How to warm up Reddit accounts in 2024?

Warming up reddit accounts takes time. Start by browsing and commenting for a few days. Avoid posting links early and use clean proxy otherwise reddit flags new accounts quickly.
 
Thanks for the reply ^^

I don't understand how you can be profitable with how quickly accounts get banned if you use static proxies.

I have to treat my accounts like they're expendable. If I paid $5 for a static proxy for every account I would go broke, fast. That's why I'm going the rotating 4G proxy route, so I can have a large IP pool for cheap $ per month.
Yes, you can do that, or simply use your own phone data (which is safer). Toggling airplane mode gives you a new IP every time. This works in almost every country with almost any phone data provider. I work this way with my team, and we have significantly reduced the ban ratio, along with mastering good warm-up practices. This last part needs patience and adaptation - Reddit is tricky
 
Yes, you can do that, or simply use your own phone data (which is safer). Toggling airplane mode gives you a new IP every time. This works in almost every country with almost any phone data provider. I work this way with my team, and we have significantly reduced the ban ratio, along with mastering good warm-up practices. This last part needs patience and adaptation - Reddit is tricky
airplane mode doesnt change the fingerprint?
 
Hi everyone,

When I create a new Reddit account via proxies and anti-detect browser, it takes a single post to get suspended, even if I actually post on my own profile.

Appeals do not help.

What are your best practices on warming up new Reddit account in 2024?
Reddit is a non-commercial community first. Users hate spam and blatant advertising.
 
Yes, you can do that, or simply use your own phone data (which is safer). Toggling airplane mode gives you a new IP every time. This works in almost every country with almost any phone data provider. I work this way with my team, and we have significantly reduced the ban ratio, along with mastering good warm-up practices. This last part needs patience and adaptation - Reddit is tricky
You're spot on. Static proxies can get expensive and flagged fast, especially at scale. Rotating 4G or using real phone data with airplane mode is the better play right now. Reddit tracks behavior more than IP alone, so combining mobile IPs with solid warm-up routines keeps accounts alive longer. Patience and natural patterns matter more than any proxy type. You're doing it right by treating accounts like assets, not throwaways.
 
is it okay if i use temp mail to create reddit account?
 
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