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There's no way this is the detection mechanism. On my main account used for legitimate purposes, I only maybe look at reddit once a week. And I would guess most people do not browse reddit daily either.

So I read somewhere that reddit now allows you to hide your comment history, but I cannot find it anywhere. Is it mobile app only? https://www.theverge.com/news/679328/reddit-update-hide-comments-posts-user-profiles

As I said in the very beginning, I changed the password, email, and removed the google linked account. There must have been a recovery link sent to google or the email of the original owner.

That wasn't mine, that was just an example.

There's no way I'm going to reddit support over this. I don't really have any extra proof that I owned the account. It wasn't a super valuable account anyway. Probably just not buy from the seller in the future.

You guys are getting upvotes on old comments? They don't seem to work at all for me. The votes just disappear like nothing happened.

I've probably spent $100 on sellers here already.

Yes I told him that my email got changed and I have no idea what happened. He said he has no idea what could have caused it and it never happened to his other customers. He gave me a 50% refund.

Yeah I think this is probably what happened. The account had a disposable email address when I bought it (epicg2g.com). When I changed the email, it sent the account recovery link to the old disposable email address and somebody must accessed or figured out address and used the account recovery...

I did. The seller said he doesn't know and it has never happened to him before. If I were to guess, maybe reddit support can forcefully revert emails based on a request. Or the original owner of the account saved this email reset, or maybe its the seller that did this. My computer was not...

So I bought an aged account with karma from a seller here. After changing the email and password and removing the google link, I warmed it up for a few days by posting a few comments. Then just a few days ago, I got the account banned, email password reset required message. I went to the...

I think reddit does this if you visit with an ip that had a bot banned on it now.

As a regular user of chrome, it forces you to update so that when you close the browser and open it up again, it's automatically updated. Chrome version 134 was released in march while 136 was released in april. It's now june, so it would seem suspicious to me if someone hadn't closed their...

So I noticed that the chrome version on my anti-detect is still on 134 while the latest version of chrome is 136. Do I need to update it? And how to do it safely without reddit flagging it? Surely I will get banned if I just change the chrome version to 136 and refresh the user-agent on adspower?

Why would you use the api? It's easier of course. But easy is usually the worst reason.

I read somewhere that google (and thus recaptcha and reddit) has a list of all possible configuration so some results are impossible. If you spoofed an impossible configuration, that is an easy ban. Yes, they have had things like voting ring detection for over a decade now that can detect alts...

No, I used a mobile proxy which rotates every X minutes. I've been using it many times without any issues.

are you active? I sent you a message on telegram yesterday

So out of the big 3, t-mobile, verizon, at&t, which one allows proxies? I asked AI, and they said none of them do as it would be considered reselling. Don't know how true this is. Maybe that is why good mobile proxies are so expensive due to the risk of getting shut down. The prices are so high...

examples?