My Reddit Account Creation Process

[RedditDudette]

From my personal experience it feels like cookies and reCaptcha v3 score is some of the biggest factors Reddit use for account quality.

I did all the steps op said and my recaptcha v3 is 0.1 according to antcpt. How can I improve? Is it because of my proxy?

 

[hadeyjumor]

Good guide bro.
Thanks for share this guide.

 

[roaming69]

Awesome guide. Thank you. I am a total newbie. Would appreciate if someone can help with the basic questions:

What is a good ant-detect browser to use - is using Firefox containers the same thing in essence?
I have never used residential (or 4g) proxies before - what is a good service I can start using
Should I buy some reddit account as a starting point or better to start warming accounts as per the guide?

I am a brand new solopreneur. Hoping to contribute back as I learn more

 

[TheMarquis]

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

3 days, 5 days, 1 week or more. It's not something fixed. The idea is to keep the account active.

.1GB/day per account?

Yes. Or 100MB.

Good guide bro.
Thanks for share this guide.

Awesome guide. Thank you. I am a total newbie. Would appreciate if someone can help with the basic questions:

What is a good ant-detect browser to use - is using Firefox containers the same thing in essence?
I have never used residential (or 4g) proxies before - what is a good service I can start using

My pleasure!
The work presented in this thread was done through Incogniton. But you are free to use any other anti detect browser (even Firefox).
For the proxies, I already posted yesterday:

BlackHatWorld currently offers a free market for Proxies each all gone thru mod/staff checks.
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!

Should I buy some reddit account as a starting point or better to start warming accounts as per the guide?

You are free to do as you wish. Starting to warm your own accounts will be difficult (time & resources consuming), but you will learn a lot through the time (and the mistakes you will do). Buying ready accounts is risky, but it may save precious time.

Good luck with your business!

 

[roaming69]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it.

I started with 2 accounts today. Got a little excited with the 2nd account and posted in a board with high CQS requirements. Had comments removed by a moderator but don't think I am shadow banned. Will build karma in other boards and test in a couple of weeks.

I am developer by training and this seems harder than any complex code I have written. It is a test of patience!

 

[jasondenzer]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it.

I started with 2 accounts today. Got a little excited with the 2nd account and posted in a board with high CQS requirements. Had comments removed by a moderator but don't think I am shadow banned. Will build karma in other boards and test in a couple of weeks.

I am developer by training and this seems harder than any complex code I have written. It is a test of patience!

That's nice that your account didn't get flagged by Reddit's auto-shadowban system after just one removed comment. Every time I got shadowbanned, it's because I commented on a subreddit that automatically filtered my post due to CQS/karma. That's why I had to pick very specific subreddits to warm my account. What type of proxies did you use?

 

[roaming69]

That's nice that your account didn't get flagged by Reddit's auto-shadowban system after just one removed comment. Every time I got shadowbanned, it's because I commented on a subreddit that automatically filtered my post due to CQS/karma. That's why I had to pick very specific subreddits to warm my account. What type of proxies did you use?

I used a standard residential proxy from Dataimpulse and a sign-in with gmail for account creation.
My comment was a question, which was answered by someone. My comment was removed but the response and my upvote for the response remained! So maybe that made a difference.

I plan to push the boundaries at the edges with a few accounts and see what happens. It is all very random on reddit - in the same thread where my comment was removed, a useless comment from a brand new 1 post karma account (not mine) made it through.

 

[jasondenzer]

What are your thoughts on using static residential proxies? Are they good options by any chance? I can see that CQS is largely affected not only by proxy quality but also frequency in proxy changing. I feel like changing proxies every day hinders CQS growth.

 

[Deleted member 1855072]

I would create gmails on same dolphin I would warmup reddit account, do you think its fine if I just logout once gmail is made and to login again "Once I've built a sufficient history", maybe I should just clear cache/history/cookies (after register) and rotate ip or something, thoughts?

 

[TheMarquis]

I would create gmails on same dolphin I would warmup reddit account, do you think its fine if I just logout once gmail is made and to login again "Once I've built a sufficient history", maybe I should just clear cache/history/cookies (after register) and rotate ip or something, thoughts?

