Since February 2025, with the increase in filters, it has become really impossible to manage. Personally, I have 3-4k accounts that perform actions on Reddit automatically every day
What should I do with all these accounts? Honestly, I don’t even know myself, I have no ideas and I even asked a lot of people for advice… but so far nothing interesting
Now you want to start working on Reddit? It’s not easy, but it’s not impossible either.
I never recommend starting with a single account because, throughout this long journey, it can get banned for the smallest mistake (wrong subreddit, wrong IP, and so on). So now you need to equip yourself with mobile proxies and anonymous browsers.
First of all, you need to choose between two paths: either create your own accounts and grow them for one or two months by warming them up with comments and posts, or buy accounts — but when you buy them get them together with their cookies and browser fingerprint, and at least a comment history (DO NOT BUY EMPTY ACCOUNTS).
I've never done it and I never will, but read the subreddit rules because it seems that a subreddit ban now makes an account ban very likely
The last piece of advice I can give you: choose the subreddits you want to work in and participate in them, immerse yourself in the community for about a month, and then start your work
What should I do with all these accounts? Honestly, I don’t even know myself, I have no ideas and I even asked a lot of people for advice… but so far nothing interesting
Now you want to start working on Reddit? It’s not easy, but it’s not impossible either.
I never recommend starting with a single account because, throughout this long journey, it can get banned for the smallest mistake (wrong subreddit, wrong IP, and so on). So now you need to equip yourself with mobile proxies and anonymous browsers.
First of all, you need to choose between two paths: either create your own accounts and grow them for one or two months by warming them up with comments and posts, or buy accounts — but when you buy them get them together with their cookies and browser fingerprint, and at least a comment history (DO NOT BUY EMPTY ACCOUNTS).
I've never done it and I never will, but read the subreddit rules because it seems that a subreddit ban now makes an account ban very likely
The last piece of advice I can give you: choose the subreddits you want to work in and participate in them, immerse yourself in the community for about a month, and then start your work
