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KingJunior

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Hi all.
What was working for me; use of third party/outsourcing Reddit accounts to do posting on my&clients' behalf.

Why it's not working; now accounts need some level of warming up in the specific subreddits....that's hard to control when outsourcing.

What's working for you?
Would purchased accounts work better and if so what's the infrastructure.
I know this has been discussed a lot but I haven't found anyone giving an exact setup. Am not fishing here as am also ready chip in. Let's help each other.
 
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Your setup was like mine. I had workers using their accounts to post for me, they all got wiped out in July. I can't find a solution to it, anyone else using a similar setup can't find one either, if they can, they aint sharing. I think it's cooked now. The only solution I can see is warm up an account and use Reddit normally, with sparse posts here and there, but I don't think that's particularly safe anymore, and will only get more unsafe the more Reddit hones its spams filters.
 
JunglePence said:
Your setup was like mine. I had workers using their accounts to post for me, they all got wiped out in July. I can't find a solution to it, anyone else using a similar setup can't find one either, if they can, they aint sharing. I think it's cooked now. The only solution I can see is warm up an account and use Reddit normally, with sparse posts here and there, but I don't think that's particularly safe anymore, and will only get more unsafe the more Reddit hones its spams filters.
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True, workers using their account including the brokers cannot deliver anymore.
Unfortunately this is coming at a time that there's a lot of work....
 
KingJunior said:
True, workers using their account including the brokers cannot deliver anymore.
Unfortunately this is coming at a time that there's a lot of work....
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I know the feeling. It completly tanked my traffic and business, I need to find a whole new source now. I'll probably have to start buying ads.
 
Purchased accounts can be risky because history and trust signals are unpredictable I’d focus more on real account activity and subreddit specific participation before posting anything promotional
 
KingJunior said:
Hi all.
What was working for me; use of third party/outsourcing Reddit accounts to do posting on my&clients' behalf.

Why it's not working; now accounts need some level of warming up in the specific subreddits....that's hard to control when outsourcing.

What's working for you?
Would purchased accounts work better and if so what's the infrastructure.
I know this has been discussed a lot but I haven't found anyone giving an exact setup. Am not fishing here as am also ready chip in. Let's help each other.
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Purchased accounts save you time and money. In other words, how much would a 6-month-old account with 50–100 karma cost you in terms of time and proxies? Put a value on that and see whether it comes out below $15–20.

Do purchased accounts work better than an account you create yourself? They’re the same. In fact, you used the right word: both need a warm-up period in the subreddits where you want to operate.

It honestly makes me laugh when I keep seeing people say that purchased accounts don’t work. Of course they don’t if you’re paying $5 for them on some shady Telegram channel.

Check the stores and you’ll see that account sales are constantly increasing, not decreasing.
 
The annoying thing is you can buy an account that looks perfect on paper and still have no idea how it’s going to perform in the particular subreddit you need. That makes buying accounts a pretty expensive experiment if you’re doing this across a bunch of different client niches.
 
curdoc said:
The annoying thing is you can buy an account that looks perfect on paper and still have no idea how it’s going to perform in the particular subreddit you need. That makes buying accounts a pretty expensive experiment if you’re doing this across a bunch of different client niches.
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I don't understand what you mean. Let me ask you a question: you create an account, build it up, and then decide to go to a subreddit. How do you approach it?
 
The link between those accounts is usually the destination, so the same subreddits, the same links and the same posting window put them in one cluster. Age from a purchased account leaves that correlation in place. Splitting the target set per account, with its own subs and its own hours, is the part outsourcing takes away.
 
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