Integration steps for purchased Reddit account

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Hi, I am seeing practices where people are complaining about the bans that they get to the email that they buy. I have found some info, that this is related to the missing cookies on the new user who bought and started using the account. Is this correct?
Does anyone have a blueprint of the clean bought account integration and use?

Thanks and have a good Monday, fellers!
 
Cookies are only one piece of it. Reddit also cares about the old login setup, proxy, browser profile and how the account starts behaving after handover. For bought accs, getting the cookies plus the browser profile file and proxy details from the seller is much cleaner. Then import it into an antidetect browser and don’t rush the account right away.
 
Cookies are only one piece of it. Reddit also cares about the old login setup, proxy, browser profile and how the account starts behaving after handover. For bought accs, getting the cookies plus the browser profile file and proxy details from the seller is much cleaner. Then import it into an antidetect browser and don’t rush the account right away.
Okay, okay, now we're talking, much clearer! Thanks.
But does the account re-sellers include/offer this "full pack" with the accounts? Because when I tried to look for the account - I haven't received such offer. Only the account.
 
Okay, okay, now we're talking, much clearer! Thanks.
But does the account re-sellers include/offer this "full pack" with the accounts? Because when I tried to look for the account - I haven't received such offer. Only the account.
Most sellers usually give just the account login, email access, maybe recovery details if you're lucky. Before buying, better ask clearly what comes with it and check some real reviews about the seller, not only the price. Cookies, proxy info or browser profile are a plus, but not everyone has them. If they don't, just move the account into an antidetect browser after purchase and keep the setup stable.
 
I don't think it's just about cookies. A lot of bought accounts get flagged because of sudden changes in login location, device, behavior, IPs, or account history. I think the biggest mistake is logging in and immediately using the account heavily. You should take it slow for a while.
 
Yep, missing cookies/old fingerprints trigger verification instantly, always warm em up first with real browsing
 
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