Reddit post with new account!

[khuongnice]

Hello everyone!
Currently, I’ve just been assigned to research Reddit. After I created an account and tried to post on my personal page, I got a "server error." After looking into it, I found out my account had been shadowbanned. I also researched and found that they say you need karma to be able to post. I also bought an account to test, but it was banned right after posting. I complained to the seller, and they said I posted the wrong way, even if I had 10k karma, I would still get banned. I asked them how to post the right way, but they said this is their job and they can’t share it. I honestly explained that I just want to post on a subreddit, not do business like them, so I don’t think I’d be competing with them. Does anyone know how to post on a subreddit and can share it with me?

 

[natsuko]

You gotta warm that account up, karma farming is key, no shortcuts. Try commenting and upvoting for a few days before posting anything.

 

[khuongnice]

You gotta warm that account up, karma farming is key, no shortcuts. Try commenting and upvoting for a few days before posting anything.

thank you for suggesting

 

[karenjackson1112]

Hello everyone!
Currently, I’ve just been assigned to research Reddit. After I created an account and tried to post on my personal page, I got a "server error." After looking into it, I found out my account had been shadowbanned. I also researched and found that they say you need karma to be able to post. I also bought an account to test, but it was banned right after posting. I complained to the seller, and they said I posted the wrong way, even if I had 10k karma, I would still get banned. I asked them how to post the right way, but they said this is their job and they can’t share it. I honestly explained that I just want to post on a subreddit, not do business like them, so I don’t think I’d be competing with them. Does anyone know how to post on a subreddit and can share it with me?

Reddit has this concept called the "death zone." No matter how good your account, proxy, or warming process is — if your account hasn’t escaped that zone yet, almost anything you do can easily get flagged.
Reddit scans accounts based on scrolling behavior, post clicks, and achievement count.
If you’ve bought an account from someone else, the first thing you should do is check in daily for a few days, leave comments only in small subreddits, and once you've built up some engagement, start commenting in bigger subs to earn comment karma.
When you finally get the “Cool Comment” badge or hit 10,000 bananas, then and only then should you feel confident posting in smaller subs. I guarantee — you’ll be out of the danger zone by then.
One more thing:
Accounts created in 2019 or earlier tend to be a bit safer. Hehe
Also, for new accounts — it’s better to log in using Google.

 

[proxygo]

Hello everyone!
Currently, I’ve just been assigned to research Reddit. After I created an account and tried to post on my personal page, I got a "server error." After looking into it, I found out my account had been shadowbanned. I also researched and found that they say you need karma to be able to post. I also bought an account to test, but it was banned right after posting. I complained to the seller, and they said I posted the wrong way, even if I had 10k karma, I would still get banned. I asked them how to post the right way, but they said this is their job and they can’t share it. I honestly explained that I just want to post on a subreddit, not do business like them, so I don’t think I’d be competing with them. Does anyone know how to post on a subreddit and can share it with me?

let your actions be legit not automated

 

[ShadowCipherX99]

New accounts need karma and age before posting in most subs. Best way is to comment naturally for a few days, avoid links, and let the account warm up slowly.

Hello everyone!
Currently, I’ve just been assigned to research Reddit. After I created an account and tried to post on my personal page, I got a "server error." After looking into it, I found out my account had been shadowbanned. I also researched and found that they say you need karma to be able to post. I also bought an account to test, but it was banned right after posting. I complained to the seller, and they said I posted the wrong way, even if I had 10k karma, I would still get banned. I asked them how to post the right way, but they said this is their job and they can’t share it. I honestly explained that I just want to post on a subreddit, not do business like them, so I don’t think I’d be competing with them. Does anyone know how to post on a subreddit and can share it with me?

 

[Uiyniasd569872]

Reddit has this concept called the "death zone." No matter how good your account, proxy, or warming process is — if your account hasn’t escaped that zone yet, almost anything you do can easily get flagged.
Reddit scans accounts based on scrolling behavior, post clicks, and achievement count.
If you’ve bought an account from someone else, the first thing you should do is check in daily for a few days, leave comments only in small subreddits, and once you've built up some engagement, start commenting in bigger subs to earn comment karma.
When you finally get the “Cool Comment” badge or hit 10,000 bananas, then and only then should you feel confident posting in smaller subs. I guarantee — you’ll be out of the danger zone by then.
One more thing:
Accounts created in 2019 or earlier tend to be a bit safer. Hehe
Also, for new accounts — it’s better to log in using Google.

pre-2019 accounts were, but they arnt anymore. i had a bunch that was all banned sitewide in FEB, and a bunch of other people mentioned the same thing when i visited that shadowbanned sub.

 

[khuongnice]

Reddit has this concept called the "death zone." No matter how good your account, proxy, or warming process is — if your account hasn’t escaped that zone yet, almost anything you do can easily get flagged.
Reddit scans accounts based on scrolling behavior, post clicks, and achievement count.
If you’ve bought an account from someone else, the first thing you should do is check in daily for a few days, leave comments only in small subreddits, and once you've built up some engagement, start commenting in bigger subs to earn comment karma.
When you finally get the “Cool Comment” badge or hit 10,000 bananas, then and only then should you feel confident posting in smaller subs. I guarantee — you’ll be out of the danger zone by then.
One more thing:
Accounts created in 2019 or earlier tend to be a bit safer. Hehe
Also, for new accounts — it’s better to log in using Google.

thank you, some seller they can farm a lot of Karma per week like the guy I bought account. look like these account dont safe I think better way I that I should warm up my account slowly

 

[khuongnice]

thank you guys to give me advice for this one. I think best way that I need to warm up it first

 

[khuongnice]

If I using many account should I set state IP for each? because I use 4G and reset IP each time I create a new one

 

[karenjackson1112]

If I using many account should I set state IP for each? because I use 4G and reset IP each time I create a new one

The IP just needs to be reset in the same location, Reddit doesn't just rely on the IP to ban accounts.

 

[khuongnice]

The IP just needs to be reset in the same location, Reddit doesn't just rely on the IP to ban accounts.

great thank you I got it

 

[Andy Henderson]

Maybe you could warm up accounts with some automation tools.