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RileyMJ

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So I'm really desperate here. It seems that no matter what I do my Reddit accounts get banned after just single comment.

I tried multiple proxy providers and multiple anti-detect browsers and still insta ban. I'm creating those accounts myself with bought gmail, but I'm thinking of just buying aged reddit accounts and trying them. If anyone has any advice for me, I'd greatly appreciate it. Checklist AI posters don't bother
 
You need to warm up the accounts more. Try scrolling, sharing, upvoting and joining new subreddits for the first two or three days. Then you can slowly start making comments but do this cautiously and avoid any advertising or links. I wrote an in-depth guide about it and some other rules you should follow https://www.buyupvotes.io/post/how-to-successfully-transfer-a-purchased-reddit-account/.
Thanks for the info and guide, very helpful stuff, but don't you think that in my scenario the ban might be because of my setup? For example, I created an account, browsed and upvoted some stuff for like 20 minutes and then made a comment which got me banned. I think this is kinda normal human behaviour which should not be banned instantly. Mind you I did a IP test which was all perfect, but recaptcha v3 score test could never load for any of my proxies.
 
New here and I was just about to make a post on this. It seems like it's getting worse and worse now?

I also used a commonly known premium residential proxy + three different anti-detect browser and I followed the "ultimate guide" for warming up accounts and would scroll a bit and NO liking or anything for two days and then just scroll like a real person and use other tabs too but then AS SOON as I comment, instant suspension.

I know that at least if I don't comment then nothing happens which isn't the case for non-proxy where I get perma-banned within an hour or two regardless of whether or not I comment.

So now I'm stumped. Is the only option mobile proxy and just using it sparingly? I literally just need one "legit" account for referral codes since that makes me a couple grand a month.

This residential proxy is failing me though. Wondering if I should try mobile proxy with anti-detect browser (don't know if this is even possible as a set-up but I can try) then call it a day if it still doesn't work.

This is all new to me because I used to have like 10k+ karma accounts and make multiple alts and spam pretty often and the most I'd get would be a slap on the wrist from a mod, or perma-banned from an individual subreddit. Never been site-wide banned from reddit until recently.
 
New here and I was just about to make a post on this. It seems like it's getting worse and worse now?

I also used a commonly known premium residential proxy + three different anti-detect browser and I followed the "ultimate guide" for warming up accounts and would scroll a bit and NO liking or anything for two days and then just scroll like a real person and use other tabs too but then AS SOON as I comment, instant suspension.

I know that at least if I don't comment then nothing happens which isn't the case for non-proxy where I get perma-banned within an hour or two regardless of whether or not I comment.

So now I'm stumped. Is the only option mobile proxy and just using it sparingly? I literally just need one "legit" account for referral codes since that makes me a couple grand a month.

This residential proxy is failing me though. Wondering if I should try mobile proxy with anti-detect browser (don't know if this is even possible as a set-up but I can try) then call it a day if it still doesn't work.

This is all new to me because I used to have like 10k+ karma accounts and make multiple alts and spam pretty often and the most I'd get would be a slap on the wrist from a mod, or perma-banned from an individual subreddit. Never been site-wide banned from reddit until recently.
Reddit made changes at the start of February again, detection in NSFW has been increased.
Mobile proxies gives you the best chance to keep your account alive, I have not seen a notable difference between running a chrome profile and anti detect browser.
 
Reddit made changes at the start of February again, detection in NSFW has been increased.
Mobile proxies gives you the best chance to keep your account alive, I have not seen a notable difference between running a chrome profile and anti detect browser.
Hmmm, in my case I don't even want to post NSFW. Literally just want a fresh unbanned account to post referral codes on intermittently. Seems like a pain to pay $50+/month to make like <30 reddit posts a month.

Was thinking I could just cut out the middle-man and pay someone like $0.25-$1 per post on the subreddits I want with whatever automated tools/accounts they have. Any suggestions?
 
I think buying aged reddit accounts is the best option coz I also had that same issue and still haven't found a way out but the few aged accs I grab working steadily atm...
 
Hmmm, in my case I don't even want to post NSFW. Literally just want a fresh unbanned account to post referral codes on intermittently. Seems like a pain to pay $50+/month to make like <30 reddit posts a month.

Was thinking I could just cut out the middle-man and pay someone like $0.25-$1 per post on the subreddits I want with whatever automated tools/accounts they have. Any suggestions?
Do you need to post links? What do you mean by codes?
 
