What Setup is Working For Reddit Now?

[MoMarketing]

Hello, BHW

I have tried many things using static proxies, mobile proxies used anti detect browsers.

Have Bought accs from many sites such as G2A, PVA and many vendors claiming that they are manually created and farmed accs.

But in the end it ends up in the ban some after the login and some in the phase of warming up.

From the Experts, I want to know what setup is working curently although the ban wave is going on but we have to do what we do. I want to do Reddit Marketing like doing Post/Comments.

Pls don't share generic advice like account behavior is crucial this that. I want to know from real people doing reddit marketing and from real experience

 

[SEO_Preach]

honestly you cannot use it anymore, i have heard nothing that works except running reddit on virtual machine

 

[MoMarketing]

ofcourse another thing would be providing cracked accounts to a dude who isnt banned, he logins to multiple accounts, i know a guy who has over thousands of cracked accounts

No those were not cracked accounts I bought 1m= aged accounts and 100+ karma accounts

 

[staddenxo]

nothing works now. Reddit bans anti-detect browsers and even cloud phones. The only way to keep an account alive is to use real mobile devices - this is what works for me now

 

[Panther28]

I just have one account. No proxies, or hiding behind or with anything. I'm as real user as they come. Account is second highest CSQ or whatever the score thing is, karma is 10k+. Had account for 5+ years.

 

[examplens]

No those were not cracked accounts I bought 1m= aged accounts and 100+ karma accounts

Here is my story
I had two accounts 12+ years old, with 2k+ karma. They have never been used for any illegal activities, spam or anything similar. only occasional regular participation in discussions.
I gave one account to an acquaintance who wanted to open his sub for a new crypto project. He logged in via VPN, and very quickly the problems started. In the beginning, just reset the password, so that later the account would be suspended and its sub would be deleted. After a few weeks, he gave up.
After that, I, with another account, opened a sub for him and his service (obviously the same name) and it has been active for a long time, without any deletions or suspensions.
Let me mention, the account that I (only I) still use is active daily and fairly natural usage.
Maybe it will help you come to a conclusion

 

[Salamouna]

No one will give you a straight answer to those questions. People pay too much money for that, so you have to test it yourself, as we’re all doing right now, and find the answer through trial and error.

 

[app_pilot]

Manually farmed accounts are just resold burners what works is dedicated residential IPs with unique fingerprints and aged, real-karma profiles farm your own or keep donating to bans.

 

[ToNice]

Hello, BHW

I have tried many things using static proxies, mobile proxies used anti detect browsers.

Have Bought accs from many sites such as G2A, PVA and many vendors claiming that they are manually created and farmed accs.

But in the end it ends up in the ban some after the login and some in the phase of warming up.

From the Experts, I want to know what setup is working curently although the ban wave is going on but we have to do what we do. I want to do Reddit Marketing like doing Post/Comments.

Pls don't share generic advice like account behavior is crucial this that. I want to know from real people doing reddit marketing and from real experience

On G2G, they sell accounts with post karma, and they’re often upvoted accounts, with prices around $2–5. Think about it: a newly created account that has been warmed up and then sent to comment has a cost, and it may even cost more than what you paid for it.

If you’re using an anti-detect browser and getting banned immediately upon entry, you may not be using residential proxies. That usually happens when an account is using a flagged proxy, including during the warm-up process.

honestly you cannot use it anymore, i have heard nothing that works except running reddit on virtual machine

Why don’t you use your own PC? It’s the same.

 

[MoMarketing]

I just have one account. No proxies, or hiding behind or with anything. I'm as real user as they come. Account is second highest CSQ or whatever the score thing is, karma is 10k+. Had account for 5+ years.

Thats why it is surviving I guess

On G2G, they sell accounts with post karma, and they’re often upvoted accounts, with prices around $2–5. Think about it: a newly created account that has been warmed up and then sent to comment has a cost, and it may even cost more than what you paid for it.

If you’re using an anti-detect browser and getting banned immediately upon entry, you may not be using residential proxies. That usually happens when an account is using a flagged proxy, including during the warm-up process.

As I said earlier in this post I am using anti detect borwser with mobil proxies still banning

Manually farmed accounts are just resold burners what works is dedicated residential IPs with unique fingerprints and aged, real-karma profiles farm your own or keep donating to bans.

