Any idea about warming up reddit account?

RomansLand

RomansLand

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i have an old reddit account for about 5 years ago, i created it my self used it regularly for observing subreddits, this acc has no karma but i recently replied to some subreddits and mentioned some websites and all my replies are deleted. any idea about how can i reply what ever i want? should i warm up this acc before mentioning anything? how should i do such thing? i dont wanna spam anything and get shadow banned
 
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5 year old acc with almost no karna can still look suspucious.

Kust spend time commenting normally, getting a bit of karma, and avoid dropping links or mentioning websites too often at the start.
 
Based on my experience, when you're just getting started, it's better to focus on commenting and sharing positive, meaningful opinions rather than posting frequently. Give your account time to build credibility and establish a solid history. Once it has gained some trust and longevity, you can gradually increase your posting frequency.
 
I think the issue is less about the age of the account and more about the account history.

A 5 year old account with no karma can sometimes be treated similarly to a new account because there is not much activity for moderators or automated filters to evaluate.

You should spend some time genuinely commenting and participating in communities you are interested in before trying to mention any website.
 
Hi @RomansLand

According to me, even a 5 year old account can look suspicious if it has no karma. So the first thing you should do is warm up your account. Reddit has become a lot stricter nowadays, and many subreddits pay more attention to recent activity and karma than account age.

My advice would be to spend a few days posting normal comments without mentioning any websites. Once the account has some activity and engagement, you can start posting natural comments. If needed, you can later edit those comments and add brand mention or website where it feels like a natural part of the discussion.

Also, keep in mind that many comment removals are caused by subreddit filters rather than a Reddit-wide shadowban. Building some recent activity first usually makes a big difference.
 
you should warm up your account like a real user, ask questions, reply to posts, write reviews about stuff you used etc, they got ai everywhere so you gotta look like a real user instead of someone trying to boost their account or spammer
 
Yes, you should warm up the account first. Start by commenting normally without any links so Reddit can trust your account activity.
 
i would say patience, consistent participation and helpful interactions is the best way to build a Reddit account.
 
Age helps, but recent activity matters more. I'd spend some time contributing normally and earning a bit of karma first. Many removals come from subreddit filters, so building a fresh history before mentioning sites usually works better.
 
old acc with no karma still look new to reddit. dont drop links first. comment normal for a while, get some karma, then mention site only if it really fit
 
my approach would be to participate regularly, add value to discussions and let the account grow naturally.
 
GeeLark AI said:
5 year old acc with almost no karna can still look suspucious.

Kust spend time commenting normally, getting a bit of karma, and avoid dropping links or mentioning websites too often at the start.
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chalaboot said:
Based on my experience, when you're just getting started, it's better to focus on commenting and sharing positive, meaningful opinions rather than posting frequently. Give your account time to build credibility and establish a solid history. Once it has gained some trust and longevity, you can gradually increase your posting frequency.
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KarmaLabs said:
Hi @RomansLand

According to me, even a 5 year old account can look suspicious if it has no karma. So the first thing you should do is warm up your account. Reddit has become a lot stricter nowadays, and many subreddits pay more attention to recent activity and karma than account age.

My advice would be to spend a few days posting normal comments without mentioning any websites. Once the account has some activity and engagement, you can start posting natural comments. If needed, you can later edit those comments and add brand mention or website where it feels like a natural part of the discussion.

Also, keep in mind that many comment removals are caused by subreddit filters rather than a Reddit-wide shadowban. Building some recent activity first usually makes a big difference.
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tnq all for your help and i have another question about getting karmas, i spent a few days posting and putting comments but still dont have much karmas, any idea about getting a good amount of karma? i used to put comments on high sub reddits already
 
Just go with the hivemind. See what's getting upvoted and try to vary on it.
 
High Dragon Agency said:
Ngl your 5-year-old account is getting instaclapped by AutoMod because it has absolute zero karma and drops external links, which triggers Reddit's hidden Contributor Quality Score (CQS) algorithm as a hijacked sleeper-bot profile, so you absolutely must warm it up by spending 2 weeks leaving genuine, link-free text comments in beginner-friendly subs like r/AskReddit to organically score at least 100 comment karma before you even think about mentioning a website, or else your domain will get blacklisted and the profile will go bloody kaputt
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How do you warm up new accounts?

I'm using AdsPower and got 15 new acc's banned, all clean done properly with mobile proxies. Didn't even post a single post, only scrolled and upvoted - got banned.
If I buy an account from a seller, that maybe has a few hundred karma, how long and how do I properly warm it up?
 
From what I've seen the best approach is to participate naturally in communities and focus on genuine engagement Building credibility over time seems more effective than trying to grow an account too quickly
 
Before posting any links, you should get at least 100-200 karma, but even then, it might be deleted.
 
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