Any experience running reddit accs on AdsPower?

[Stifmeister]

Has anyone had any experience runnin lots of accounts on reddit via adspower? Any suggestions on what kind of accs work best? Best warmup setup?

I've been using 4/5G mobile proxies, quite expensive but they rotate via URL, so I can have a new IP for all accounts. I tried running 15 accs at once like this, using the cookie robot tool to setup proper cookies, but literally
all of the accounts got banned. I didn't even get past a week, didn't post a single post or link or anything, just scrolling, rarely upvoting, a comment here and there that was actually thought out and not random.

Is the anti-detect brower a shit choice for reddit? Or does anyone have any success running it recently?

 

[Proxy Cake]

I would purchase some aged accounts instead of creating them

 

[Stifmeister]

I would purchase some aged accounts instead of creating them

What is the process of properly utilizing them without getting instantly banned?

 

[Ghost Root]

You can create fresh Reddit accounts using a stable browser profile with a consistent proxy. Spend the first week doing normal activity, such as commenting in niche-related subreddits and earning some genuine karma. Once the account has built a little history, you can gradually start posting in the following week

If you need to get started faster, you can use aged accounts. Just make sure to set them up with a dedicated proxy and spend 2–3 days doing regular activity before posting. Also, ensure your proxy remains stable, as frequent IP changes can trigger Reddit's security systems and increase the risk of account restrictions

 

[Stifmeister]

You can create fresh Reddit accounts using a stable browser profile with a consistent proxy. Spend the first week doing normal activity, such as commenting in niche-related subreddits and earning some genuine karma. Once the account has built a little history, you can gradually start posting in the following week

If you need to get started faster, you can use aged accounts. Just make sure to set them up with a dedicated proxy and spend 2–3 days doing regular activity before posting. Also, ensure your proxy remains stable, as frequent IP changes can trigger Reddit's security systems and increase the risk of account restrictions

But mobile proxies are apparently the best and they rotate constantly

 

[jongsumatra]

You run adspower with a paid plan? Have you tried other antidetect's ?

 

[Smallex]

Has anyone had any experience runnin lots of accounts on reddit via adspower? Any suggestions on what kind of accs work best? Best warmup setup?

I've been using 4/5G mobile proxies, quite expensive but they rotate via URL, so I can have a new IP for all accounts. I tried running 15 accs at once like this, using the cookie robot tool to setup proper cookies, but literally
all of the accounts got banned. I didn't even get past a week, didn't post a single post or link or anything, just scrolling, rarely upvoting, a comment here and there that was actually thought out and not random.

Is the anti-detect brower a shit choice for reddit? Or does anyone have any success running it recently?

Adspower paid plan, non voip sms verification and voidmob mobile proxy with p0f set to iOS, Running 15 accss for few months already.

 

[ThePPCJoker]

i have done it before, wasn't really working well...

 

[Stifmeister]

Adspower paid plan, non voip sms verification and voidmob mobile proxy with p0f set to iOS, Running 15 accss for few months already.

You confirm the sms number on reddit accs? Is it possible to do without? Does Adspower simulate iOS mobile fine?

Could you elaborate a bit more what "voidmob mobile proxy with p0f set to iOS" means exactly? voidmob is the proxy provider, and what is p0f?

 

[Smallex]

You confirm the sms number on reddit accs? Is it possible to do without? Does Adspower simulate iOS mobile fine?

Could you elaborate a bit more what "voidmob mobile proxy with p0f set to iOS" means exactly? voidmob is the proxy provider, and what is p0f?

1. Yes possible without it, but confiming number gives more trust to reddit systems. Those numbers don't cost much to verify 1 OTP.

2. Adspower simulate iOS only from device side but not from IP side, most proxies emit Linux fingerprint for example. So when your device gives iOS fingerprint and proxy gives linux or data center it gives a missmatch that can be flagged. p0f is a passive fingerpirnt control setting that allows to spoof/simulate any fingerprint you need to match your setup perfectly, this has to be allowed by provider.

 

[Stifmeister]

1. Yes possible without it, but confiming number gives more trust to reddit systems. Those numbers don't cost much to verify 1 OTP.

2. Adspower simulate iOS only from device side but not from IP side, most proxies emit Linux fingerprint for example. So when your device gives iOS fingerprint and proxy gives linux or data center it gives a missmatch that can be flagged. p0f is a passive fingerpirnt control setting that allows to spoof/simulate any fingerprint you need to match your setup perfectly, this has to be allowed by provider.

