't be able to work. Where you get the karma or if you buy it, that's another story. I didn't write how to get karma.

Cool, I'm just adding additional information, no need to be pissy about it.

 

[billythebilly]

it's a smarter approach to just leave your comment in the first day...some people are wasting their time warming it for a whole week to be banned when they finally comment

 

[lucax3]

Cool, I'm just adding additional information, no need to be pissy about it.

This is an interesting post, don't go off-topic. If you're able, create one about how to get comment karma, but stay on topic.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

This is an interesting post, don't go off-topic. If you're able, create one about how to get comment karma, but stay on topic.

This is on topic lmao stop acting pretentious it doesn't help your case. I'm giving solid advice based on my experience so others can ingest that information and form their own opinions and methods.

 

[lucax3]

This is on topic lmao stop acting pretentious it doesn't help your case. I'm giving solid advice based on my experience so others can ingest that information and form their own opinions and methods.

I've already discussed this with you once. I already told you that for many, this is not a game. After 15 days of asking for help, do you think you're an expert? Please, if you want to read and learn, do it, but avoid commenting on my posts.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

Quite funny how every post you make suddenly turns toxic, look inward my guy not everything you say is bible, which is clear based on some misinformation

 

[lucax3]

È abbastanza divertente come ogni post che pubblichi diventi improvvisamente tossico, guarda dentro di te amico mio, non tutto quello che dici è la Bibbia, il che è chiaro in base ad alcune informazioni errate

Ho anche aggiunto un disclaimer per saltare questo post se stai usando Reddit solo per divertimento. Basta leggere i tuoi commenti per capire che seccatura sei. Per favore, smettila di scrivere.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

Ho anche aggiunto un disclaimer per saltare questo post se stai usando Reddit solo per divertimento. Basta leggere i tuoi commenti per capire che seccatura sei. Per favore, smettila di scrivere.

You're just dismissing what I say even though it can be applied to nsfw accounts. The process is the same, idk why you are acting like a child here. Every comment you make is passive aggressive, I just don't understand how someone can be that miserable. Work on yourself and maybe others will respect you and your guides more.

 

[lucax3]

You're just dismissing what I say even though it can be applied to nsfw accounts. The process is the same, idk why you are acting like a child here. Every comment you make is passive aggressive, I just don't understand how someone can be that miserable. Work on yourself and maybe others will respect you and your guides more.

NO COMMENT

 

[hellahoes]

"This forum is now full of scavengers (read this post: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-everything-about-warmup-reddit-account-ofm.1684799/),
and agencies that, as Rakzs said yesterday, try to give you false information just to sell you some service later. It's truly pathetic!!


Do you need to work on Reddit (not just play around, so skip this if you just want to create an account) for NSFW accounts or posting links? Here's what you need:

1. A computer (if you're using a phone, you're not working on Reddit).
2. An anti-detection browser – if you still don't get it, thanks to fingerprint switching, it emulates a new device. Incogniton, MoreLogin, OctoBrowser, AdsPower – any of them work.
3. Important: Rotating mobile or residential proxies – as someone said, the best ones are the most expensive because they're used less by others.

How to start:​

• Create your account, pick a target subreddit (preferably where you want to work), browse some posts, and drop your first comment.
  • If the account gets banned, restart the process.
  • If it survives, create another account and repeat.
• The next day, keep commenting randomly until you reach 50 comment karma.

If you earned the karma in the subreddit where you want to work, you're ready to post after about 10 days.
If you earned it elsewhere, start "warming up" the target subreddit for 10 days with random comments.

That's it!!​

The hardest part of this job is getting karma. Personally, I buy accounts with 50-100 karma because, given the high cost of proxies, it's cheaper to buy them than to make them.
If you buy accounts, make sure they have visible browsing history and not a wiped one. Buy accounts that are only a few days old – they're cheaper. (Typically, an account with 100 karma costs around $10).


Sad to say, but if you want to work with Reddit, you need a minimum investment."

useful tips, but in fact, with them a person will get banned early.

you need to learn a lot of information in order not to get banned, test a bunch of different proxies, configure your browser, understand the behavior of reddit, understand the promotion process, know where reddit is more loyal and that's still not all.

a good reddit tutorial can contain dozens of hours of study.

 

[lucax3]

useful tips, but in fact, with them a person will get banned early.

you need to learn a lot of information in order not to get banned, test a bunch of different proxies, configure your browser, understand the behavior of reddit, understand the promotion process, know where reddit is more loyal and that's still not all.

a good reddit tutorial can contain dozens of hours of study.

• If the account gets banned, restart the process.
• If it survives, create another account and repeat.

 

[Shawerma]

Each sub has different karma limits based on what they set too.

I know one sub I frequent have their crowd control set to medium or so, meaning new accounts or low karma accounts / low karma from that sub are auto collapsed. I have a 5 day old account with 13 comment karma and just posted a comment and it's not auto collapsed, while I tested when it was 1 day old and it was collapsed

when crowd control filters are on they will filter the users who have "not JOINED" the subreddit, the users who have been on the subreddit before and "JOINED" it they will not be affected by it

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

I disagree with the first point. Reddit is less strict on mobile. Of course, if you want to handle tens of accounts, it will be harder to do that on mobile, you'd need more than one cellphone, but the point is: Reddit on desktop is more fragile, it's much easier to be banned

 

[Kevin Peterson]

By the way, I was abide by all TOS reedit but i don’t know why my account restricted. Do you have any solution? For best concern i am a new user on reedit.

 

[lucax3]

I disagree with the first point. Reddit is less strict on mobile. Of course, if you want to handle tens of accounts, it will be harder to do that on mobile, you'd need more than one cellphone, but the point is: Reddit on desktop is more fragile, it's much easier to be banned

I have almost 3000 PURCHASED accounts (so they are more fragile) and I use a bot. My ban rate is 10%.

 

[EnviousBlvck]

when crowd control filters are on they will filter the users who have "not JOINED" the subreddit, the users who have been on the subreddit before and "JOINED" it they will not be affected by it

Are you sure? There must be another setting that affects it because I posted a comment in a sub, not collapsed. A few hours later I posted again, it was collapsed.

I know two users who are subbed to that subreddit that have a ton of negative karma on that sub (one of them admitted to over -2k comment karma) and all of their comments are auto collapsed and the second guys comments don't even show up anymore.

 

[jd.the.man]

A computer (if you're using a phone, you're not working on Reddit).

lol