- Oct 30, 2020
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This was me in February of 2026 Warning one of the biggest SMM panel operator owners and one of the most skilled Reddit upvote /comment operators of all panels out if not 'the best.'
I suggested he go private. Because I knew some people were using him and they had no clue what they were doing -- and it would get tons of accounts banned. All of this happened .
As good as he is at the techinical with programming, setting up panels, he still lacked the wisdom/intuition and experience I (and a few others) have with reddit as i've been on the platform since maybe 2010 or 2011 . Not even sure. I was introduced to it because a guy took a Youtube video of mine and made income skyrocket 40x overnight to show me 'a trick.' After that, I started my journey at picking everything apart about the platform.
I saw the writing on the wall because too many 'intenret hustlers' were just doing anything on reddit, sloppily, wihtout experience or understanding of what they are even posting. They are just copy cat services that are making trends WAY TOO CLEAR that everything is just fake . I saw comments, and there was no thought, organization, or real thought to how operations were ran.
Then of course, I saw people were tired. The average Joe was realizing the platform was ODing with spam.
One of the most important skills people undervalue on reddit.. THE ART OF CONVERSATION / JOURNALISM / WRITING
If you can't hold a fluid conversation where you're posting or commenting, Your service will die eventually and your clients will lose all, just as you do. The inevitable.
The bad part of this for businesses is this: Those people will start a new account / new brand and try to sell the service again here under a new 'mask'.
Tricky game and this will continue to compound.
The Problem I see coming now... Reddit successfully downed a lot of SMM panels but what's the next move? It''s going to be drastic.
The head of Reddit has said they are implementing ID requirements. This would make the value of reddit accounts SKY ROCKET. A huge plus for someone like me. I wouldn't lose access.
But a lot would be toast.
Beyond the ID thing... what do you
PS:
I used panels for upvotes and comments. Never for posts or to buy my manual accounts. Why? I knew the risks
Most of the accounts I risked using Panels were banned or warned and one thing I learned. If it was 'warned', the next log-in it will probably be banned so I let the accounts sit inactive.
I suggested he go private. Because I knew some people were using him and they had no clue what they were doing -- and it would get tons of accounts banned. All of this happened .
As good as he is at the techinical with programming, setting up panels, he still lacked the wisdom/intuition and experience I (and a few others) have with reddit as i've been on the platform since maybe 2010 or 2011 . Not even sure. I was introduced to it because a guy took a Youtube video of mine and made income skyrocket 40x overnight to show me 'a trick.' After that, I started my journey at picking everything apart about the platform.
I saw the writing on the wall because too many 'intenret hustlers' were just doing anything on reddit, sloppily, wihtout experience or understanding of what they are even posting. They are just copy cat services that are making trends WAY TOO CLEAR that everything is just fake . I saw comments, and there was no thought, organization, or real thought to how operations were ran.
Then of course, I saw people were tired. The average Joe was realizing the platform was ODing with spam.
One of the most important skills people undervalue on reddit.. THE ART OF CONVERSATION / JOURNALISM / WRITING
If you can't hold a fluid conversation where you're posting or commenting, Your service will die eventually and your clients will lose all, just as you do. The inevitable.
The bad part of this for businesses is this: Those people will start a new account / new brand and try to sell the service again here under a new 'mask'.
Tricky game and this will continue to compound.
The Problem I see coming now... Reddit successfully downed a lot of SMM panels but what's the next move? It''s going to be drastic.
The head of Reddit has said they are implementing ID requirements. This would make the value of reddit accounts SKY ROCKET. A huge plus for someone like me. I wouldn't lose access.
But a lot would be toast.
Beyond the ID thing... what do you
PS:
I used panels for upvotes and comments. Never for posts or to buy my manual accounts. Why? I knew the risks
Most of the accounts I risked using Panels were banned or warned and one thing I learned. If it was 'warned', the next log-in it will probably be banned so I let the accounts sit inactive.
