are upvote panels back as normal?

[hamza445]

The panels still work, but the days of cheap bots are gone. Reddit is cooking cookie-based stuff instantly now. Real talk, if you want upvotes that actually stay, you have to pay for the expensive organic providers. Even then, expect to refill them every few hours because filters are aggressive af. Anyone saying it's completely dead just hasn't updated their budget.

thanks for the reply. any service like what you have described?

 

[Hatshepsut pyramid]

i think it is difficult to say if upvote panels are back to normal because different people seems to be reporting different results.

 

[Houcinovic]

I never used any panel but i'm seeing lots of people saying they're dead or don't work like they used to.

I think these panels are using cheap proxies and shadowbanned accounts and recycling them


when i was developing my custom reddit api, i found that the upvotes, comments, and even posting all stick (they're still live now) IF you use a good account that is not shadowbanned + good proxy

I even used cheap datacenter proxies with a fresh 1 week account and it worked but i only tested few comemnts all using api only without any browser

So i learned that the very important thing is the behaviour, account reputation and then proxy quality (mobile proxy is the best), and then other things like browser fingerprints, upvoting, and commenting frequency

 

[hamza445]

I never used any panel but i'm seeing lots of people saying they're dead or don't work like they used to.

I think these panels are using cheap proxies and shadowbanned accounts and recycling them


when i was developing my custom reddit api, i found that the upvotes, comments, and even posting all stick (they're still live now) IF you use a good account that is not shadowbanned + good proxy

I even used cheap datacenter proxies with a fresh 1 week account and it worked but i only tested few comemnts all using api only without any browser

So i learned that the very important thing is the behaviour, account reputation and then proxy quality (mobile proxy is the best), and then other things like browser fingerprints, upvoting, and commenting frequency

hey. thanks for your reply. im interested to know if you resell that as a service or you just use it for your own needs.

 

[Hatshepsut pyramid]

what i believe as a beginner is the best approach is to monitor outcomes instead of assuming that everything is back to normal.

 

[Ankitpal888]

what i believe as a beginner is the best approach is to monitor outcomes instead of assuming that everything is back to normal.

I agree with you

 

[Loveoverenvy]

they are not back normal. I doubt they'll ever be with such a filters Reddit made lately. I've talked with one customer support one of those dashboards and they said they're still trying to find a way.

 

[imccafey]

They're still around sure, but far from what they used to be. Reddit's wised-up to those kinda things so either they don't work as well or the good ones are really hard to find and more often than not, you need a lot to make them work anyway.
Also, the platform's dynamic so even if the votes stick, they don't necessarily translate into genuine engagement or visibility.
If you're trying to gauge how well a post or comment will perform, organic engagement is usually the best for that. Artificial votes can make it harder to tell what people actually find valuable.

 

[Onemarket]

I use Reddit naturally and never use tools or services to artificially increase upvotes, because I don't think that provides any real value.

 

[hamza445]

I use Reddit naturally and never use tools or services to artificially increase upvotes, because I don't think that provides any real value.

it really depends on what niche you focus on.