What is best practice for warming up reddit accounts?

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This is what I currently do and I wanna know if its good enough please

Day 1 -> Create account, browse and scroll and join a few subreddits
Day 2 -> NO ACTION, not even log in
Day 3 -> NO ACTION, not even log in
Dat 4 -> A little browsing then 3 comments posted

Do you guys think its good enough? what Can i change about it?

Im thinking about making day 3 a little browsing but without comments posted
 
Also, is adding a bio and a banner picture good to do?
 
day 3 browsing is fine but real iphones work best for this
 
3 comments on day 4 is the risky part. Make the first week mostly reading, joining a few subs, and maybe 1 normal comment in a low-filter sub. Bio/banner can wait; a fresh account with branding looks more suspicious than a half-empty one.
 
3 comments on day 4 is the risky part. Make the first week mostly reading, joining a few subs, and maybe 1 normal comment in a low-filter sub. Bio/banner can wait; a fresh account with branding looks more suspicious than a half-empty one.
Is it okay to let the account sit with no browsing on days 2,3,4,5,6 and 7? Or should i browse
 
can I use the same system to handle several accounts? If so, how may it be done most effectively and safely?
 
Don't follow a fixed schedule just the account naturally and increase activity gradually over time.
 
Genuine participation in communities you're interested in tends to work better than following a strict day-by-day routine.
 
can I use the same system to handle several accounts? If so, how may it be done most effectively and safely?
I am not sure, but with reddit you need to make it so that theres no clear PATTERN.. make sure you use everything differently to avoid bans
 
Don't follow a fixed schedule just the account naturally and increase activity gradually over time.
Genuine participation in communities you're interested in tends to work better than following a strict day-by-day routine.
Just focus on using the account naturally instead of following any schedule. A complete profile with bio also helps to look more genuine.
Use as a real human bro
Interact and don't post anything after signing up
I cannot and will not use a real account as i would be creating around a thousand accounts a day, its not possible for me to use every single one as a human
 
at 1000 a day you cant warm them, thats just the reality. warming only matters on the few you actually plan to use. i keep like 4-5 aged ones with real karma and they do more than a whole batch of fresh ones. the mass created ones burn fast so dont waste days warming accounts youll lose anyway
 
Any new account popping up claiming to have a solution for reddit

Is just a scammer under a new brand.

Beware.

A 'Newbie' to BHW but you are creating all this?

ANd promoting a brand.

Yeah, buddy.
 
Any new account popping up claiming to have a solution for reddit

Is just a scammer under a new brand.

Beware.

A 'Newbie' to BHW but you are creating all this?

ANd promoting a brand.

Yeah, buddy.
What brand xD… like i aaid i can give mods accounts rn confirm
 
So you just randomly found BHW

Found the reddit forum

To just so happen promote your reddit bot?

And you have an avatar that promotes a business

Anybody believing you deserves what they get.
 
You said you just discovered BHW i thought?

Lots of contradictions.
Bro youre funny who do you think you are if you really want an account that bad just dm me ill give you it for FREE
 
The bones are fine but I'd flip one thing: the dead days hurt more than they help. A real user logs in and browses most days, so 2 days of nothing followed by 3 comments in one go actually looks more botlike, not less. I'd rather see light daily activity, mostly voting and scrolling with the odd comment, than silence then a burst. Upvoting is the most natural low-risk action there is, do a bit every day from day 1.

Two things matter more than the exact schedule. First, 4 days is too short, trust builds over weeks, so stretch it to 2 or 3 and let karma come from genuine comments in small subs before you post anything. Second, if you're running more than one account, the schedule isn't what gets you banned, the IP and fingerprint are, each account needs its own clean residential or mobile IP and its own browser profile. One account on a normal home connection can be more relaxed. So keep your slow ramp, just make it daily and human instead of on and off, and don't rush the first real post.

Best,
Floqal
 
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