Create, Warm Up, and Buy Reddit Accounts: The Ultimate Guide

Check multiple sites at once? Can I get the name of the service?
The site I'm mentioning tests the quality of your internet connection so if you're using a proxy you can use it to test the proxy quality. It's called pixelscan.net and we find that if a proxy provider passes this test then it will usually be good enough for Reddit. I'm not affiliated with them at all, they're just the best in the biz as far as I can tell.
 
Really a great Guide! Applying many of these strategies myself
 
I know Reddit has upped their game with banning new accounts but this guide still remains mostly relevant. Basically, you need some sort of comment karma and no matter the age, low karma/post history accounts tend to be very fragile.
 
you will have to find a sub, that doesnt really moderate or have next to no karma requirement too.
 
you will have to find a sub, that doesnt really moderate or have next to no karma requirement too.
This guide is from before February 13; it's valid, but today the issues are with proxies. In any subreddit, you can go and comment; for example, I work in the top 1% of Reddit
 
This guide is from before February 13; it's valid, but today the issues are with proxies. In any subreddit, you can go and comment; for example, I work in the top 1% of Reddit
So what is your advice on how to proceed? I get purchased accounts banned for no valid reason, other than being purchased and used on a proxy. Like I recently bought one, and only browsed with it, not even commenting and got banned
 
So what is your advice on how to proceed? I get purchased accounts banned for no valid reason, other than being purchased and used on a proxy. Like I recently bought one, and only browsed with it, not even commenting and got banned
if you look for my latest posts you will understand what you are doing wrong....
 
Interesting insights on account warming. Do you think Reddit’s AI can detect pattern-based activities even with mobile proxies?
 
How much karma/cqs/age does an account need to be before it won't get shadowbanned by Reddit over 1 removed comment/post? I tested a 3 year old account with low total karma and CQS. Yet after using a VPN datacenter + multiple removed posts my account is still intact. However, for an account a few days old all it takes is just 1 removed comment and my account becomes toast. When do accounts start being strong enough that it takes several removed comments to trigger ban?
 
How much karma/cqs/age does an account need to be before it won't get shadowbanned by Reddit over 1 removed comment/post? I tested a 3 year old account with low total karma and CQS. Yet after using a VPN datacenter + multiple removed posts my account is still intact. However, for an account a few days old all it takes is just 1 removed comment and my account becomes toast. When do accounts start being strong enough that it takes several removed comments to trigger ban?
In my opinion, you have understood little of what we have written so far. It’s not a matter of karma or age; it’s a matter of configuration.
 
In my opinion, you have understood little of what we have written so far. It’s not a matter of karma or age; it’s a matter of configuration.
I read the post. I've been warming up fresh accounts with your method with mobile + residential proxies. They're not getting banned on average. However, after one of those accounts got banned with like 50 comment karma because I made a comment on a subreddit that had a CQS requirement higher than current CQS, it got removed. Then it got shadowbanned instantly. Account was a few days old. Since then, I've been very hesitant to touch any subreddits that I think have CQS requirements. The question I'm trying to ask is when does an account become very Reddit-proof so it doesn't take just a SINGLE removed comment for it to die.

That's why I was asking about how a 3 year old, lowest CQS, very little comment karma account on a datacenter VPN somehow survived despite having multiple removed comments. I want to warm my account so that I don't get banned after 1 mistake.
 
I read the post. I've been warming up fresh accounts with your method with mobile + residential proxies. They're not getting banned on average. However, after one of those accounts got banned with like 50 comment karma because I made a comment on a subreddit that had a CQS requirement higher than current CQS, it got removed. Then it got shadowbanned instantly. Account was a few days old. Since then, I've been very hesitant to touch any subreddits that I think have CQS requirements. The question I'm trying to ask is when does an account become very Reddit-proof so it doesn't take just a SINGLE removed comment for it to die.

That's why I was asking about how a 3 year old, lowest CQS, very little comment karma account on a datacenter VPN somehow survived despite having multiple removed comments. I want to warm my account so that I don't get banned after 1 mistake.
A new account created by you doesn’t need to be warmed up.
 
The sticky session and mobile combo has saved me hella accounts, glad someone said it loud.
 
I hope I’m not stirring up yet another controversy among the sellers here. This is a straightforward but effective guide on what you need to do to avoid Reddit bans; everything has been tested by me. If you’re not interested in using browsers or mobile proxies, you might want to skip this guide!"

Around February to April 2024, Reddit significantly increased its checks. If you bought accounts created before this period, you likely understand why you're experiencing bans. Previously, I worked with data center proxies and performed many spam actions, leading to far fewer bans than now. If someone tells you otherwise, they are likely trying to sell you accounts. In April, I spent thousands of dollars buying old accounts, and I can assure you that only a small fraction survived.


Let’s get started:

Account Creation: In my opinion, the best approach for creating accounts is to use a combination of anonymous browsers (Incognito, free for up to 3 windows) and rotating mobile proxies (around $7 per GB). I avoid static proxies because I believe Reddit users access it during breaks and on the go. A static proxy would mean using the same location all the time.

I also recommend setting residential mobile proxies to sticky with a duration of 20-30 minutes and selecting your city of interest. If you plan to stay connected for a longer period, adjust the duration accordingly.

