Recent content by ToNice

I’ve reiterated this several times: use an anti-detect browser and fixed rotating proxies.

Have you already read it? There are 1,000 opinions about this. You have to figure out which one offers the best value for money. If people are replying to you here, they’re just bots trying to get votes. Everyone has their own setup and their own opinion.

That’s natural, not because you bought an account, but mainly because you changed the device fingerprint. Create an account on one computer and move it to another, and you’ll have the same problem. There’s a process called warm-up that helps solve this issue. We have accounts with 10–50 existing...

It’s not exactly like that. I’ve come across accounts that were blocked by the human verification even though they had more than 40 comments and had been active on Reddit for over 6 months. This is a new filter.

It depends on what kind of accounts we’re talking about. With new ones, I just log in, comment, and log out. With older accounts that I log back into, I’ve noticed that the warm-up time is very important. I did a test with 5, 10, and 15 days of warm-up, and as the number of days increases, the...

Is it possible that I’ve never seen a CAPTCHA while using rotating residential proxies that cost $1? Could it be that your configuration isn’t working properly?

For replying to comments, I use cheap proxies, around $1 per GB. For posting links, making posts, or replying to posts, I use proxies that cost around $5 per GB. Honestly, I think they’re all the same. send u pm

For some time now, accounts have been dying quickly, especially when people buy post-only accounts or accounts with just 1–2 interactions, which presumably means they’ve only been upvoted. This is especially true if you don’t do the warm-up properly or if you don’t use proxies or anonymous...

You can leave the account inactive for a year, but before interacting, you need to be consistent with the warm-up. If you buy an empty account or log back into an account, your fingerprint changes. It needs some warm-up time to regain trust.

They’re giving you an account that’s almost a year old for free, and you still want high karma?

Does your account work?

I'm going to stop giving away accounts. 80% of you don't read the threads and don't even know what Reddit is.

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If you log in, you'll see that it asks you to complete the human verification with a passkey, not to reset the password.