My Reddit Account Creation Process

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initial all creation process fail to work with the update of the app which cause suspend on all newly register or purchase accounts
 
nxabsa said:
With my experience I had 0 bans. I guess cookies play important rule. And I believe its not reddit checks your cookies but google does to determine if you are bot or not. And reddit asks google if this user bot or not. Try to increase your cookie reputation. For me I followed this guide. I have 10-12 major website cookies (twitter, amazon, instagram etc) + 50 trusted websites.

I make sure my gmail account always logged in before doing any activity.

I am also accessing reddit with popular subject that has active posts on reddit within last 24 hours.

Also check browserleaks.com if you have any leaks in your browser / proxy.

Basically just follow the guide, it works.
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thank you so much this thing will help me a lot
 
Mrmori said:
On god, Reddit made people paranoid I'm so done with that shityy website. Good luck though.
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they are definitely shadowbanning alot more, even if your not using all these methods to evade thier detection systems, the shadowban sub, had alot of people complaining thier newly created accounts were almost shadowbanned immediately, or soon after as a regular users, a comment removal. i think they are doing it indiscriminately as well.
 
Hey, quick question regarding the account warmup stage. After the initial 12–24 hour window, do you also set up the Reddit profile (like adding an avatar, bio, or interests), or do you leave it bare for a while? Also, do you continue building the cookie profile by browsing sites even after the Reddit account is created, or is that only done before signing up?
 
blaqkings said:
Hey, quick question regarding the account warmup stage. After the initial 12–24 hour window, do you also set up the Reddit profile (like adding an avatar, bio, or interests), or do you leave it bare for a while? Also, do you continue building the cookie profile by browsing sites even after the Reddit account is created, or is that only done before signing up?
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For the 1st question, I leave it empty for a while.
For the 2nd question, I just search on Google terms like: "{on-trend keyword} + reddit", so no building cookie profile per se.
Mr Archaeopteryx said:
Solid guide, man
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My pleasure!
 
Mr Archaeopteryx said:
could you tell me why my Reddit accounts aren’t getting banned for comments but get banned every time I make a post? The ban usually happens 20 to 40 minutes after posting
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I have no idea. Maybe not proper warmup, maybe leaks, maybe what you're promoting is not good enough. There may be a lot of reasons, and I can't tell you the solve. Have you tried to promote something else?
 
Mr Archaeopteryx said:
I warmed up the account for 2 days by making comments and staying active for about 9 hours. Then, I posted a dog image in r/aww, which got 90 upvotes, but after 40 minutes or an hour, it got banned. This has happened to me twice
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The image was OC?
2 days is not enough. Try after 2 weeks of real daily warmup.
Since it happened just twice, there aren't enough clues to make a proper impression. Maybe it just triggered the Reddit Spam filters.

Here is a pretty old Reddit guide of mine, where I mention how I used to edit the images back in the time: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-gain-reddit-karma-for-free.1055048/
 
TheMarquis said:
The image was OC?
2 days is not enough. Try after 2 weeks of real daily warmup.
Since it happened just twice, there aren't enough clues to make a proper impression. Maybe it just triggered the Reddit Spam filters.

Here is a pretty old Reddit guide of mine, where I mention how I used to edit the images back in the time: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-gain-reddit-karma-for-free.1055048/
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Hey, i really liked your reddit setup method, would you mind sharing a way i could contact you for a possible collab? it won’t let me dm you here. thanks!
 
TheMarquis said:
My pleasure!

I have access on more than 100+ dedicated numbers, each month. Since there is more than what I need, I usually made only 1 gmail per 1 number. At the best, I made 3 gmails/1 number, but since I don't need them and also don't want to tie them together, I build 1/number.

The worst part is (as I observed, but I have to investigate further), if the gmail is not active, it became disabled after 3 weeks or so. These days I am testing something, to avoid the mails being auto disabled due to inactivity. If it works, I will share it here in the next weeks.

In the best case scenario, you should use the same proxy country as the phone number's country.

Have a productive week ahead!
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Do you see a difference between origin country of the mobile proxies in terms of quality and their effect on the Reddit account?

Because I generally hear that US and UK proxies are the best in terms of trust score compared to other countries like India, Ukraine or Romania.

Would you recommend to use strictly US and UK proxies(which will be more expensive to buy phone numbers and proxy itself) or it doesn’t matter for bans on Reddit and I can use a proxy from any country?
 
Anubis9 said:
Do you see a difference between origin country of the mobile proxies in terms of quality and their effect on the Reddit account?

Because I generally hear that US and UK proxies are the best in terms of trust score compared to other countries like India, Ukraine or Romania.

Would you recommend to use strictly US and UK proxies(which will be more expensive to buy phone numbers and proxy itself) or it doesn’t matter for bans on Reddit and I can use a proxy from any country?
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If you keep your activity on general big subs, I don't see any issue.
If you go to local subs, where people will tax any language, cultural and so on mistake (the opposite is when, for example, you go into a big city and act like a tourist who want to know more about x and y from inside that area), then the source of IP may be an issue.

For the long term game, it could be a good investment to try and test some proxies from other smaller countries. That way, you will know if it works or not for your project(s).
 
Destri said:
Curious your thoughts on the CEO's comments on their plans for the future and preventing bots. https://techcrunch.com/2025/05/06/reddit-will-tighten-verification-to-keep-out-human-like-ai-bots/
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Yet another new piece of crap, Reddit's own brand, which will be outdated within 4 months of implementation.

I can see upcoming errors like ‘retina doesn't correspond to a human being’, or ‘are you sure this is your finger?!’.

And let's not lose sight of the fact that Reddit acts like any other corporation: For profit. They don't give a damn about bots hanging out in the subs. After all, a good chunk of Reddit's content is made up of bots (which they were fine with until recent times). Personal data, on the other hand, means $$$$$$$.

The horse is out of the barn and it's seven cities far away already...

Destri said:
if you can share your contact info I'd love to chat about your advice on a project I have planned.
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Sure. My dm is open so feel free to message.
 
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