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It will go under the radar if it's used in a normal way and you don't share it all the time. It is much safer in the long run to share a website you own (or multiple websites). Never use your mod account to share it. Always use a burner that has some history and doesn't just spam the link. If...

It also confuses me why people use Reddit without any a motive. Some people think karma is like a game and get addicted to it. Or he is trying to sell it eventually, but I don't know who needs 20K karma to promote. 1K or 5K is sufficient for most ha

I also have not seen something like that before. It sounds like you have the ultimate karma hack though :)

You've showed zero concern for others and now you are scared someone will burn through a lot of money? You tried "honey potting" BHW "suckers" in a previous thread. Yup. I have no idea what I'm doing. I will bow down to you almighty. What a joke.

Lol right. He hasn't shared anything besides that he knows everything. Then he quit. Now he is 100% good again. Could care less if dude figured out how to mass spam again. They will crack down on him even harder as soon as he exploits it. You will know if he actually figures something out...

Also, after you upvote it a bunch, report it at https://reddit.com/report Then choose "I want to report other issues" Check "It's vote manipulation" Enter in the post URL, then write a comment saying you noticed this post had an abnormal amount of upvotes or something like that. I did this...

One work around is linking to a website that then has the affiliate link. I don't want to give away the subreddit, but for example, one was a subreddit on "Lawnmowers" and the moderator stickied a post about "Best Lawnmowers" and it was their affiliate niche site. Post with website link was...

I meant you should contact an aged moderator account of a sub you're targeting and buy their account lol Kind of a joke, but definitely worth a few burner accounts to try

I think bribing long-term Reddit mods is the way to go right now.

Is it necessary to cloak? I thought FB ads allows if you follow their guidelines?

I didn't mean to come off that you didn't know what you were doing, was just trying to give some general guidance. This is where the potential issue is. Try an antidetect browser on your laptop with fresh IP. I assume they know it's your phone still even if you uninstall the app. They collect...

You got shadow banned. Your IP and device are now tainted. You need anti detect browser and fresh IP. Even if you're using it as a normal account, you still need to warm it up properly before making posts. You said you made 4 different threads on different subreddits, that's too many. Act...

Should we create a private telegram channel where each invite is directly related to an account on here? There is no way anyone should share any successes publicly on here. This thread blew up and is already giving Reddit way too much info on how we're thinking about this.

I will look for it. It might have been an Admin's account answering questions, not necessarily inside modmail. I'll get back to you

@KamBhai any insight on this with all your subreddits? I think the mods are completely in the dark on what just happened. I saw an Admin say there would be a spam update ~1 mo ago in one of my mod mail things. But I thought it was about the automod, no mention of retroactive or anything like...

They were 100% removed automatically. I had comments in unmoderated subreddits taken down. And most of the subreddits I targeted had very inactive moderators, no way they all started becoming useful moderators at once. Going forward, I'm guessing we may end up in their mod queue.

Too many variables. I have not seen this. I see automod get rid of really really spammy links. I bet if I manually approved those I would get warning. But people are posting affiliate-style links no problem on my subreddit on new posts. And I'm upvoting random stuff and not seeing it come up on...

The use of reddit upvotes did not revolve around this one tactic. Many of us have subreddits and rank posts and other tactics that upvotes are still working on. Upvote shop is showing for me. Just tested it.

Lol, you are wild. And I thought I had a lot up. They probably based the algo on your accounts lol Welcome back to the club.

Try letting comments age for a few days. Then send upvotes? A few days ago I sent 20+ upvotes to a random comment that was 7 days old on an old post. It's still there. Maybe need to let the comments age. But I still think if you edit in a link afterward, it won't matter, it will get removed.