My Reddit Account Creation Process

[TheMarquis]

I have a lot of websites like Etsy Pinterest that don't offer me to accept their cookies. Or Insta and FB for which you have to log in.

Do you have any solutions?

Move over on similar sites. The idea is to grow a cookie base.

 

[CPANathan]

That's Classified.

On a serious note, you can try a search on the forum. You may find the needed information regarding the Gmail creation.
Otherwise, there are enough sellers on the forum who are selling Gmail emails.

Cheers!
M

Bless you, I nearly went into a deal with someone cutting my price by a third; couldn't get a drop of information out of him regarding everything in this thread.

Bring back bullying time wasters, this really is out of my comfort zone.

 

[sonnykk]

This is the way I create Reddit accounts in 2025. The accounts made since January 2025 though this method are still alive. I use my Windows 10 laptop and top-notch 4G proxies for this process. I prefer Incogniton as my anti-detect browser, but any similar software works as long as it matches the proxy's country/state, date, and time. There are no other major tweaks (I use the default ones).

Initial Setup​

1. I set the proxy OS spoofing to match my laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit).
2. I configure a new profile in my anti-detect browser.

Browser Configuration​

1. I start by building a cookie profile:
   • I visit major social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) and accept their cookies.
   • I then browse various websites based on my future account's persona (news, sports, perfume, car sites, etc.). I accept their cookies, too.
   • The goal is to create a browsing history with 30-50 visited sites + cookies from each site.
2. Once I've built a sufficient history, I log into my Gmail account. For this, I use my own created Gmails.

Reddit Account Creation​

1. I begin searching for trending topics (e.g., "iPhone 16E").
2. On Google, I search: "iPhone 16E" + "Reddit"
3. I access Reddit, which detects my Gmail account, but I don't log in yet.
4. I scroll through the Reddit thread, then return to Google search results.
5. I click on another Reddit link and read the top comments. Being a trending topic, there should be more than one Reddit links.
6. I attempt to like the top comment, which prompts me to sign up.
7. I create an account using my Gmail.
8. After signing up, I return and like the top comment.

Account Warmup​

1. I scroll through Reddit for a while (opening pictures, videos) without much interaction on the first day (no likes or comments).
2. After 12-24 hours, I search for small or niche subreddits that interest me.
3. I sub-comment (First times I only reply to the other comments, I don't comment to the main post) on a new post (Sort by Top > Now) in a subreddit that isn't heavily moderated.
4. I avoid commenting or creating threads in large subreddits like News to prevent instant bans.

Important Notes​

• I always aim to act like a human, not a bot. Scrolling alone isn't enough; interaction is key.
• I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com.

Good luck with that & have a nice Friday!

M

do you sell accounts?

 

[TheMarquis]

do you sell accounts?

I don't sell accounts, but I highly recommend you to open an WTB or HAF thread.
All the best!

 

[jasondenzer]

What if you need to transfer an account that is somewhat warmed towards a different AntiDetect browser provider? Do you need to clear cookies first before you start transferring? And should you restart the warming process when transferring to a different browser profile?

 

[M4DM4X]

Thanks for the guide! You can automate cookie collection. I have such a bot that scrapes google trends then searches as you do and visits those websites. Saves browser profiles with cookies. Surfs around with them during normal waking hours daily.

Question: I’ve never seen a proxy with OS spoofing. Will you elaborate on this? Is this actually TCP/IP fingerprint masking? And how are you achieving it?

Thanks

Hey mate does your bot also clicks on the popup to accept cookies? I am in EU and we get this kind of pop-ups for almost all sites.
If you don't click on them how can you save cookies since there won't be any, if I am not wrong. Thanks

 

[Deleted member 731332]

Hey mate does your bot also clicks on the popup to accept cookies? I am in EU and we get this kind of pop-ups for almost all sites.
If you don't click on them how can you save cookies since there won't be any, if I am not wrong. Thanks

It’s not necessary to actually click a pop up to accept cookies. That’s only for people.

I don’t want to derail this thread with off topic chatter though so I won’t respond directly to more questions about my stuff or programming.

 

[M4DM4X]

It’s not necessary to actually click a pop up to accept cookies

In the US maybe, not in the EU.

 

[mikeymikel]

Can you explain this step how your browser mathces the proxy and how to verify this?

I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com

Thanks in advance

 

[ProxyPapa]

Very helpful. What the success rate, are your account in action and still alive now?

 

[TheMarquis]

Very helpful. What the success rate, are your account in action and still alive now?

Thanks!
The success rate is still 100% (the accounts were made in Jan and Feb this year and those are still alive).

 

[redditpower]

Awesome method, I will give it a try.

 

[BlackStar81]

I would say that this is useful information.
I really liked everything.

 

[TheMarquis]

Awesome method, I will give it a try.

You should do it. Good luck!

I would say that this is useful information.
I really liked everything.

My pleasure & good luck!

 

[jasondenzer]

Another question I have for you. Does having a higher CQS matter? Like I heard a lot of subreddits tend to ban users with LOWEST or LOW cqs. What are your thoughts on checking CQS?

 

[TheMarquis]

Another question I have for you. Does having a higher CQS matter? Like I heard a lot of subreddits tend to ban users with LOWEST or LOW cqs. What are your thoughts on checking CQS?

Let's say I wouldn't focus too much on CQS. Some people even speculated that CQS could be actually a trap for the farmed accounts.

The idea of this thread is to create an account that looks as close as possible to a genuine one, so that a distinction between it and a real one is as ambiguous as possible. I suppose, for the regular John Doe, CQS is not a concern at all.

The best thing you can do is to test all the paths and see what it works, and for what price.

 

[Deleted member 731332]

Let's say I wouldn't focus too much on CQS. Some people even speculated that CQS could be actually a trap for the farmed accounts.

The idea of this thread is to create an account that looks as close as possible to a genuine one, so that a distinction between it and a real one is as ambiguous as possible. I suppose, for the regular John Doe, CQS is not a concern at all.

The best thing you can do is to test all the paths and see what it works, and for what price.

Interesting take that CQS is a trap. It’s plausible. Thanks for the insight

 

[jasondenzer]

Yeah that makes sense. CQS can cause people to be suspicious and leave behind a post history trail. What about if made a private subreddit and coded an automoderator to respond to a CQS checking thread in that subreddit? The reason I started using a private CQS tracker is because a lot of subreddits tend to filter based on CQS and all it takes is just ONE removed comment/post for a lowest CQS + account with New User badge then kaboom it's gone. I'm not using any bot. It's all human.

 

[TheMarquis]

What about if made a private subreddit and coded an automoderator to respond to a CQS checking thread in that subreddit?

At the first glance, that private subreddit will be an even-focused trap. You will check all your accs there, so if it's really a trap, all of the checked accounts will be connected together, flagged and potentially banned in bulk later.

You have good ideas, so I highly recommend you to test them.

 

[Gauth"]

When I import the cookies I created on one profile to a second profile that I duplicated via a JSON file and then check the cookies on my second profile, they are indeed all displayed but all show 0KB (which makes sense since I haven’t actually visited the sites with this profile).

Do you think this could be an issue or that Reddit could detect this and, as a result, ban the account more easily?

I’m not sure if I’m being clear…