Curiosity about purchased accounts.
- Thread starter lucax3
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From what I have personally seen, accounts with comment karma sells out very fast. I have seen multiple vendors here sell out aged + mixed (or mostly comment karma) sell out in matter of just a few hours. So perhaps what you're seeing is when there is low inventory/unwanted accounts?
There are only a few accounts with comment karma, and they’re in high demand because, in my opinion, they look more natural and getting upvotes on comments is harder—if not impossible. Otherwise you’d find them everywhere, don’t you think? I find 1-year-old accounts with 2,000 post karma for $10, and 2-month-old accounts with 100 comment karma for $10 — that must mean something.
I think because it's harder work. You can recycle an image and post it to a popular sub, buy upvotes for it, and then boom you have huge amounts of post karma. On the other hand, to have a good comment you have to find the right post (or seed it), and then slowly get upvotes on that comment. And even then you are bound to limits on what a normal comment reaches in that sub.
I am not arguing that it's not easy, all I am trying to say is the lack of comment karma accounts for sale is likely an indication of low supply and high demand as you said. And what you see as "all sites sell only post karma" is really just the left overs that people don't really want.
It's very easy to see bought accounts with large post karma in my experience, so they are far less wanted. And in my experience, also far far more risky to operate.
As I’ve written a thousand times, I prefer buying accounts with 100–200 comment karma because I think they’re safer, and getting post karma is easier. At one point I spent $20 on proxies trying to get comment karma, with poor results.
Misterpi22
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- Oct 25, 2025
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Yes, you’re both right. In a year I’ve wasted thousands of dollars buying accounts. There’s no point in buying old or new accounts with only post karma—it doesn’t work!!! I paid $60 for a 5-year-old account with 3,000 post karma, and when they delivered it to me it had only one post in a subreddit with 50,000 users, and that’s when I realized the scams.
I’m also buying accounts on a site with comment karma ranging from 100 to 500, and these accounts are fantastic. On one of them I found 60 comments—not in subreddits with 50,000 users, but in subreddits with millions of users. Once you have comment karma, post karma is easy to get, and you don’t need tons of it. An account that’s 3 to 6 months old with 500 post karma and 100 comment karma works everywhere.
So my opinion is: accounts with comment karma earned in large/high-traffic subreddits.
I’m also buying accounts on a site with comment karma ranging from 100 to 500, and these accounts are fantastic. On one of them I found 60 comments—not in subreddits with 50,000 users, but in subreddits with millions of users. Once you have comment karma, post karma is easy to get, and you don’t need tons of it. An account that’s 3 to 6 months old with 500 post karma and 100 comment karma works everywhere.
So my opinion is: accounts with comment karma earned in large/high-traffic subreddits.
- Jun 21, 2021
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It is the same as a post upvotes there is not difference at all - respect the post upvote the comment upvote require 1 extra action and all reddit pannels sell both comments upvotes and post upvotes
If some of the reddit pannels you used does not sell comment upvote is just a garbage one you used
Honestly, I’ve never bought upvotes, but I can tell you that misterpi22 is right. The other day I went to the store and saw a seller who sells standard accounts—two or three comments and one post on subreddits with fewer than 100,000 users. That should make you wonder: how is it possible to get those votes in subreddits like that? Those accounts were definitely upvoted artificially, and I can’t even tell you whether they’re good or not.
At the same time, as misterpi22 says, why would someone waste time writing 10 or more comments on subreddits with millions of users—which are more heavily moderated—and then do upvotes? At that point, you’d just do it in smaller subreddits.
- Jun 21, 2021
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ok i understand your "deep" analysis but i repeat
It is the same as a post upvotes there is not difference at all - respect the post upvote the comment upvote require 1 extra action and all reddit pannels sell both comments upvotes and post upvotes
If some of the reddit pannels you used does not sell comment upvote is just a garbage one you used
It is the same as a post upvotes there is not difference at all - respect the post upvote the comment upvote require 1 extra action and all reddit pannels sell both comments upvotes and post upvotes
If some of the reddit pannels you used does not sell comment upvote is just a garbage one you used
No, I think you misunderstood.
- I’ve never used upvote panels.
- The point of the analysis is: if a post has around 20 comments, it’s likely that no upvoting action was taken.
- Jun 21, 2021
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Thats your opinion maybe to sell comments
But you were saying that sending comments upvotes "does not work" when it works as sending post upvotes
SO I'd really be careful with taking in consideration your opinions
I’ll say it again for the umpteenth time: I don’t buy upvotes!!! I don’t do voting, and I don’t sell accounts. A seller on Telegram was trying to sell me an account with post karma, and I asked him why it didn’t have comment karma; he told me it’s very difficult.
Remember that my opinions are driven by logic. I’ll repeat the only thing you didn’t dare to mention: an account, like the other guy said, with a certain number of comments in subreddits with millions of users—was that upvoted too? My logic says no, because those are subject to more checks.
- Jun 21, 2021
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OK i understand "your logic", your "deep" researchs, and your opinions too
But these are anyway not facts but just random assumptions since comments upvotes just work as normal upvotes and to get karma in big subreddit as you say, you can manipulate the comments by sending comments upvotes so it goes first in the comments and everyone else upvote comment on it
but i understand where you coming from man
But these are anyway not facts but just random assumptions since comments upvotes just work as normal upvotes and to get karma in big subreddit as you say, you can manipulate the comments by sending comments upvotes so it goes first in the comments and everyone else upvote comment on it
but i understand where you coming from man
I don’t think you’ve understood yet. I mean, an account that has 10–50 comment karma in top subreddits—if it was upvoted, why wouldn’t they just do the upvoting after 2–3 comments in smaller subreddits? That would make more sense. Posting in top subs carries a much higher risk of getting banned. That’s my logical assumption.
In another post I wrote that a seller here is selling all “standard” accounts—if I’m not mistaken, they all have 2,000 post karma and 100 comment karma. When you open them, they have 3 comments and one or two posts in subreddits with fewer than 100,000 users—those are definitely upvoted artificially.
In another post I wrote that a seller here is selling all “standard” accounts—if I’m not mistaken, they all have 2,000 post karma and 100 comment karma. When you open them, they have 3 comments and one or two posts in subreddits with fewer than 100,000 users—those are definitely upvoted artificially.
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What proxy provider are you using? I hope not PacketStream.
- Jun 21, 2021
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NO, NO—I understand. Maybe we don’t think the same way, but I do understand, and I’ll repeat: why would someone post comments in the top 100 subreddits, where Reddit’s filters are stricter and therefore the chance of getting banned is higher?
And similarly, why leave 10 comments with a high risk of getting banned when maybe just 1 would be enough??
- Jun 21, 2021
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Listen, don’t call me a bot. You said they do upvotes to boost things, but if they’re good enough to post 10 comments in a top sub, then it would be better to post two and buy 100 upvotes in a smaller sub instead, don’t you think?
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