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Hi everyone, i got a question and it's more about warming up an account. What is the most important part of warming up and how did you do it?

Lately some of accs i tried to warm up got banned but i didn't even break the community's rules which is weird
 
Hi everyone, i got a question and it's more about warming up an account. What is the most important part of warming up and how did you do it?

Lately some of accs i tried to warm up got banned but i didn't even break the community's rules which is weird
What ways were you using to warm up the banned accounts?
 
well, day 1 subscribed to some communities and just scrolling

day 2 and 3 i started upvoting or downvoting posts and comments for like 15-20 mins
I think that was too much, too fast. You need to take it slow and seem like you are really interested in the posts you are interacting with.
 
Patience is the key many people just try to post or comment in the first few days which results in ban ,just mimic like a real human read the topics which interests you and start commenting and posting
 
platforms flag accs that jump straight into repetitive actions or follow patterns. And since you’re multi accounting you also need to make sure that every account you’re operating is running isolated, as that might cross flag your pool of accs as well.
 
The mistake I see is people treating account warming as just getting karma. In reality, reddit looks at overall account behavior.

A properly warmed up account should have a natural posting pattern, participate in different discussions, receive some organic enegagemnet, and avoid sudden changes in activity.
 
I think that was too much, too fast. You need to take it slow and seem like you are really interested in the posts you are interacting with.
That's why I created this thread to to share experience i would like to know how you guys warmed up your accounts
 
Patience is the key many people just try to post or comment in the first few days which results in ban ,just mimic like a real human read the topics which interests you and start commenting and posting
I understand that in growing acc you definitely need patience but I need at least to know when is the best timing for commenting
 
The mistake I see is people treating account warming as just getting karma. In reality, reddit looks at overall account behavior.

A properly warmed up account should have a natural posting pattern, participate in different discussions, receive some organic enegagemnet, and avoid sudden changes in activity.
Not gonna lie before doing multiple accs I created one for personal usage instinctively subscribed to some communities and was doing upvotes but no comments bc topics there was nothing to discuss
 
well, day 1 subscribed to some communities and just scrolling

day 2 and 3 i started upvoting or downvoting posts and comments for like 15-20 mins
Honestly that doesn't sound particularly aggressive. If that's really all you were doing then I'd wonder whether the issue was something other than subreddit activity. Things like account creation patterns, email reputation, IP reputation, device history, or other signals can sometimes trigger automated actions before you've even had a chance to participate much.

One thing I'd be curious about, were these fresh accounts created recently, or older accounts that had been sitting unused? I've seen brand new accounts get flagged despite barely doing anything, while others were able to comment normally within a few days. The fact that you got banned before doing much posting makes me think the trigger may not have been the voting activity itself.
 
Hi @JamesOnlyPromo

According to my experience, the most important part of warming up a reddit account is making the activity look natural and consistent. Many people focus only on getting karma, but reddit also look at behavior pattern.

I usually start by joining a few relevant subreddits, leaving genuine comments, and avoiding any promotional activity for a while. Even if you don't break subreddit rules, reddit's automated system can still flag accounts for unusual activity, aggressive posting, or patterns that resemble spam.

If multiple accounts are getting banned during warmup, I would look closely at the posting frequency, account setup process and whether the accounts are behaving too similarly. Those factors often cause more issues than the actual content being posted.
 
Hi everyone, i got a question and it's more about warming up an account. What is the most important part of warming up and how did you do it?

Lately some of accs i tried to warm up got banned but i didn't even break the community's rules which is weird
Probably because the activity looks unnatural. Too AI-written, too promotional, or too rushed.
Reddit accounts need to look like real users first, not marketers.
 
Probably because the activity looks unnatural. Too AI-written, too promotional, or too rushed.
Reddit accounts need to look like real users first, not marketers.
The funniest part is everyone says the same thing but no one actually says how to make it more natural)
 
The funniest part is everyone says the same thing but no one actually says how to make it more natural)
Well, just try posting manually and don’t be too aggressive at the start.

Avoid promoting anything too early because that can trigger bans fast. Engage naturally, reply like a real user, and don’t make the account look like AI response or marketing activity.
 
I used Ai agents to warm up Reddit account, Like go to certain subreddits and comment very helpful/ agreed style comment (my agents writing style is custom humanized). So like in 1 day it gets 100ish karma. 1.5 day already reached 290ish. And funny thing is its comment gets so much upvote also people starts to DM and Ai Agent chats with them.

Until I made mistake haha I try soft pitch my service and wrongly promted. Prompt: Find 15 pain point post in custom niche then reply a helpful soft pitch comment or DM.
And when agent try to comment on post auto moderator deletes its reply, then agent goes to DM (this was my mistake included DM word in my prompt) and sent 15 DM's under 1-2min and acc got banned hahaha.
 
I understand that in growing acc you definitely need patience but I need at least to know when is the best timing for commenting
Depends on the account age and how well you warm up there is no definitive answer for this its all trial and error you need to do lot of tests to find out which one works good for you and the niche
 
Build history slowly over several days with consistent varied engagement. Avoid fast actions repetition VPN changes or automation. Warming up is mainly about gradual natural activity browsing upvoting and commenting like a real user.
 
You should warm accounts very slowly, normal browsing, few likes, small actions first. when You rush things, bans happen more.
 
The reason why you will be blocked is that from the very beginning, you have been behaving like a robot. The most important thing while warming up is to behave like a human and gain the trust of the platform through aged cookies, natural scrolling, and allowing the account to rest for 48 to 72 hours before starting any mass following and automation.

For warming up, use residential proxies (not data center proxies) along with an anti-detect browser such as AdsPower or Multilogin and manually conduct the engagement and liking activities on your profile.
Appreciate for answer, compare to most answers I got this one is one of the helpful
 
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