Sernitstark
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- Mar 21, 2025
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Im trying to get my friends to upvote on posts but most times they don't reflect. Anyone has a system they use to ensure upvotes actually count and get reflected?
Yeah, I have an account - 3 weeks old, 13 karma points. I joined the subreddit, scrolled through other posts (slowly like a human cuz god knows wtf Reddit tracks with their algo) and upvoted and it stuck. But some of my friends with new accounts did yesterday and it didnt count.Upvotes won’t stick if accounts got low karma or weird browser prints, trust.
Thanks, found a coupld options. Hope none of them are scamsTry smm panels to choose a working panel for upvotes,most newly create reddit accounts get ban/suspend instant
Damn this was useful thanks.Reddit establishes a pattern for upvotes. If you're using same accounts to upvote the same user's comments/posts again and again, reddit won't count that upvote because they consider it as manipulation. It doesn't matter if you use a different device, are on a different network or even in another country.
Damn guess this gets you karma. My question was more towards how do I get my posts and comments upvoted. But tbf this was helpful too. Going to try this out to build up KarmaI use gaming subs for upvote farming. for example, r/dota2
find a decent meme and repost
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gamers are easy to entertain. they will upvote like hell
Need active / old accounts to make upvotes sticky else you have to bombarded it with 100s of new accounts.Im trying to get my friends to upvote on posts but most times they don't reflect. Anyone has a system they use to ensure upvotes actually count and get reflected?
Upvotes may not count if accounts are new or inactive. Ask friends to scroll a bit, stay on the post, and upvote after some time. It works better that way and their are chances that reddit do not flag those accounts.Im trying to get my friends to upvote on posts but most times they don't reflect. Anyone has a system they use to ensure upvotes actually count and get reflected?