Accounts keep getting shadowbanned as soon as I post

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TheMassEra

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I've tried buying some of the cheapest proxies I can find; datacenter, residential, etc. I have like 6 accounts running on my home IP with no problem but I want to stop doing that so I'm looking for just some advice. I now try to only buy manually grown accounts. I don't spam or anything I use the accounts to participate in real discussion and they don't overlap at all but any proxy i use seems to shadowban me. Any1 got a cheap residential proxy service? just looking for 1 ip i can keep for at least a month to post on a few new bought accs with. Sometimes idk if it's the proxy that's the problem or the accounts tbh
 
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Which site are you posting on? Are you using an anti browser?
 
U need good fingerprints, good proxies. I farm karma daily on 50 accounts and I do get as well some shadowbans but very little when fingerprints are not good.
Second are your accounts email confirmed?
 
Use one proxy for each spam account. You can have multiple accounts on a proxy. If one gets banned you will likely lose all of them. Compartmentalizing accounts on different proxies is safer.

Check pixelscan & ipleak to see if you are leaking anything (especially webrtc) before going to reddit. Then visit other sites before visiting reddit so reddit doesn't see you were testing your browser leaking.

Look at your browser fingerprints. Do they seem legit or are they too unique/weird. Look like a typical user. Hide among the crowd.

Don't post the same message or URL from any previous account that was banned.

Verify your email. Only open up email when you are on your proxy. Filter all mail from reddit to junk mail so it deactivates the tracking cookies in case you accidentally open up email using your real IP.

Start slow, no go slower. Act like a senior citizen discovering reddit for the first time. Register & browse the site. Don't post anything on day 1. Come back a few days later & browse. Then come back again and leave a comment. Slowly warming up and gradually building karma tends to have best odds of success.

Reddit uses machine learning AI. It is very effective at spotting patterns. Randomize as much as possible.
 
Invictus said:
U need good fingerprints, good proxies. I farm karma daily on 50 accounts and I do get as well some shadowbans but very little when fingerprints are not good.
Second are your accounts email confirmed?
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I don't think so. Is confirming the email accounts something that's important? Usually when I buy the accounts there's no email linked.
 
SteakHouseEtc said:
Use a static residential proxy.
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Is this any surefire way to ensure that the proxy is clean? I've tried checking spam lists and the IP Quality Score for the proxies but I'm not sure at what point the proxy is deemed "Unusable". My current reddit account seems to be working properly on the static residential I recently bought but I'm afraid if I post too quickly then it might still get banned.
 
TheMassEra said:
Is this any surefire way to ensure that the proxy is clean? I've tried checking spam lists and the IP Quality Score for the proxies but I'm not sure at what point the proxy is deemed "Unusable". My current reddit account seems to be working properly on the static residential I recently bought but I'm afraid if I post too quickly then it might still get banned.
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Make sure to choose "social media" if there is an option as to which platform are you using them form. Most of the providers have that on their list.
 
jolamo said:
Use one proxy for each spam account. You can have multiple accounts on a proxy. If one gets banned you will likely lose all of them. Compartmentalizing accounts on different proxies is safer.

Check pixelscan & ipleak to see if you are leaking anything (especially webrtc) before going to reddit. Then visit other sites before visiting reddit so reddit doesn't see you were testing your browser leaking.

Look at your browser fingerprints. Do they seem legit or are they too unique/weird. Look like a typical user. Hide among the crowd.

Don't post the same message or URL from any previous account that was banned.

Verify your email. Only open up email when you are on your proxy. Filter all mail from reddit to junk mail so it deactivates the tracking cookies in case you accidentally open up email using your real IP.

Start slow, no go slower. Act like a senior citizen discovering reddit for the first time. Register & browse the site. Don't post anything on day 1. Come back a few days later & browse. Then come back again and leave a comment. Slowly warming up and gradually building karma tends to have best odds of success.

Reddit uses machine learning AI. It is very effective at spotting patterns. Randomize as much as possible.
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What is a legit browser fingerprint supposed to look like?
 
jolamo said:
Use one proxy for each spam account. You can have multiple accounts on a proxy. If one gets banned you will likely lose all of them. Compartmentalizing accounts on different proxies is safer.

Check pixelscan & ipleak to see if you are leaking anything (especially webrtc) before going to reddit. Then visit other sites before visiting reddit so reddit doesn't see you were testing your browser leaking.

Look at your browser fingerprints. Do they seem legit or are they too unique/weird. Look like a typical user. Hide among the crowd.

Don't post the same message or URL from any previous account that was banned.

Verify your email. Only open up email when you are on your proxy. Filter all mail from reddit to junk mail so it deactivates the tracking cookies in case you accidentally open up email using your real IP.

Start slow, no go slower. Act like a senior citizen discovering reddit for the first time. Register & browse the site. Don't post anything on day 1. Come back a few days later & browse. Then come back again and leave a comment. Slowly warming up and gradually building karma tends to have best odds of success.

Reddit uses machine learning AI. It is very effective at spotting patterns. Randomize as much as possible.
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thank you for this such greate comment
 
TheMassEra said:
What is a legit browser fingerprint supposed to look like?
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You want to appear like a typical internet human user. Research the most common settings & mimic them. You can & should have a little variation because real humans are all a little different but extreme anomalies make it easy for the spam AI to spot you.
 
Like I said in another post:

Creating Reddit accounts is very tricky. Spamming even more so, it used to be far far easier to spam on Reddit. You should create accounts on legitimate devices/browsers (or mimick them perfectly) and verify the accounts with legitimate emails for maximum effectiveness.

For proxies, the best are 4g proxies, however good residential proxies will also work fine.
 
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