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Subreddit growth doesn't really seem like a service with a lot of demand honestly. I really don't know anyone who does it successfully (which doesn't mean there isn't someone). If you've already grown subreddits to 200k+ weekly visitors, I seriously doubt anyone here knows more than you...

None of them are currently worth trying if you want the upvotes to stick. It's a problem that none of the panels have solved until now.

Can you recommend a seller?

What price are they going for? Let's say for a small sub with 10k members.

Great post! Just one question. What do you mean set archive mode to 14-28 day period? I thought all archived subreddits have a 6 months period before archiving. How do you change that?

With any new service, I'd suggest to start slow and only buy a small amount of upvotes, to see if the supplier is legit. If it is, you can then spend more.

They definitely do. And not just reddit, pretty much every platform limits the reach of posts with external links.

Upvote.shop has a drip vote feature that might be what you're looking for. But even in that case, I still find my comments deleted, even though i only send 1-2 upvotes a day. It seems that reddit doesn't look only at the upvote frequency, but also on how those upvotes are sent. They seem to be...

I also have accounts like that. It seems like some weird reddit bug. I've tried everything but nothing works. Some of the things you can try are logging in from old reddit, deleting browser cookies, logging in from the reddit mobile app. You can also try not to log in from the home page...

Don't switch proxies every "x" minutes. Find a provider that allows you to change with a link, whenever you want. Then change the IP every time you want to access another account. For example, you've done work on account A, you need to change the IP before opening account B, then again change IP...

Just check your account from a private window (https://www․reddit․com/user/YOUR_USERNAME). If you can see your comments, you're not shadowbanned.

Depends on many factors. The niche, NSFW or SFW, can it be monetized, also how active it is (size alone doesn't tell you a lot). Someone will buy a subreddit only if there's a way they can monetize it, otherwise it's not worth much.

discount please

I know this thread is not as active now, but great job! If you don't mind me asking, how many comments/upvotes on average did you sent to those posts?

I would wait for the guy to get the sub, give it you, and remove himself as mod before you pay him. If you don't trust each other, use a third-party service like escrow. Remember that even if he adds you as a mod, but doesn't remove himself, he is still owning the sub. Other than that, make sure...

It would be extremely difficult. You can try if it was a valuable account, but most likely nothing will change.

I send 5 upvotes to my comment and it gets removed yet someone sent 500 to yours and it stayed :D. Reddit's algo is so unpredictable sometimes.

Hi. I'm a mod of a large subreddit that ranks on google for some lucrative iptv keywords, which I'm currently not monetizing. It has the potential to drive significant traffic. What would be the best way to monetize the traffic? I'm thinking about affiliate marketing, as I'm not sure I can...

A few months ago it was impossible to find an aged reddit account. I remember that redaccs would restock hundreds of accounts and all of them would be gone in 5 minutes. Now I see they have a ton of accounts in stock and they're just sitting there for days, hardly anyone's buying them. The same...

All you can do now is test. Start slowly and if it works, you can scale up. If it doesn't work, you get back to this step and try to locate what the issue is. Re-read the first post in this thread, it really has all the information you need. If you follow it closely you should be able to pull it...