Solution for recent wave bans REDDIT (OFM)

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Its clear Reddit has up'd its security immensely.
In regards to doing OFM marketing, I want to build a thread here of discussions in to how we can work with the platform to market organically to avoid bans.

Im thinking of setting up accs from my mobile phone to increase trust score.
 
Reddit’s definitely cracking down hard! Creating accounts from a mobile device can help, but also try warming them up with regular engagement before promoting anything. Aged accounts and human-like activity (comments, upvotes, etc.) can reduce ban risk. What other strategies are you considering?
 
Yes dealing with bans even on accounts making OFM posts manually.

my setup: dolphin anti, purchased accounts (1000+ post karma, 100+ comment karma, 1 year age minimum), Miami 4G mobile proxy (5 minute rotation), redgifs link posts.

manual old reddit posting & new GUI posting are both causing bans. Bans typically come within a period of time after making posts.

Need to figure this out asap
 
Avoid linking your profile to your model OF quickly, wait 7-10 days before doing that, if you are doing it too early it can mark your account as spam
 
Avoid linking your profile to your model OF quickly, wait 7-10 days before doing that, if you are doing it too early it can mark your account as spam
Recently purchased accounts (1k PK,100 CK) with no outbound or social links on profile are getting banned within 10 link submissions in NSFW. Can I as what is your actual standard set of procedures for warming up purchased accounts without cookies before making post submissions?
 
Recently purchased accounts (1k PK,100 CK) with no outbound or social links on profile are getting banned within 10 link submissions in NSFW. Can I as what is your actual standard set of procedures for warming up purchased accounts without cookies before making post submissions?
reddit has a huge flag on accounts being opened from new devices, as there have been many hacks targeting old accounts. so, they are cracking down on these
just make sure to be as patient as possible with bought accounts to show reddit that you haven't stolen or hacked them. Give it at least 10 days before going hard on it
 
reddit has a huge flag on accounts being opened from new devices, as there have been many hacks targeting old accounts. so, they are cracking down on these
just make sure to be as patient as possible with bought accounts to show reddit that you haven't stolen or hacked them. Give it at least 10 days before going hard on it
got it, I believe that is the reason for the bans
 
They clockin’ everything now, even subtle patterns in posting behavior
 
Its clear Reddit has up'd its security immensely.
In regards to doing OFM marketing, I want to build a thread here of discussions in to how we can work with the platform to market organically to avoid bans.

Im thinking of setting up accs from my mobile phone to increase trust score.
Using your own mobile or local proxy definitly makes results better but getting shadowbanned is inevitable...
 
Reddit is planning to monetize the exclusive content later this year no wonder they are fighting all "bad actors" trying to redirect the traffic to other platforms.
Battles for the user's attention will happen more often and will remain a common thing. This allows newer platforms with fewer restrictions to strive. Until then you have to struggle.
 
Recently purchased accounts (1k PK,100 CK) with no outbound or social links on profile are getting banned within 10 link submissions in NSFW. Can I as what is your actual standard set of procedures for warming up purchased accounts without cookies before making post submissions?
May I ask where you buy your accounts?
 
Yeah honestly, I find that buying accounts is a waste. Just warm your own. If you can't manage to build your own accounts from scratch and warm them up properly, chances are you're going to ruin a purchased account.
 
As you mentioned, setting up an account with your phone is a smart move, as Reddit trusts more mobile generated accounts. When you start a new account, make sure to get involved slowly: leave comments, get involved in discussions, and avoid spam in the first few weeks.
Building organic trust and engagement on Reddit can take time,
 
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