My Reddit Account Creation Process

[TOR SEO]

appreciate your best share OP @TheMarquis . now the fun part is few months later someone published new ebooks called stealth reddit account creation method 100% bypass you never seen before

 

[Ryan_2]

This is a well written guide, thanks mate.

 

[pazuzun]

following this process i made 10 accounts same kind of proxies and new gmail accounts but 4 were suspended and the other still alive, the suspensions from reddit somewhat look random at some point

 

[xanaIDE]

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.

I always saw people recommending to browse other websites and build some history, but how can the website we are targeting (Reddit in your case) know you have history and cookies from other websites?

 

[RedditDudette]

following this process i made 10 accounts same kind of proxies and new gmail accounts but 4 were suspended and the other still alive, the suspensions from reddit somewhat look random at some point

Im having the same results. I did a test with 15. 4 got banned almost immediately, 2 got banned after about a week. Ive lost about 3-4 more accounts trying to push more comments but I've done the same for others. Not a lot of rhyme or reason for anything.

 

[TheMarquis]

How long does it take for an account to be warm enough to the point where no matter how many times you use a low quality proxy or VPN or multiple deleted/removed comments/posts won't toast your account? I have a 3 year old Reddit account and it has a lowest CQS. I delete and my comments and posts very often. I have a few removed posts. I use a VPN on that account. Yet for some reason, the account has not been hit with Reddit's spam filters.

How long do you reckon it would take for a new account to be nearly impossible to get autobanned by Reddit filters?

I don't have this information and, to be fair, I don't think any account will be ban proof, no matter how old or warmed it is. If you trigger the spam filter (there are many ways) or if a zealous admin catch you spam the site, your account is on risk.

hey, which 4g proxies supplier do you use, would appreciate if you shared

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However, if you are looking into something more personalized, I would highly suggest opening a WTB/HAF instead; Read the section(s) rules, specify all of your requirements inside and you will get the BEST OF. Cheers!

appreciate your best share OP @TheMarquis . now the fun part is few months later someone published new ebooks called stealth reddit account creation method 100% bypass you never seen before

My pleasure!

Since I have not invented the wheel and most of the stuff I learned from here (I just invested my time and tested a lot), I find that sharing with the other members here will be a good thing. That's said, I will not be upset if John Doe will bring some bread on his/her table, by reselling some of the information posted in this thread (which, by the way, can be improved a lot, since everything is in dynamic).

This is a well written guide, thanks mate.

My pleasure!

I always saw people recommending to browse other websites and build some history, but how can the website we are targeting (Reddit in your case) know you have history and cookies from other websites?

It's nothing certain. According to my tests, an empty profile (antidetect or even a real browser, on a real computer) is soon banned. I tried it many times, trying different ways, and the result was the same: A browser with history and cookies will do it better than an empty/fresh one.

Not 100% out of context, but near it; you should take a look at this article, to make an idea what we have now and what the future may bring: https://www.heise.de/en/news/O2-wants-to-identify-customers-on-behalf-of-third-parties-10304285.html - What I want to say is that, even I don't have any proofs, I suspect that they may have some access to our stuff. Not on the raw content, but on something like a hidden/blurred index of our browsing history (again, I just suspect that).

LE: Here is a thread about the link above: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/does-this-effectively-render-proxies-meaningless.1692907/

following this process i made 10 accounts same kind of proxies and new gmail accounts but 4 were suspended and the other still alive, the suspensions from reddit somewhat look random at some point

Im having the same results. I did a test with 15. 4 got banned almost immediately, 2 got banned after about a week. Ive lost about 3-4 more accounts trying to push more comments but I've done the same for others. Not a lot of rhyme or reason for anything.

What kind of actions have you done there? Did you, somehow, tied your banned accounts with the alive ones? It's there any pattern in your actions (like commenting the same stuff, liking the same number of random users, commenting on foreign subs with a bad accent so the native ones somehow flagged your accounts as not native)?

There are many ways for them to catch a farmed account. After all, you deal with a big company, with a big budget. The goal of this thread is to show you how to make "their work" hard, and to stay under the radar. But even that, there is no 100% guarantee. Also, as the humans, Reddit spam bots may do mistakes, too.

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Sorry for my late replies.

Have a nice Friday and Weekend, and don't forget:

Friday Party ON!

