Unreal Karma Farming

[obnoxiusimperatus]

Yo guys, I just stumbled upon something crazy and I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it. I saw this account that’s basically 0 days old, but the guy managed to blast 14 different subreddits in just 30 minutes. He gained like 600+ karma in one hour and his account is still standing, no shadowban, nothing. He’s using the same photo for every post but I checked and he’s definitely doing some slight pixel tweaks, cropping or mirroring to mess with the image hash so Reddit doesn't flag it as a duplicate. All the subs are local US city NSFW niches which I guess don't have active mods or have the filters turned way down. I’m currently using AdsPower with good residential proxies but I keep getting hit with server errors or lockouts when I try to do even half of that. Is he using some specific RPA warm-up or is there a trick with the CQS score that I’m missing? How is he go around spam filter with that kind of intensity on a fresh account? Any insights on how to replicate this without getting banned instantly?

 

[DICloak Browser]

Not really a secret trick. It’s mostly different conditions. Those small local NSFW subs often have weak AutoMod and low reporting. If posts match the niche and get quick engagement, Reddit may not react immediately. You’re also seeing survivorship bias. Many accounts fail fast, you just don’t see them.

Lockouts usually mean Reddit doesn’t trust the whole session, not just the IP. This can come from fingerprint inconsistency, unstable sessions, or activity patterns that look automated.

You could try a different anti detect browser and compare stability. Some tools handle fingerprint persistence and session consistency better, which can help reduce lockouts.

 

[RedditHelper]

Subreddits plays an important role in Reddit Karma farming and I think the Reddit have some soft corner for the NSFW type of stuff. If you do this kind of commenting or posting with non NSFW stuff your account will surely get banned no matter what type of proxy you are using.

 

[blackheartgreen]

It’s usually not a trick, it’s sequencing. He likely primes the account first with small normal actions then posts in waves instead of true rapid fire and makes sure each post gets instant engagement from outside traffic. Reddit reacts more to behavior patterns than just image hashes or IPs. If you’re getting lockouts, your action velocity and session pattern are probably too aggressive.

 

[akaseo]

Yo guys, I just stumbled upon something crazy and I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it. I saw this account that’s basically 0 days old, but the guy managed to blast 14 different subreddits in just 30 minutes. He gained like 600+ karma in one hour and his account is still standing, no shadowban, nothing. He’s using the same photo for every post but I checked and he’s definitely doing some slight pixel tweaks, cropping or mirroring to mess with the image hash so Reddit doesn't flag it as a duplicate. All the subs are local US city NSFW niches which I guess don't have active mods or have the filters turned way down. I’m currently using AdsPower with good residential proxies but I keep getting hit with server errors or lockouts when I try to do even half of that. Is he using some specific RPA warm-up or is there a trick with the CQS score that I’m missing? How is he go around spam filter with that kind of intensity on a fresh account? Any insights on how to replicate this without getting banned instantly?

less moderated forums allow new users which leads to his posts being seen which leads to his posts being upvoted which leads to his post being sent to the best posts page on the subreddit page which leads to more karma. With a fresh ip anyone can do it.

the first after it gets the first 5-10 upvotes you can post to multiple less moderated subreddits.

The main is part post should be great and not against terms and conditions.

the main issue you are facing is because of the device try using a real device with real actual ip it would solve. Reddit has a blanket type ban on anything even remotely enterprise type.

 

[friendlynoob]

Yo guys, I just stumbled upon something crazy and I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it. I saw this account that’s basically 0 days old, but the guy managed to blast 14 different subreddits in just 30 minutes. He gained like 600+ karma in one hour and his account is still standing, no shadowban, nothing. He’s using the same photo for every post but I checked and he’s definitely doing some slight pixel tweaks, cropping or mirroring to mess with the image hash so Reddit doesn't flag it as a duplicate. All the subs are local US city NSFW niches which I guess don't have active mods or have the filters turned way down. I’m currently using AdsPower with good residential proxies but I keep getting hit with server errors or lockouts when I try to do even half of that. Is he using some specific RPA warm-up or is there a trick with the CQS score that I’m missing? How is he go around spam filter with that kind of intensity on a fresh account? Any insights on how to replicate this without getting banned instantly?

