Recent content by RestingGlitchFace

If you're managing multiple accounts you need to use multiple proxies. Don't risk it.

Stick to a high-quality mobile proxy, safest bet.

Sounds like a proxy issue, shame to hear it still got banned after all that work.

Never seen one unfortunately :/

Demand demand demand. Especially with social media sites becomming so strict, mobile proxies are just dealing with it better.

Discount!

If the proxy you're using is low quality it'll probably trigger ccaptchas since websites will be sussing them out and "onto them". Shouldn't be an issue when using a higher quality proxy.

It can definitely work, but as you've seen others say, Reddits moderation has become very tedious to deal with. Try making a subreddit and growing it naturally, might be worth the time investment.

Sadly sounds like a bad proxy, best to try a different one and see if the problem persists.

If it persists being slow it's probably time to buy some new proxies matey.

Good proxy, antidetect bowser, warm up the account (try to behave as naturally as possible), don't spam people, cross your fingers.

The site might be detecting proxy IPs from known databases or noticing mismatches in device fingerprinting. Are you using an antidetect browser when doing this?

Static proxies are good for consistency, dynamic proxies are better if you need frequent IP rotation.

Static proxies are best for predictable, fixed tasks. Dynamic proxies are better when flexibility and scalability are key. Depends on what you're trying to do.

If it's the one account, use a static proxy, if you want to add an extra layer of safety go with a mobile proxy, usually better for social media.