Upvoting new comments on old posts, advice?

[bobbyfilet69]

I have an upvote service I usually use, but they recently switched to a minimum 3 upvotes per task. I've found that this gets my comments taken down within 24 hours. (FYI my comment is made with a 'very high' CQS account, real phone, no proxy, etc).
If i do maybe 1 vote every 3-4 hours it usually sticks and is okay, but it's really hard to find a service that allows 1 vote at a time.

Is there another way around this? This ONLY occurs when I put a new comment on an old post and try to upvote it.
Or if anyone has a upvote service that either allows for 1 vote per task, or a VERY slow drip feed (1 vote per 3-6 hours), let me know.

 

[shijin]

I built a tiny Node.js script to upvote my old comments once every 5 hours across different devices, no bans ever

 

[bobbyfilet69]

The safest approach is patience.

I'm fine with being patience, but I think a lot of upvote services are resellers since a bunch of them now are limited to a minimum 3 upvotes.

 

[Pavilion]

Upvote services are not interested in selling 1 upvote

 

[bobbyfilet69]

Upvote services are not interested in selling 1 upvote

It's not 1 upvote - its one upvote at a time, drip fed two to four votes a day, over a week or so. Multiplied by however many threads I'd be working on. it wouldn't matter if providers allowed for slower speed settings but most providers slowest is like, 1 per minute or 1 per five minutes.

 

[RapidWorkers]

I have an upvote service I usually use, but they recently switched to a minimum 3 upvotes per task. I've found that this gets my comments taken down within 24 hours. (FYI my comment is made with a 'very high' CQS account, real phone, no proxy, etc).
If i do maybe 1 vote every 3-4 hours it usually sticks and is okay, but it's really hard to find a service that allows 1 vote at a time.

Is there another way around this? This ONLY occurs when I put a new comment on an old post and try to upvote it.
Or if anyone has a upvote service that either allows for 1 vote per task, or a VERY slow drip feed (1 vote per 3-6 hours), let me know.

Fast engagement patterns often look unnatural to the system so pacing votes gradually and mixing them with normal activity like browsing or posting usually keeps things under the radar

 

[AdSavvy]

i noticed the same issue — up-voting new comments on old posts can trigger flags if done too fast. i’d slow it right down: maybe one up-vote every few hours from an active account, mix with normal actions (browsing, commenting elsewhere) so it looks human.

 

[allen_d99]

Upvote.shop has a drip vote feature that might be what you're looking for. But even in that case, I still find my comments deleted, even though i only send 1-2 upvotes a day. It seems that reddit doesn't look only at the upvote frequency, but also on how those upvotes are sent. They seem to be able to recognize upvotes that come from panels and quickly delete them.

 

[upvotemax]

I have an upvote service I usually use, but they recently switched to a minimum 3 upvotes per task. I've found that this gets my comments taken down within 24 hours. (FYI my comment is made with a 'very high' CQS account, real phone, no proxy, etc).
If i do maybe 1 vote every 3-4 hours it usually sticks and is okay, but it's really hard to find a service that allows 1 vote at a time.

Is there another way around this? This ONLY occurs when I put a new comment on an old post and try to upvote it.
Or if anyone has a upvote service that either allows for 1 vote per task, or a VERY slow drip feed (1 vote per 3-6 hours), let me know.

Check if you can find any service that allows you to choose the task speed.

 

[ShenAgency]

Phone farm can provive fast upvote service. Find a phone farm service.