 

[jasondenzer]

Thank-you for the reply. What I mean by Reddit proof is an account will not be automatically shadowbanned by Reddit. It seems like fairly aged accounts with some post history are immune to this. Obviously if you spam a lot Reddit admins will manually catch you eventually. For new accounts or unwarmed accounts it seems like 1 removed post/comment instantly triggers the automatic shadowban.

 

[Beklink]

well-written guide mate.

Wanted to ask, how long do these accounts usually last for you?

 

[TheMarquis]

well-written guide mate.

Wanted to ask, how long do these accounts usually last for you?

My pleasure. Everything I created since January (by following the exact steps mentioned in this guide) is 100% alive. On few of them I got tempo banned on some subs, but because I was zealous to post some annoying stuff (this is also a thing a normal user would do), but the accounts are up.
I am focusing on creating a few accounts and grow them as natural as possible.

 

[Beklink]

My pleasure. Everything I created since January (by following the exact steps mentioned in this guide) is 100% alive. On few of them I got tempo banned on some subs, but because I was zealous to post some annoying stuff (this is also a thing a normal user would do), but the accounts are up.
I am focusing on creating a few accounts and grow them as natural as possible.

You use these accounts for normal activity like upvote/comments or you actually post/comment with links? I am asking this because in the past i had aged reddit accounts that i was using for posting/upvoting but the moment i started posting links they got banned

 

[TheMarquis]

You use these accounts for normal activity like upvote/comments or you actually post/comment with links? I am asking this because in the past i had aged reddit accounts that i was using for posting/upvoting but the moment i started posting links they got banned

I first create them, grow them for a few weeks (upvotes, downvotes, comments - regular activity) and after that start to post my stuff. I try to do some activity (5-10 minutes) on each account (max) 3-4 days interval per account.

 

[Beklink]

I first create them, grow them for a few weeks (upvotes, downvotes, comments - regular activity) and after that start to post my stuff. I try to do some activity (5-10 minutes) on each account (max) 3-4 days interval per account.

Thank you very much for answering my questions, just one more haha, your current accounts that are still not banned, you still growing these or you already started posting links?

 

[TheMarquis]

Thank you very much for answering my questions, just one more haha, your current accounts that are still not banned, you still growing these or you already started posting links?

No problem.
I start posting my stuff since February, and those are still alive.

 

[jasondenzer]

My pleasure. Everything I created since January (by following the exact steps mentioned in this guide) is 100% alive. On few of them I got tempo banned on some subs, but because I was zealous to post some annoying stuff (this is also a thing a normal user would do), but the accounts are up.
I am focusing on creating a few accounts and grow them as natural as possible.

Being temp-banned or even banned in specific subreddits isn't the problem. Being shadowbanned by an automated system is what most of us BHWers are complaining about. I've personally used this setup and accounts are mostly alive after less than a month.

Moral of the story: Avoid any subreddits that have filters you suspect you won't be able to reach ie CQS/comment karma thresholds. I pick really niche subreddits to warm accounts.

 

[RedditDudette]

I first create them, grow them for a few weeks (upvotes, downvotes, comments - regular activity) and after that start to post my stuff. I try to do some activity (5-10 minutes) on each account (max) 3-4 days interval per account.

Do you mind sharing your precise warmup? When you say a few weeks is it 2 weeks, 3? Do you comment immediately after account creation?

Do you have any experience with sharing links? I am assuming I would need to do more to share links?

 

[TheMarquis]

Do you mind sharing your precise warmup? When you say a few weeks is it 2 weeks, 3? Do you comment immediately after account creation?

The precise warmup process is in the 1st post

 

[Deleted member 1855072]

How much GB/per account/per month you expect using?

 

[TheMarquis]

How much GB/per account/per month you expect using?

It depends on some factors: how much I scroll, what I view (pictures, large size pictures, videos), and so on. Per average, expect around 0.1GB/day (even less), up to 5GB per month. It's not something fixed.

 

[pazuzun]

My pleasure. Everything I created since January (by following the exact steps mentioned in this guide) is 100% alive. On few of them I got tempo banned on some subs, but because I was zealous to post some annoying stuff (this is also a thing a normal user would do), but the accounts are up.
I am focusing on creating a few accounts and grow them as natural as possible.

Do you make one post every 3 days since the start of the account ?

 

[RedditDudette]

It depends on some factors: how much I scroll, what I view (pictures, large size pictures, videos), and so on. Per average, expect around 0.1GB/day (even less), up to 5GB per month. It's not something fixed.

.1GB/day per account?