Yes I think that's the way created 5-6 accounts today let's hope for the best will farm karma on them within 2-3 weeks

Here is my story
I had two accounts 12+ years old, with 2k+ karma. They have never been used for any illegal activities, spam or anything similar. only occasional regular participation in discussions.
I gave one account to an acquaintance who wanted to open his sub for a new crypto project. He logged in via VPN, and very quickly the problems started. In the beginning, just reset the password, so that later the account would be suspended and its sub would be deleted. After a few weeks, he gave up.
After that, I, with another account, opened a sub for him and his service (obviously the same name) and it has been active for a long time, without any deletions or suspensions.
Let me mention, the account that I (only I) still use is active daily and fairly natural usage.
Maybe it will help you come to a conclusion

Thanks for this great advice I will try to implement this and let you know

 

[deigrowth234]

Manually farmed accounts are just resold burners what works is dedicated residential IPs with unique fingerprints and aged, real-karma profiles farm your own or keep donating to bans.

How does residential IPs work well if the IPs are constantly rotating? Wouldn't that raise more suspicion than a static IP?

 

[ToNice]

How does residential IPs work well if the IPs are constantly rotating? Wouldn't that raise more suspicion than a static IP?

Rotating residential IPs need to be set to sticky, meaning they rotate after the amount of time you specify.

 

[deigrowth234]

Rotating residential IPs need to be set to sticky, meaning they rotate after the amount of time you specify.

I understand that, but that still doesn't answer the question, does it? The IP will rotate to a new one after some time, and the thing is, how often does a regular user go from place to place each hour, each day? Like, will the IP rotate to a new location, like a city, a state, a country? Unless you stay within a specific location and the IP changes within it, but that's rare in my experience with the plethora of providers I've tried.

 

[ToNice]

I understand that, but that still doesn't answer the question, does it? The IP will rotate to a new one after some time, and the thing is, how often does a regular user go from place to place each hour, each day? Like, will the IP rotate to a new location, like a city, a state, a country? Unless you stay within a specific location and the IP changes within it, but that's rare in my experience with the plethora of providers I've tried.

If you’re using one account, you don’t need rotation; you can use a fixed residential IP. Even for 3 accounts, you can use a single IP as long as you log into them several hours apart.

Rotating IPs are mainly useful for convenience when managing multiple accounts. Have you already tried using a seller’s dashboard? It doesn’t just give you one script to obtain an IP; you can request unlimited IPs and assign one to each account.

The dashboard has all the options for setting the location. Personally, I only set the state, and I’ve also tested using different states, with the same result. In my opinion, Reddit doesn’t look at the location; it only checks whether the IP is flagged.

I only received the bot verification because Reddit had linked my IPs. Once I replaced them, I solved the problem.

 

[deigrowth234]

If you’re using one account, you don’t need rotation; you can use a fixed residential IP. Even for 3 accounts, you can use a single IP as long as you log into them several hours apart.

Rotating IPs are mainly useful for convenience when managing multiple accounts. Have you already tried using a seller’s dashboard? It doesn’t just give you one script to obtain an IP; you can request unlimited IPs and assign one to each account.

The dashboard has all the options for setting the location. Personally, I only set the state, and I’ve also tested using different states, with the same result. In my opinion, Reddit doesn’t look at the location; it only checks whether the IP is flagged.

I only received the bot verification because Reddit had linked my IPs. Once I replaced them, I solved the problem.

Reddit definitely tracks location, and that's been proven; I even tested it myself. Also, it looks like you are speaking about ISP proxies, which are stable/non rotating residential-datacenter proxies. Either way, whenever the location changed, all of my accounts got flagged for "unusual activity," and then those accounts got banned. Or, even without the warning, accounts got shadowbanned, so I'm pretty sure location plays a big part in all of this.

 

[ToNice]

Reddit definitely tracks location, and that's been proven; I even tested it myself. Also, it looks like you are speaking about ISP proxies, which are stable/non rotating residential-datacenter proxies. Either way, whenever the location changed, all of my accounts got flagged for "unusual activity," and then those accounts got banned. Or, even without the warning, accounts got shadowbanned, so I'm pretty sure location plays a big part in all of this.

ISP is the best, but you don’t need it.
I manage a huge number of accounts. I ran a one-week test with 50 accounts: one day they were sending messages from the US, another day from France, and another day from the UK, and I didn’t have any blocks. So based on my experience, I’d say the location isn’t important. But you don’t need this anyway—if you’re managing 10 accounts, you can simply use rotating proxies in the US.