Recent content by jasondenzer

Seems like there are way fewer threads on Upvote Panel statuses than like 2-3 months ago. Unfortunately, they still have not been fixed. Buying those upvotes will drop them.

Not a fan of this. Any additional layer of security required by Reddit just makes the experience worse for real users and ironically, means bots will thrive more. Bots have many ways to just AI generate fake IDs.

Hey. So this thread is still relevant with the account warmup process. I personally use these accounts for Manual Upvoting. I have 20 personal profiles. This is the most reliable way to deliver Reddit upvotes without triggering Reddit's anti-votebot algorithm that's been going on for the last...

As someone who uses 20 Anti-detect browsers with 20 warmed up profiles, I can confirm this works if you manually load up each profile and vote on the post. Problem becomes, how do you run a script to do all these things? I don't know much script writing.

Hi. May I please get test balance for this? Thank-you.

It's 50.1%, not 50%. That 1 decimal place matters. The calculator came up with approximately 3,000 total votes. It's likely not reflectively accurate but it backs up my point that as soon as you inject botted upvotes, Reddit will inject equal or more botted downvotes in return.

The panels are getting a hit because Reddit's vote filtration algorithm has tightened up strongly as of late. That's why many panels can't keep up.

What you described is a symptom of what's going on with Reddit right now. The reason we have 20+ posts is because anytime upvote panels (almost) all go down at once, it sparks a lot of threads like this. Also, not everyone browses BHW on a consistent basis so having multiple lets them know how...

That's not my calculator. I found this on Google. The numbers I inputted are based on what shows on the Reddit's post statistics. By inputting the number of points + upvote %, you get a general rough idea as to how many total upvotes and downvotes there are. It's not fully accurate but I'm just...

And it gets worse. You don't actually 'lose' those upvotes. Those upvotes did register. However, Reddit also added their own downvotes with their own bots that bypassed their own Reddit's bot filters. Ie if you bought 100 upvotes, Reddit will retaliate by injecting 100-120 downvotes from their...

The panels are still running but when the votes are delivered, they immediately drop.

They're not 'removed' by Reddit. What happens is Reddit adds equal (sometimes a bit more) downvotes to however many fake/botted upvotes the post received. Ie, if the post got like 100 fake upvotes, Reddit will likely send ~100-110 botted downvotes that bypass Reddit's own filters. You'll notice...

To be fair, 10 cents an upvote is common even with other upvote panels that likely use bots. The cheapest panels are like 1 cent an upvote though.

It's not the fault of the individual panels since these panels are mostly just resellers of parent panels. I think it's the fault of the parent panels for not updating their system so that all subsequent resellers can sell their votes properly.

While you're correct that bot accounts are getting hit a lot harder, what is the definition of a "real account", according to Reddit? What makes an account "real" according to Reddit's detection algorithm? I guess would be someone using a residential IP + manually hitting upvote? Or if someone...