My Reddit Account Creation Process

TheMarquis said:
This is the way I create Reddit accounts in 2025. The accounts made since January 2025 though this method are still alive. I use my Windows 10 laptop and top-notch 4G proxies for this process. I prefer Incogniton as my anti-detect browser, but any similar software works as long as it matches the proxy's country/state, date, and time. There are no other major tweaks (I use the default ones).

Initial Setup​

  1. I set the proxy OS spoofing to match my laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit).
  2. I configure a new profile in my anti-detect browser.

Browser Configuration​

  1. I start by building a cookie profile:
    • I visit major social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) and accept their cookies.
    • I then browse various websites based on my future account's persona (news, sports, perfume, car sites, etc.). I accept their cookies, too.
    • The goal is to create a browsing history with 30-50 visited sites + cookies from each site.
  2. Once I've built a sufficient history, I log into my Gmail account. For this, I use my own created Gmails.

Reddit Account Creation​

  1. I begin searching for trending topics (e.g., "iPhone 16E").
  2. On Google, I search: "iPhone 16E" + "Reddit"
  3. I access Reddit, which detects my Gmail account, but I don't log in yet.
  4. I scroll through the Reddit thread, then return to Google search results.
  5. I click on another Reddit link and read the top comments. Being a trending topic, there should be more than one Reddit links.
  6. I attempt to like the top comment, which prompts me to sign up.
  7. I create an account using my Gmail.
  8. After signing up, I return and like the top comment.

Account Warmup​

  1. I scroll through Reddit for a while (opening pictures, videos) without much interaction on the first day (no likes or comments).
  2. After 12-24 hours, I search for small or niche subreddits that interest me.
  3. I sub-comment (First times I only reply to the other comments, I don't comment to the main post) on a new post (Sort by Top > Now) in a subreddit that isn't heavily moderated.
  4. I avoid commenting or creating threads in large subreddits like News to prevent instant bans.

Important Notes​

  • I always aim to act like a human, not a bot. Scrolling alone isn't enough; interaction is key.
  • I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com.
Good luck with that & have a nice Friday!

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hey dude, quick question. how many profiles do you use with the same 4g session from your phone's hotspot? at what point do you reset the 4g session by tapping "airplane mode"?
 
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karmawhore said:
hey dude, quick question. how many profiles do you use with the same 4g session from your phone's hotspot? at what point do you reset the 4g session by tapping "airplane mode"?
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I don't use them from phone, but from antidetect. Each profile corresponds to an account. When I want to login into another account, I rotate the proxy, to get a new IP, and login to the new profile/account. Before opening the Reddit tab, I check if the IP have been rotated or not, to avoid getting detected.
 
TheMarquis said:
I don't use them from phone, but from antidetect. Each profile corresponds to an account. When I want to login into another account, I rotate the proxy, to get a new IP, and login to the new profile/account. Before opening the Reddit tab, I check if the IP have been rotated or not, to avoid getting detected.
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and you rotate your IP for every profile? isnt it ok to use the same IP with multiple profiles since even in real life, a carrier IP will be shared by multiple people anyway. or do you do this just as a security measure
 
karmawhore said:
and you rotate your IP for every profile? isnt it ok to use the same IP with multiple profiles since even in real life, a carrier IP will be shared by multiple people anyway. or do you do this just as a security measure
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Yes, different IP for each account.
 
@TheMarquis I really like your guide and I actually am having trouble with reddit, I got banned multiple times already even though I wasn't doing anything spammy was just warming up the account. I'll actually follow your guide and see how it goes. One question though you mentioned before creating the reddit account you browse websites and accept their cookies then when you create the reddit account, do you join subreddits in the account creation in the same niche that matches these websites/cookies you have on your browser?

Also I got a dynamic IP that changes each time I switch my router on and off, in that case I won't need proxies right? I can just switch the router off and on each time I login to a different account on the anit detect browser?

Appreciate your input on this.
 
Anyone here who has tried this method using a purchased reddit account from seller rather than make your own?

And is it normal human behaviour for each time account login the ip is different if use mobile 4g proxy?

can't you use static residential proxy instead of 4g proxy? so ip remains same throughout each time using account? isn't this better?
 
McDon said:
@TheMarquis I really like your guide and I actually am having trouble with reddit, I got banned multiple times already even though I wasn't doing anything spammy was just warming up the account. I'll actually follow your guide and see how it goes. One question though you mentioned before creating the reddit account you browse websites and accept their cookies then when you create the reddit account, do you join subreddits in the account creation in the same niche that matches these websites/cookies you have on your browser?

Also I got a dynamic IP that changes each time I switch my router on and off, in that case I won't need proxies right? I can just switch the router off and on each time I login to a different account on the anit detect browser?

Appreciate your input on this.
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Thank you! Yes, I join to the big subs, like News or Europe, for example. For the dynamic IP, you're right. It will work. Just keep the profiles separated, each one with their particular browsing history, cookies and fingerprints.

Nw_Work said:
Anyone here who has tried this method using a purchased reddit account from seller rather than make your own?

