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Do you have any subreddits for sale? Message me, I'm looking for a few for myself.

Can you recommend sites where I can buy fresh, empty Reddit accounts, preferably with cookies and a profile in an anti-detection browser? I tried buying without cookies and with a geo-location, but the results weren't good.

Main types of bans: Shadow ban - your account still exists on Reddit, but all comments and posts you make are invisible to other users, and all upvotes are not counted. Permanent ban - occurs after a shadow ban, logging you out of your account and preventing you from accessing it. Preventive...

I heard a story about a large subreddit being blocked due to subscriber fraud. Competitors orchestrated the block. It quickly gained around 50,000 subscribers. This was deemed fraudulent and the subreddit was permanently blocked. Building that many subscribers would be expensive, so it's worth...

Over the past week, I've noticed a significant increase in new account bans. Some are shadowbanned without even leaving a comment, just for creating an account. However, not immediately, after 1-2 days. Bans after just one comment have also resumed. Statistics on various websites also show that...

Search for software-related subreddits and try to negotiate a partnership with the moderators. If you can get a post pinned in a subreddit or place an affiliate link on the sub's wiki page, this will significantly increase traffic to your product.

I don't think it really matters, better to focus on quality cookies before registering.

I mainly use the accsmarket, you can look for more similar sites so as not to wait for offers from good sellers

Gmail is the best choice for registering Reddit accounts. You can use services to purchase email addresses. I buy Gmail addresses for $0.20, and it saves a lot of time when you plan to register accounts in bulk. However, these email addresses are quickly banned, so I don't recommend stocking up...

I do something similar, but not on a large scale, mostly for karma farming and subs. Here's what you need to know: 1. Immediately after you post, write a few comments (3-5) from your other accounts. Reddit will pick up your post, and you'll notice significantly higher traffic than posts where...

There's a similar sub, but without a bot, where people post empty subs quite often. r/adoptareddit

Artificial intelligence, in its purest form, is simply an LLM model that attempts to guess the next word based on probabilities. Undoubtedly, thanks to the amount of information it has received, it's already quite good at this. But it certainly won't be able to replace human capabilities anytime...

Create a script for Google Sheets that will take you to a profile link and provide the page code, and based on this information, change the account status to banned.

That's exactly what happened, Reddit screwed up.

Could you elaborate? Was your comment promoting a product or even mentioning its name? Perhaps Reddit has added certain words to its ban filter, and now all content mentioning those words is immediately banned. I encountered this problem about a month ago, and I had to change all my domains...

1. Pay attention to the account's most recent activity. The earlier it was, the better the account's chances of survival. If it was active more than a year ago, the chance of being banned is much higher than if it was active 1-3 months prior. 2. Also, pay attention to whether an email address...

Well, mainly for native promotion of their brands, through posts and comments

Well, this is a good option, but it's not as simple as it seems. You can't use just vibe coding to create scripts, since the Reddit interface is not a simple thing at all, and requires some skills to bypass Shadow-dom if you want to get scripts that can do more than just scroll the feed.

I'm also actively creating Reddit accounts (around 1,200 per month). I can say that consistent activity over a given period significantly impacts account survival in a positive way (it doesn't necessarily have to be contributions; you also need to simulate feed scrolling, upvotes, and other...

I'm actively researching this bot, and reading the comments on Reddit, I see that this software is banning a large number of real people. What's interesting is that it doesn't pay attention to karma or account age, and its algorithms are so flawed that it's causing frustration among regular...