Curiosity about purchased accounts.

[lucax3]

Has anyone here ever had success with acsm... accounts? Personally, I’ve bought quite a few. I had about a 30% success rate with the ones that cost over $3, and 0% with the low-priced ones.

Another question: have you ever had success with accounts that have only post karma—like bot accounts where you find one or two photos?

I’m very interested in hearing about your experiences.

 

[Invictus]

nah, best is to create your own

 

[lucax3]

I’m buying them because it costs less than creating them in terms of proxies, even though they still need to be warmed up afterward.

 

[V]

Has anyone here ever had success with acsm... accounts?

What are acsm accounts? hehe.

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

I’m buying them because it costs less than creating them in terms of proxies, even though they still need to be warmed up afterward.

Ask yourself why it costs less.

Session parameters are not portable and on any platform worth it's salt, they'll blow up.

It's hard enough to find clean proxies and set up an anti detect.

Read about how some session parameters are not portable and about how indexeddb are composed.

The people who sell accounts without hosting them and offering remote access are either scammers or clueless, the buyers are either clueless or desperate or both.

 

[lucax3]

Ask yourself why it costs less.

Session parameters are not portable and on any platform worth it's salt, they'll blow up.

It's hard enough to find clean proxies and set up an anti detect.

Read about how some session parameters are not portable and about how indexeddb are composed.

The people who sell accounts without hosting them and offering remote access are either scammers or clueless, the buyers are either clueless or desperate or both.

Buddy, do you mean fingerprint and cookies?? Lately I’ve been buying accounts with fingerprint and cookies, which definitely helps!! But anyway, what you’re saying isn’t entirely true. Even accounts that don’t have them work well with a good warm-up, and honestly I’m working with $1/GB proxies.

 

[lucax3]

What are acsm accounts? hehe.

garbage

 

[itsme75]

garbage

I think they were asking what's the definition? I'm also wondering

Account Cookies / Sessions?
Account Created via SMS (verified) method?

Something else?

 

[theusualkeysersoze]

Buddy, do you mean fingerprint and cookies?? Lately I’ve been buying accounts with fingerprint and cookies, which definitely helps!! But anyway, what you’re saying isn’t entirely true. Even accounts that don’t have them work well with a good warm-up, and honestly I’m working with $1/GB proxies.

Well, you cannot export fingerprints, cookies yes, but there's far more session identifiers which simply cannot be ported.

Sure, depends on the accounts, a Gmail can survive if it had 2fa enabled, but try buying LinkedIn accounts amd see how that goes

 

[lucax3]

I think they were asking what's the definition? I'm also wondering

Account Cookies / Sessions?
Account Created via SMS (verified) method?

Something else?

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Well, you cannot export fingerprints, cookies yes, but there's far more session identifiers which simply cannot be ported.

Sure, depends on the accounts, a Gmail can survive if it had 2fa enabled, but try buying LinkedIn accounts amd see how that goes

Yes, they can be exported, even though I use the same browser they were created with. I use accounts with temporary email, which—as I wrote—are safer in my opinion if you buy them. Why is LinkedIn worse? I don’t know it from that perspective.

 

[Erminntrude]

From general experience, bought accounts (even higher-priced ones) are unreliable, while post-karma-only or bot-like accounts are almost ineffective and get flagged very quickly.

 

[lucax3]

From general experience, bought accounts (even higher-priced ones) are unreliable, while post-karma-only or bot-like accounts are almost ineffective and get flagged very quickly.

That’s not true—or rather, I work with bought accounts that have comment karma; they might have like 10 comments and 50 karma, which is useful to get started. An account with only posts, though, that’s a bot and I’ve never been able to make it work either.

 

[lucax3]

Cheap accounts usually have a short lifespan, low karma, and are very easy to get banned when there is unusual activity. Reddit places great importance on an account’s age and karma. I have bought bulk cheap accounts before, but most of them were banned afterward. Meanwhile, accounts that are several years old and have high karma allow me to operate more long-term and more stably.

I’ll ask you a simple question: were you buying accounts with post karma or comment karma? I wrote above that I buy a few-month-old accounts with comment karma and they work really well.

Have you ever wondered why nobody sells accounts with comment karma?

 

[RedditHelper]

From my own experience, purchased accounts are always a gamble. I’ve tried both cheap and higher-priced ones, and the cheaper ones almost always die quickly. They usually look fine at first, but once you start using them, something feels off and they get hit sooner or later.

Accounts with only post karma and no real comment history have been the weakest for me. Even if they survive a few days, they don’t blend in well once you start commenting. The ones that lasted longest were accounts that had normal conversations in their history. It’s not about karma numbers, it’s about whether the account actually behaved like a real person before.

 

[lucax3]

From my own experience, purchased accounts are always a gamble. I’ve tried both cheap and higher-priced ones, and the cheaper ones almost always die quickly. They usually look fine at first, but once you start using them, something feels off and they get hit sooner or later.

Accounts with only post karma and no real comment history have been the weakest for me. Even if they survive a few days, they don’t blend in well once you start commenting. The ones that lasted longest were accounts that had normal conversations in their history. It’s not about karma numbers, it’s about whether the account actually behaved like a real person before.

From what I've seen, higher-priced accounts tend to last longer, primarily because they often have more natural activity. Cheaper accounts are often reused or flagged, so the failure rate is understandable. Accounts with only minimal post karma and history almost never last long in my opinion because they lack depth in behavior and tend to get restricted or deleted quickly. Overall, account quality is far more important

Are you even using ChatGPT Pro at least? In this forum it feels like I’m talking to ChatGPT. What does “minimal activity” even mean? If you’re active, your account works. If you can comment, post, or do any action, the account works. You’re the one who needs to be able to keep it active.

 

[stin99]

Accounts created manually are just the best as they are as reddit expect accounts to be - comment or post karma is just the same thing is accounts have been used normally - in my experience accounts that can post can also comments but accounts that can comment sometimes can not post and at the first post they get banned

 

[VikingWannabe]

You'd need immaculately virgin proxies to make it work with purchased accounts.

 

[harpage]

I’m very interested in hearing about your experiences

Accounts that were banned and then recovered, stay the longest. I know a seller in this forum who is very good with Reddit account recoveries.

 

[lucax3]

Accounts created manually are just the best as they are as reddit expect accounts to be - comment or post karma is just the same thing is accounts have been used normally - in my experience accounts that can post can also comments but accounts that can comment sometimes can not post and at the first post they get banned

I agree with you that manually created accounts are the best, but it’s a lot of work. I disagree though: if I buy accounts with comments, I can post; the ones with only posts get banned instantly. Also, remember that upvoting comments doesn’t work.

Accounts that were banned and then recovered, stay the longest. I know a seller in this forum who is very good with Reddit account recoveries.

Do you mean the ones that are banned? I’m not sure about those. I meant the ones suspended for suspicious activity that ask for email confirmation. Those get banned pretty quickly.

 

[stin99]

I agree with you that manually created accounts are the best, but it’s a lot of work. I disagree though: if I buy accounts with comments, I can post; the ones with only posts get banned instantly. Also, remember that upvoting comments doesn’t work.

Do you mean the ones that are banned? I’m not sure about those. I meant the ones suspended for suspicious activity that ask for email confirmation. Those get banned pretty quickly.

where did you find out upvotes on comments does not work? it works as upvotes on posts