Maybe not the subreddit he posted to, they could have low karma requierement.

 

[Pardesi]

Let us know if the account still exists after a day.

 

[mechilin]

Yo guys, I just stumbled upon something crazy and I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it. I saw this account that’s basically 0 days old, but the guy managed to blast 14 different subreddits in just 30 minutes. He gained like 600+ karma in one hour and his account is still standing, no shadowban, nothing. He’s using the same photo for every post but I checked and he’s definitely doing some slight pixel tweaks, cropping or mirroring to mess with the image hash so Reddit doesn't flag it as a duplicate. All the subs are local US city NSFW niches which I guess don't have active mods or have the filters turned way down. I’m currently using AdsPower with good residential proxies but I keep getting hit with server errors or lockouts when I try to do even half of that. Is he using some specific RPA warm-up or is there a trick with the CQS score that I’m missing? How is he go around spam filter with that kind of intensity on a fresh account? Any insights on how to replicate this without getting banned instantly?

This approach definitely isn’t sustainable. You might gain 1–2k karma quickly, but once the account gets locked, everything becomes meaningless. It’s a risky method, and your account can be blocked at any time.

 

[obnoxiusimperatus]

Let us know if the account still exists after a day.

Yeah, account still works, 863 karma 1d old.

 

[obnoxiusimperatus]

Subreddits plays an important role in Reddit Karma farming and I think the Reddit have some soft corner for the NSFW type of stuff. If you do this kind of commenting or posting with non NSFW stuff your account will surely get banned no matter what type of proxy you are using.

i agree with you, but still, idk how it's possible with 0d old account to post in 10+ subreddits and don't get banned...

 

[obnoxiusimperatus]

Maybe not the subreddit he posted to, they could have low karma requierement.

they have i see similarities in all subreddits, no mods etc but still..

 

[obnoxiusimperatus]

This approach definitely isn’t sustainable. You might gain 1–2k karma quickly, but once the account gets locked, everything becomes meaningless. It’s a risky method, and your account can be blocked at any time.

sure, but imagine 10 different accounts with this method tht's money printer

 

[shijin]

My gut says Reddit lets some fresh accounts run wild briefly just to study their patterns before swinging the hammer.

 

[megemedia]

Most likely, it encountered a subreddit with weak moderation and hasn't yet caught Reddit's attention. These types of accounts sometimes seem to disappear in the first few hours, but most don't last long.

Reddit's systems and manual reports generally take a while to process. Getting high karma on the first day doesn't automatically mean the account is secure.

 

[RedditHelper]

i agree with you, but still, idk how it's possible with 0d old account to post in 10+ subreddits and don't get banned...

Maybe the subs belong to that person
He have different accounts and is moderator of different subs

 

[ExpertFarmer]

Yo guys, I just stumbled upon something crazy and I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it. I saw this account that’s basically 0 days old, but the guy managed to blast 14 different subreddits in just 30 minutes. He gained like 600+ karma in one hour and his account is still standing, no shadowban, nothing. He’s using the same photo for every post but I checked and he’s definitely doing some slight pixel tweaks, cropping or mirroring to mess with the image hash so Reddit doesn't flag it as a duplicate. All the subs are local US city NSFW niches which I guess don't have active mods or have the filters turned way down. I’m currently using AdsPower with good residential proxies but I keep getting hit with server errors or lockouts when I try to do even half of that. Is he using some specific RPA warm-up or is there a trick with the CQS score that I’m missing? How is he go around spam filter with that kind of intensity on a fresh account? Any insights on how to replicate this without getting banned instantly?

Like this?? in just 1day? If you want I can manage yours.

 

[stin99]

Most likely a part what has been said regarding the subs and moderators, it is doing it manually with good ips and is the reason why is not getting banned or not hitting the reddit filters