I buy accounts from different sellers, some are aged, some not, some only comments karma, some 2k+ post karma, some are grown organically, some not. So, I've used different kinds of accounts in the past, but nothing seems to be working now. I am using anti-detect, also different browsers, proxy, without proxy, home IP, fresh 5G, different devices. No luck.
Accounts with 80–200 comment karma, with at least 10 natural activities on them. With these accounts, have you tried posting a simple comment and then editing it after two days?
I am not doing comments, only posts with links. Links in edits as well. Before I loved using accs with 100-300 comment karma, I was buying them cheap and then using for a few days until they were banned. Now these accounts are much weaker than before.
Make the post. You can use 2–5 accounts to leave the comments, then leave them inactive for a few days and edit one of the comments afterward.
created i never buy accounts. yes normal threads i do it in but they are older threads usually like months or years old. im doing the same setup ibeen doing for 2 years that always worked
Did you mean we should getting proxies so what to use then?
Can you elaborate your warmup staretgy?
i feel bad for those that are worse off then me in that they were just getting started i been at this for a lot of years and i could see where things were headed with R so i was trying to always assume that reddit would drie up eventually but i wasnt sure but i been in th eonline stuff for long time before even doing reddit and i know how fast things can change and i had to reinvent th e wheel more then once online so i never got too comfortable with Reddit and tried to make as much as i could knowing it could stop. If this happened a few years i would have been in super big trouble.
A little karma helps, but I didn't understand — does it work for your competitor?
You've been doing marketing on the most difficult platform for two months, and from what you wrote, you're using one-day-old accounts. Reddit is the most difficult platform. If you think you can do marketing like that, you're right to quit immediately.
Well you obviously can't read. I've been doing it 18 months from aged accounts and made thousands of dollars in that time.
Trying to do marketing since July... we're not fortune tellers. You made thousands of dollars? Good for you! “Pointless questions”? Yet I’m still making money, and you’re not. My fleet of accounts, although slowly, continues to post one link per account, as it always has, so my steady income remains safe.
FFS man, at least try to comprehend. The updates happened in July, hence my comment about since July. I haven't been marketing since July, the updates happened in July, Reddit themselves announced it in July, comprende?
Maybe you haven't read or tried to understand what I've written so far. I haven't just dealt with this one update — I've seen a thousand of them. Back when you could create an account and its very first comment could be a link, those were the golden days, and I don't think you were around to see them. Reddit has always been like this: updates that make things worse. But if you work properly and build things up, you can always find a way to keep working.
Fair enough, I apologise for being curt with you, I'm just really frustrated with this.
I have friends who do private messages. They told me they send 2 messages per account per day, but sooner or later the ban comes. Apparently, though, with just those 2 messages they manage to make enough to pay for the account, but I don't know how they do it.