What provider are you using? I've tried mobile proxies that rotate IP by URL as recommnded here on bhw.

Does Adspower have the ability to simulate p0f?

 

[Smallex]

What provider are you using? I've tried mobile proxies that rotate IP by URL as recommnded here on bhw.

Does Adspower have the ability to simulate p0f?

The provider I use is voidmob, but there might be others alowing p0f. And as I mentioned, adspower only simulates devices fingerprint not IP.

 

[adronyx]

Honestly, I dont think AdsPower is necessarily the problem Reddit has become much better at detecting account patterns and coordinated behavior even when using different IPs

If multiple accounts are created or managed in a similar way they can still get flagged I've seen people have better results by focusing on fewer accounts and letting them age naturally rather than scaling too quickly

 

[Stifmeister]

Honestly, I dont think AdsPower is necessarily the problem Reddit has become much better at detecting account patterns and coordinated behavior even when using different IPs

If multiple accounts are created or managed in a similar way they can still get flagged I've seen people have better results by focusing on fewer accounts and letting them age naturally rather than scaling too quickly

How can reddit even detect that?

My warmup period is literally just browsing and upvoting, aren't millions of people doing the exact same thing daily? Hows my accounts any more suspicious than anyone else

 

[adronyx]

How can reddit even detect that?

My warmup period is literally just browsing and upvoting, aren't millions of people doing the exact same thing daily? Hows my accounts any more suspicious than anyone else

True, but its not just about the actions themselves its about the patterns Millions of users browse naturally and randomly while multiple accounts often show similar timing device signals IP ranges and behavior Thats why systems can link or flag them even if the activity looks completely normal on its own

 

[Stifmeister]

True, but its not just about the actions themselves its about the patterns Millions of users browse naturally and randomly while multiple accounts often show similar timing device signals IP ranges and behavior Thats why systems can link or flag them even if the activity looks completely normal on its own

So if I can use multiple proxy providers, in between switching the accounts, mix them up a bit - some on firefox, some on chrome, some on iOS, some on android, skip some accounts for a day or two - that would reduce my chances of getting them all banned?

1. Yes possible without it, but confiming number gives more trust to reddit systems. Those numbers don't cost much to verify 1 OTP.

2. Adspower simulate iOS only from device side but not from IP side, most proxies emit Linux fingerprint for example. So when your device gives iOS fingerprint and proxy gives linux or data center it gives a missmatch that can be flagged. p0f is a passive fingerpirnt control setting that allows to spoof/simulate any fingerprint you need to match your setup perfectly, this has to be allowed by provider.

I see voidmob has a monthly option for 4g/5g mobile proxies, does it have the p0f and the ability to rotate IP on command?

 

[adronyx]

So if I can use multiple proxy providers, in between switching the accounts, mix them up a bit - some on firefox, some on chrome, some on iOS, some on android, skip some accounts for a day or two - that would reduce my chances of getting them all banned?

Maybe, but theres no guarantee Platforms look at a lot more than just IPs and browsers these days

I'd focus more on making the accounts look and behave naturally rather than trying to outsmart the detection systems

 

[Papa Mexicana]

Has anyone had any experience runnin lots of accounts on reddit via adspower? Any suggestions on what kind of accs work best? Best warmup setup?

I've been using 4/5G mobile proxies, quite expensive but they rotate via URL, so I can have a new IP for all accounts. I tried running 15 accs at once like this, using the cookie robot tool to setup proper cookies, but literally
all of the accounts got banned. I didn't even get past a week, didn't post a single post or link or anything, just scrolling, rarely upvoting, a comment here and there that was actually thought out and not random.

Is the anti-detect brower a shit choice for reddit? Or does anyone have any success running it recently?

Gologin is good; the issue you have is with the rotating mobile proxy. The website requires a constant residential IP address, which means you will need to get ISP proxies for each of your accounts, and do some lurking in the first week before you actually do anything.

 

[Stifmeister]

Gologin is good; the issue you have is with the rotating mobile proxy. The website requires a constant residential IP address, which means you will need to get ISP proxies for each of your accounts, and do some lurking in the first week before you actually do anything.

It's natural for IP to rotate, not constantly but every now and then. If an IP stays the same for a session, should be fine.

All mobile data IP's rotate constantly, usualy not during a session, but at least once per day.

 

[Jommo]

Your accounts may have been flagged because they were using similar content and were detected as related. The best approach is to manage accounts separately and ensure that each account publishes completely different content.