Recent content by embarassedlouse

browserleaks has tons of details, I know it's used to check proxy, but I don't know what to look at, for me it looks like a lot of informations, I don't know what to look for. Also, another question, have you heard about TCP/IP proxy OS spoofing? Is that important? I heard it's important to...

Well Yeah I've got few on my list, but I am not a proxie guy and anyone is just telling to use them, but actually I don't know how to interpret all these values

I've tried your approach but accounts were banned, but I guess it was because of the wrong setup and proxy as well. I am not targeting any subs, my goal is to create my own subreddit and post there.

I am not able to DM at this point, could you DM me first? thank you. I prefer to go with the anti detect browsers since my setup requires it. Also, I want to learn how to do it on PC, I don't want to take the shortcuts, as I already spent too much time on this.

I’m planning to start a new Reddit presence. I know there is a lot of talk about massive account farms, but for now, my goal is simple: I just want to manage one consistently working account. Back in 2022/2023, things seemed much easier. I could buy an aged account, log in, post Telegram links...

What tools do you use to check if a proxy is valid or not? I am planning on buying a mobile proxy, connecting it to my Incogniton profile, and seeing if it works properly. What should I look for in Incogniton? There are a lot of settings, and I am unsure which ones I should modify. Do you...

I am not sure if it's pending or not. I don't remember if I reached it from "your content" or just tab that I had opened. Let's say it's still pending approval, would I be able to see it in "your content"? Because I don't see it there

I haven't got any notification. I don't think it violated the rules, it was question about which proxy type is better with reddit, reisdential vs mobile, I've explained the context and my view on this and asked others obout opinions. The only thing that comes to my mind is I created a pool there...

I recently created a post on Social Media -> Reddit that I spent quite a bit of time writing. After clicking 'Post thread' I received a message stating that it needed to be approved by the moderators. Before it went live, I tried to edit it to fix a link originally, as the raw URL was showing...

I recently created my account after lurking for a few years. I figured it’s better to ask questions than to try and reinvent the wheel myself! Right now, I’m trying to understand the 'unwritten rules' of Reddit for business promotion, and I'm also looking for new ways to accept crypto payments...

I sell software products to customers worldwide. I develop custom software solutions for them in exchange for payment, and I prefer accepting cryptocurrency as it's the most efficient option for me. The problem is that many of my potential clients have never used crypto before. They don’t have...

I've got the same issue. When I try to post telegram links, account is instantly banned.

You need to start from a scratch. New hardware info, new IP, new cookies, new email address. This is why people use antidetect browsers

I've tested few, most of them doesn't deliver what you purchased (like you got few % of what you bought), but even with the pannels that managed to do work properly, all the upvotes are gone within ~1 day

I have tried few (like smmlaboratory, upvotemax, socialplug etc) and all of the upvotes I bought eventually are gone after 1 day. Some of the smm panels doesn't even get you what you bought, so sometimes you end up with like 7 upvotes beside the fact you bought 100. At this point I got the best...