So now I'm stumped. Is the only option mobile proxy and just using it sparingly? I literally just need one "legit" account for referral codes since that makes me a couple grand a month.
And you don't want to pay $50+/month ?
 
And you don't want to pay $50+/month ?
I mean if I have to then it is what it is but the main thing is that I'm paying that amount to basically make <30 posts of referral codes.

Coming from having a normal reddit account and being able to make 10+ posts a day and multiple throwaway accounts, it's a huge contrast. I'm basically paying a $50/month reddit membership to walk on egg shells.

Like I said, if I have to end up doing it then so be it. I'm still testing things out. But I was pretty open-minded and patient with residential proxy and anti-detection browser suggestions and read through so many posts on here about this before making and yet the issue persists.

So it's like if I could just order "x amount of posts on y subreddit" then I'd be super down for that as a subscription. Out of sight out of mind.

I think buying aged reddit accounts is the best option coz I also had that same issue and still haven't found a way out but the few aged accs I grab working steadily atm...
This might be the move. I haven't be hearing a lot of good news about them online and on this forum too especially. Heard lots of instant shadow bans and whatnot and a lot of "experts" are saying that if CQS is low then it'll get banned fast but I don't know...maybe it's worth it? I have a residential proxy already so might be worth testing.

At this point the only other options are "warm up account in this special specific way", or try out a mobile proxy while warming up a new reddit account, OR aged reddit account on residential proxy.
 
I mean if I have to then it is what it is but the main thing is that I'm paying that amount to basically make <30 posts of referral codes.

Coming from having a normal reddit account and being able to make 10+ posts a day and multiple throwaway accounts, it's a huge contrast. I'm basically paying a $50/month reddit membership to walk on egg shells.

Like I said, if I have to end up doing it then so be it. I'm still testing things out. But I was pretty open-minded and patient with residential proxy and anti-detection browser suggestions and read through so many posts on here about this before making and yet the issue persists.

So it's like if I could just order "x amount of posts on y subreddit" then I'd be super down for that as a subscription. Out of sight out of mind.
Impossible right now to make 10 comments per account unless it's legitimate. I do a max of two with accounts that have 100 karma, and sometimes a ban still happens.
 
This might be the move. I haven't be hearing a lot of good news about them online and on this forum too especially. Heard lots of instant shadow bans and whatnot and a lot of "experts" are saying that if CQS is low then it'll get banned fast but I don't know...maybe it's worth it? I have a residential proxy already so might be worth testing.

At this point the only other options are "warm up account in this special specific way", or try out a mobile proxy while warming up a new reddit account, OR aged reddit account on residential proxy.
whether CQS is highest or lowest you will get banned just as fast.
Only difference whether you will avoid the subreddit automation or not.
 
Impossible right now to make 10 comments per account unless it's legitimate. I do a max of two with accounts that have 100 karma, and sometimes a ban still happens.
Are the bans on reddit just that much harsher now?

I'm wondering how I was able to make so many throw-away accounts and spam so much before my perma-ban. There's other people with accounts that are <100 karma making multiple posts a day on the subreddits I messaged you about btw.

Clearly there's a disconnect. Is reddit just like "oh it's a proxy beware"? In which case, wouldn't best option be a cheap new device and cheap mobile wifi?
 
Are the bans on reddit just that much harsher now?

I'm wondering how I was able to make so many throw-away accounts and spam so much before my perma-ban. There's other people with accounts that are <100 karma making multiple posts a day on the subreddits I messaged you about btw.

Clearly there's a disconnect. Is reddit just like "oh it's a proxy beware"? In which case, wouldn't best option be a cheap new device and cheap mobile wifi?
Few people manage to work, but do you work with a phone or a PC? Do you create the accounts yourself or buy them?
 
Few people manage to work, but do you work with a phone or a PC? Do you create the accounts yourself or buy them?
Created them myself.

whether CQS is highest or lowest you will get banned just as fast.
Only difference whether you will avoid the subreddit automation or not.
So you mean as long as we can bypass that we're good to go?
 
I need to post youtube links
Does it makes things worse or easier?
I share my youtube videos in the subreddits that are relevant, like animations and software subreddits that I'm in. But I also share other peoples videos and information, and I don't spam post my tutorials, I post when people ask, "how does this feature of X software work". Thats defiantly the best way.
 
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