Reddit accounts farming

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i am keep getting banned by reddit no matter whatever i try buy I want to farm reddit account please guide what's the possible way i can do

I have one account working for so long but I don't want or login to same ip else that will also burn out

I want to farm like 500 accounts everyday
 
I think the scale might be the issue. Reddit has become much more aggressive with detecting unusual account activity, so farming hundreds of accounts daily is very likely to trigger bans. In my experience, a smaller number of accounts with consistent and natural participation tends to survive much longer.
 
If your marketing strategy absolutely requires hundreds of accounts a day to work, Reddit might just be the wrong platform for your model. it is too strictly moderated now, so you might want to look into platforms with softer anti-spam filters.
 
First, check your proxy quality because a lot of account issues can start there. Then join a few smaller subreddits and spend some time replying to comments and engaging naturally. New accounts that immediately start posting or promoting things tend to get flagged much faster than accounts with normal activity. Also, try to focus on a single niche rather than jumping between multiple unrelated topics, as that helps your account activity look more consistent and natural.
 
Farming 500 accounts a day is extremely hard on Reddit now. They detect patterns super fast. Most people who try end up burning everything. I think better to focus on few high-quality aged accounts with good proxies and slow warm-up instead of mass farming
 
500 accounts a day is a crazy number honestly. At that scale Reddit isn't just looking at IPs anymore, a bunch of fresh accounts showing up from similar environments gets ugly fast. The old account is probably worth protecting more than chasing volume. For registering new accounts, separate antidetect browser profiles with randomized fingerprints matter more than just changing IPs.
 
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It will cost more and waste more time if I split every separately and i don't want to put my that much time or I don't have that kind money to invest on anti defect browser or such things. So tell me the free and hassle free way
The platform is way less forgiving than it used to be. Start small and do it manually first, a free plan is enough to see what works. Do some basic warming-up, normal browsing, a few comments, nothing too robotic. If the goal is really 500 accounts a day, sooner or later the management part becomes the headache.
 
I want to farm like 500 accounts everyday
Only with iPhones. One account creation + basic warmup during a week ~ 2 hours in total. With automation running 24/7 it's around 50 accounts per week from one iPhone (given there always are some unexpected delays so time is not used 100%). Which means a farm of 10 iPhones solves the problem.
 
Dude, 500 accounts a day is wild. reddit's gonna sniff that out instantly. they've got way more sophisticated bot detection than just ip checks. forget the backend specs, they're irrelevant if you're trying to brute-force it like that. you need to think about the edge, like how you're presenting these accounts to reddit. even with proxies, they're seeing patterns.
 
You're usually better off focusing on a smaller number of aged accounts with genuine activity rather than chasing volume. Reddit's detection systems are much stricter now. Trying to farm 500 reddit accounts a day is probably the main reason you're getting banned.
 
if one old account is still alive, protect it like gold, because volume accounts usually die before they even build real trust
 
on my agency we farm hundreds of accounts a week automating jailbroken iphones to karma farm, you should learn a method to farm, and then automate it if you want that scale
 
on my agency we farm hundreds of accounts a week automating jailbroken iphones to karma farm, you should learn a method to farm, and then automate it if you want that scale
yes, i agree.
 
The scale is the problem. Reddit is much better at detecting mass-created accounts now. I'd focus on a few well-aged accounts with normal activity rather than trying to farm hundreds daily. Quality usually lasts longer than quantity.
 
on my agency we farm hundreds of accounts a week automating jailbroken iphones to karma farm, you should learn a method to farm, and then automate it if you want that scale
hey, can you send me a PM? I can't send it to you.
 
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