And is it normal human behaviour for each time account login the ip is different if use mobile 4g proxy?

can't you use static residential proxy instead of 4g proxy? so ip remains same throughout each time using account? isn't this better?
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The best case scenario is to keep a separated IP, dedicated to each account, for a longer time. The worst case scenario is to use the same IP, in an hour for example, for 5-10 accounts. Reddit may tie the accounts together. Again, Reddit is NOT against using multiple accounts - but there is a probability that if an account is flagged, and get banned after, all the accounts may get banned. After creation of your accounts, you may use static resi proxies, where each IP will be dedicated to a particular account.
 
TheMarquis said:
Thank you! Yes, I join to the big subs, like News or Europe, for example. For the dynamic IP, you're right. It will work. Just keep the profiles separated, each one with their particular browsing history, cookies and fingerprints.


The best case scenario is to keep a separated IP, dedicated to each account, for a longer time. The worst case scenario is to use the same IP, in an hour for example, for 5-10 accounts. Reddit may tie the accounts together. Again, Reddit is NOT against using multiple accounts - but there is a probability that if an account is flagged, and get banned after, all the accounts may get banned. After creation of your accounts, you may use static resi proxies, where each IP will be dedicated to a particular account.
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And is it normal human behaviour for each time account login the ip is different if use mobile 4g proxy?
and if use static res proxy is it normal behaviour ip remains same throughout every time load up browser?
 
Nw_Work said:
And is it normal human behaviour for each time account login the ip is different if use mobile 4g proxy?
and if use static res proxy is it normal behaviour ip remains same throughout every time load up browser?
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Yes, it is. If you travel, for example, the IP changes. Or, if you're using the account from your office, it is naturally to remain the same. Both ways are ok.

What isn't normal is to use 1 IP and login in the 1st account, use it 3 minutes, change the profile to the 2nd one (and so on), but using the same IP. Finally, you will ending up using 5 accounts (or more) with the same IP, within 1 hour. If you use the same IP after a few days/weeks for a bunch of accounts, it's ok, but if you use the same IP for a bunch of accounts in a few-minutes interval, that's clearly a sign of accounts-connection. I hope it makes sense.
 
You really took your time in doing this, even more than time writing and detailing the whole process.
Is amazing to see how people make out time to contribute to this BHW.
You process looks more like a human browsing, i have saved this and i will follow your steps to do mine. Thanks
 
noyolacomm said:
You really took your time in doing this, even more than time writing and detailing the whole process.
Is amazing to see how people make out time to contribute to this BHW.
You process looks more like a human browsing, i have saved this and i will follow your steps to do mine. Thanks
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My pleasure! :cool:
 
Hows tha
TheMarquis said:
This is the way I create Reddit accounts in 2025. The accounts made since January 2025 though this method are still alive. I use my Windows 10 laptop and top-notch 4G proxies for this process. I prefer Incogniton as my anti-detect browser, but any similar software works as long as it matches the proxy's country/state, date, and time. There are no other major tweaks (I use the default ones).

Initial Setup​

  1. I set the proxy OS spoofing to match my laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit).
  2. I configure a new profile in my anti-detect browser.

Browser Configuration​

  1. I start by building a cookie profile:
    • I visit major social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) and accept their cookies.
    • I then browse various websites based on my future account's persona (news, sports, perfume, car sites, etc.). I accept their cookies, too.
    • The goal is to create a browsing history with 30-50 visited sites + cookies from each site.
  2. Once I've built a sufficient history, I log into my Gmail account. For this, I use my own created Gmails.

Reddit Account Creation​

  1. I begin searching for trending topics (e.g., "iPhone 16E").
  2. On Google, I search: "iPhone 16E" + "Reddit"
  3. I access Reddit, which detects my Gmail account, but I don't log in yet.
  4. I scroll through the Reddit thread, then return to Google search results.
  5. I click on another Reddit link and read the top comments. Being a trending topic, there should be more than one Reddit links.
  6. I attempt to like the top comment, which prompts me to sign up.
  7. I create an account using my Gmail.
  8. After signing up, I return and like the top comment.

Account Warmup​

  1. I scroll through Reddit for a while (opening pictures, videos) without much interaction on the first day (no likes or comments).
  2. After 12-24 hours, I search for small or niche subreddits that interest me.
  3. I sub-comment (First times I only reply to the other comments, I don't comment to the main post) on a new post (Sort by Top > Now) in a subreddit that isn't heavily moderated.
  4. I avoid commenting or creating threads in large subreddits like News to prevent instant bans.

Important Notes​

  • I always aim to act like a human, not a bot. Scrolling alone isn't enough; interaction is key.
  • I ensure my anti-detect browser is properly configured to match the proxy location and time, and I also check it for the leaks on browserleaks.com.
Hows that Gmail part coming along these days=:-=)
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Hey @TheMarquis, thanks a lot for taking the time and helping all of us here! I’m testing the same approach and will be happy to share the results here once I’m done.

Just a question, you said you’re using 4G proxies, so I assume you’re talking about mobile proxies? If that’s the case, do you have to make sure that the browser profile also uses a mobile ‘engine’ underneath? And a mobile web browser?

I’m testing with AdsPower and their support said I should use mobile browser profile if I use mobile proxies, with regular browser profiles I should use residential rotating proxies with sticky sessions…
 
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