For my personal-made Gmails (not the ones bought from another place), the Gmails created were made on the same profiles as the Reddit accs, and keep logged into them since the day #1.

In the antidetect browser, I left google.com tab opened, so it is open each time I start to use the profile. I do a short "news search" about the {insert daily context}, and after I access 1-3 big news sites, I go back to the google tab and wrote "daily news + reddit", and that's how I access Reddit after (it's a +10 - +15 extra work to do that).

I do not clear the anti detect profile's history.

 

[Deleted member 1855072]

did you build cookies before creating gmail, and do you use sms confirm services for gmails?

btw we were thinking something like:
build cookies -> create gmail -> build cookies/warmup -> create reddit

 

[GrowthIG]

Does this works with datacenter proxies

 

[TheMarquis]

did you build cookies before creating gmail, and do you use sms confirm services for gmails?

Yes & yes: SMS confirmation with my personal numbers (it looks like the majority of the numbers here were already used, so I'm still trying to find a good sms provider with good numbers for Gmail verification in Romania).

build cookies -> create gmail -> build cookies/warmup -> create reddit

Yes, but what is the build "cookies/warmup" thing? I see no point to over work on warming the browser itself. Just some relevant signs of activity (access a bunch of sites, accept their cookie stuff ) and that's it.

Does this works with datacenter proxies

I have no idea, but I think you should try it and let us know here.

 

[pazuzun]

have you reused gmail accounts, after reddit suspension?

 

[vibe_sms]

The method looks well thought out, especially with the emulation of natural behavior and the creation of a "history" in the browser before registration. It’s clear that you understand Reddit’s algorithms. Thanks

 

[TheMarquis]

have you reused gmail accounts, after reddit suspension?

BIG NO.
For the accounts I made through the process mentioned in the thread, everything is still up and no suspension.
For the (many many) tests I did in the last months, once an account got banned, I deleted the entire profile and let it go.

The method looks well thought out, especially with the emulation of natural behavior and the creation of a "history" in the browser before registration. It’s clear that you understand Reddit’s algorithms. Thanks

My pleasure. I cannot flexx I understood it well, but I can mention I am very luck to have time to invest in testing this and that...until it works

 

[vibe_sms]

My pleasure. I cannot flexx I understood it well, but I can mention I am very luck to have time to invest in testing this and that...until it works

That’s the best approach - testing until you find a working method. The important thing is that you have the patience and the opportunity to experiment.

 

[roaming69]

What are your thoughts on using static residential proxies? Are they good options by any chance? I can see that CQS is largely affected not only by proxy quality but also frequency in proxy changing. I feel like changing proxies every day hinders CQS growth.

I am only 2 days into this but I get a feeling that rotating residential proxies may be worse (or no better) than a VPN endpoint. A VPN is probably more natural behavior than a residential IP jumping cities all over the country in a week! Mobile proxies are likely fine - but much more expensive.

 

[roaming69]

As an experiment I am going to try 2 - 3 accounts with a VPN and keep other behaviors the same. Will provide an update in 4 weeks!

 

[jasondenzer]

I am only 2 days into this but I get a feeling that rotating residential proxies may be worse (or no better) than a VPN endpoint. A VPN is probably more natural behavior than a residential IP jumping cities all over the country in a week! Mobile proxies are likely fine - but much more expensive.

Interesting. Yeah that theory makes sense. VPNs do look more natural in behavior. However, Reddit for some reason hates VPNs. They block those IPs from datacenters instantly. Then the moment you register, your account is very prone to getting flagged for an auto-ban. I personally use VPN on my main account. It's aged and has a lot of comment/post karma. However, my CQS dropped from HIGH to LOWEST recently when I found out I was unable to participate in one of the subreddits that I participated on a regular basis. If my account wasn't fully aged or established, I would've been hit with an automatic shadowban.

I guess for residential, you could probably make it city-specific and use sticky sessions that are at least 20 mins long. Not sure what's the ideal length. Can someone confirm with me?