I think you should be more careful. A few days ago, Reddit admins posted some updates in r/redditsecurity talking about how they are taking their anti-spam and action against "compromised" accounts up a notch. I noticed some of my accounts are temporarily banned too - I hope it's really just...
Yah I guess that's where bots come in. I've noticed an increased number of bans these past few weeks though. Maybe Reddit took it up a notch once more.
I was drawn in by the ease of depositing in eToro via Paypal - Good thing I checked reviews first. The interface looked so friendly, almost like a social media site.
Been checking the entire internet for eToro reviews. They're indeed one of the most popular brokers, but they probably have the worst review scores with people strongly warning others to stay away.
True. Reddit increased their strictness yet again, shadowbanning accounts that I recently bought. I made sure they posted the most generic and neutral comments but still got caught.
That might not be cost effective. Most buyers only look at the numbers (Karma + age). If you focus on quality posts, you might not gain much at the end of the day. -Just my 2 cents
Totally agree that this might be account related and it seems Reddit has become more relentless in taking down bot accounts. I noticed for example, <1 day old accounts can no longer cast votes on comments.
I usually post in subreddits that have at least a thousand online members. Also, I try to make use of "Karma bombs" by writing something "smart" right next to a highly upvoted comment.
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