Once the account is created, spend about 15 minutes browsing the top articles on the homepage. In my opinion, this is the only true way to warm up the account!

We can wrap up for today:

The next day (I use rotating residential proxies, which are equally effective and cheaper), we’ll pick up our account (using the same Incognito browser) and will have a new IP available for the set duration.

Now, start exploring subreddits of interest. Visit and add a few subreddits to your favorites. Begin by posting a couple of comments on various posts (I recommend a maximum of 2). Gradually, each day, repeat these actions, increasing the number of comments until you reach around 20 comment karma (500 is even better). After about a week, your account will be Reddit-proof! I always recommend doing at least a minimal warm-up before taking any action, such as visiting at least one post.

Bought Reddit Accounts:

I personally buy Reddit accounts with visible comment karma (since the natural flow on Reddit is to comment first and then post) because, in my opinion, gaining comment karma is very challenging. You can purchase empty accounts, but I recommend buying ones with at least one comment (I believe Reddit is flagging accounts that are created and left inactive).

If you don’t have a trusted seller, start by buying just one account!

For all these accounts, I wait at least 3 days since the last comment before connecting with Incognito and a residential proxy (for added security, use mobile proxies).

Why wait 3 days? As I’ve mentioned several times on the forum, if an account was created in the USA, where exactly? No one specifies if it was created in Jacksonville or Washington. By waiting 3 days since the last comment, I can use proxies from anywhere in the world, and it doesn’t matter where the account was originally created.

WARM-UP:

On the first day, perform a warm-up action for a newly created account by spending 15 minutes browsing subreddits with some subscriptions.

On subsequent days, carry out small warm-up actions as a natural user and engage in your preferred activities (posting, messaging, linking).

It’s very important not to overdo any actions; moderation is key!

I use many accounts specifically to limit these actions (1-2 per day). This definitely helps me preserve my accounts over time.
Thanks for the guidance i will try it and give response how it went
 
I hope I’m not stirring up yet another controversy among the sellers here. This is a straightforward but effective guide on what you need to do to avoid Reddit bans; everything has been tested by me. If you’re not interested in using browsers or mobile proxies, you might want to skip this guide!"

Around February to April 2024, Reddit significantly increased its checks. If you bought accounts created before this period, you likely understand why you're experiencing bans. Previously, I worked with data center proxies and performed many spam actions, leading to far fewer bans than now. If someone tells you otherwise, they are likely trying to sell you accounts. In April, I spent thousands of dollars buying old accounts, and I can assure you that only a small fraction survived.


Let’s get started:

Account Creation: In my opinion, the best approach for creating accounts is to use a combination of anonymous browsers (Incognito, free for up to 3 windows) and rotating mobile proxies (around $7 per GB). I avoid static proxies because I believe Reddit users access it during breaks and on the go. A static proxy would mean using the same location all the time.

I also recommend setting residential mobile proxies to sticky with a duration of 20-30 minutes and selecting your city of interest. If you plan to stay connected for a longer period, adjust the duration accordingly.

Once the account is created, spend about 15 minutes browsing the top articles on the homepage. In my opinion, this is the only true way to warm up the account!

We can wrap up for today:

The next day (I use rotating residential proxies, which are equally effective and cheaper), we’ll pick up our account (using the same Incognito browser) and will have a new IP available for the set duration.

Now, start exploring subreddits of interest. Visit and add a few subreddits to your favorites. Begin by posting a couple of comments on various posts (I recommend a maximum of 2). Gradually, each day, repeat these actions, increasing the number of comments until you reach around 20 comment karma (500 is even better). After about a week, your account will be Reddit-proof! I always recommend doing at least a minimal warm-up before taking any action, such as visiting at least one post.

Bought Reddit Accounts:

I personally buy Reddit accounts with visible comment karma (since the natural flow on Reddit is to comment first and then post) because, in my opinion, gaining comment karma is very challenging. You can purchase empty accounts, but I recommend buying ones with at least one comment (I believe Reddit is flagging accounts that are created and left inactive).

If you don’t have a trusted seller, start by buying just one account!

For all these accounts, I wait at least 3 days since the last comment before connecting with Incognito and a residential proxy (for added security, use mobile proxies).

Why wait 3 days? As I’ve mentioned several times on the forum, if an account was created in the USA, where exactly? No one specifies if it was created in Jacksonville or Washington. By waiting 3 days since the last comment, I can use proxies from anywhere in the world, and it doesn’t matter where the account was originally created.

WARM-UP:

On the first day, perform a warm-up action for a newly created account by spending 15 minutes browsing subreddits with some subscriptions.

On subsequent days, carry out small warm-up actions as a natural user and engage in your preferred activities (posting, messaging, linking).

It’s very important not to overdo any actions; moderation is key!

I use many accounts specifically to limit these actions (1-2 per day). This definitely helps me preserve my accounts over time.
You know anything about nsfw advertise on reddit?
 
now days automation account creation is a very hard thing, we do suggest create accounts manually or something similar
 

Why You Need This​


Reddit has strict anti-spam filters, especially for:


  • New accounts with low karma
  • Repeated links or similar posts
  • Obvious promotions

So if you're promoting CPA offers or managing multiple subs, you need accounts that are:
✅ Aged
✅ Warmed up
✅ Non-flagged
✅ Slightly active (to avoid shadowbans)
 
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