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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    I have friends who do private messages. They told me they send 2 messages per account per day, but sooner or later the ban comes. Apparently, though, with just those 2 messages they manage to make enough to pay for the account, but I don't know how they do it.
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Maybe you haven't read or tried to understand what I've written so far. I haven't just dealt with this one update — I've seen a thousand of them. Back when you could create an account and its very first comment could be a link, those were the golden days, and I don't think you were around to see...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Trying to do marketing since July... we're not fortune tellers. You made thousands of dollars? Good for you! “Pointless questions”? Yet I’m still making money, and you’re not. My fleet of accounts, although slowly, continues to post one link per account, as it always has, so my steady income...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    You've been doing marketing on the most difficult platform for two months, and from what you wrote, you're using one-day-old accounts. Reddit is the most difficult platform. If you think you can do marketing like that, you're right to quit immediately.
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    A little karma helps, but I didn't understand — does it work for your competitor?
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Make the post. You can use 2–5 accounts to leave the comments, then leave them inactive for a few days and edit one of the comments afterward. Do you know where your accounts come from? Do you buy them on Telegram?
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Accounts with 80–200 comment karma, with at least 10 natural activities on them. With these accounts, have you tried posting a simple comment and then editing it after two days?
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Were these accounts purchased or created? How old were they? Did they have organic comments in that subreddit? How much comment karma did they have? Are you using an anti-detect browser, and what type of proxy are you using? Were these accounts purchased or created? How old were they? Did they...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Regarding the 6-month-old accounts I mentioned that I bought empty, I’m not using them for links, only for comments. For links, the amount of karma isn’t important. I don’t understand people who buy accounts with even 1k post karma — it’s obvious that it was upvoted. I use accounts with around...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    If you check my comments, I’ve always shown proof of what I say. If you want, I can send you a couple of accounts so you can see that the comments work.
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    "We detected automated activity..." – Is anyone here facing this issue?

    I gave away some accounts because I didn’t want to verify them, but now I’m verifying them and it’s actually quite simple. I’m even verifying accounts that are 15 days old. Are you sure they suspended it permanently?
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    I’m not having these problems. Maybe it’s because I work with accounts that are around 6 months old. I do a week of warm-up and then start commenting. Both blank accounts and accounts with karma work fine for me. About 90% of my comments remain visible. I usually make one comment per session...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Honestly, I can’t understand what issue you’re experiencing, so at this point it might also be related to the subreddits you’re posting in. I run a large number of accounts every day using an anonymous browser and rotating residential proxies, but I don’t have any of these problems. Your...
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    Are Reddit account fillters getting stricter in 2026?

    Are you serious?
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    "We detected automated activity..." – Is anyone here facing this issue?

    Avoid marketplaces. Avoid buying from sites that also sell upvotes. If you’re buying accounts with karma, go for comment karma, as everyone recommends. The accounts should have an authentic history. If you want to buy empty accounts, always look on these sites. There’s no easy way to build...
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