Building reddit accounts with mobile phone hotspot & antitracking browser

jolamo

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Want to create 50 reddit accounts for long term promoting of white hat businesses. Obviously want to reduce risk of losing the network with a single mistake.

My plan is to buy a mobile phone. Turn off wifi and use only mobile data. Turn it on as a hotspot for my laptop that's running antidetection browser. Restart the phone between creating each account on the laptop to force it to reconnect and get a different IP. Use gmail/hotmail accounts for email verification. For ongoing posting I'll switch the accounts over to static residential proxies using the established cookies from the mobile phone account creation.

What am I overlooking? TIA
 
Want to create 50 reddit accounts for long term promoting of white hat businesses. Obviously want to reduce risk of losing the network with a single mistake.

My plan is to buy a mobile phone. Turn off wifi and use only mobile data. Turn it on as a hotspot for my laptop that's running antidetection browser. Restart the phone between creating each account on the laptop to force it to reconnect and get a different IP. Use gmail/hotmail accounts for email verification. For ongoing posting I'll switch the accounts over to static residential proxies using the established cookies from the mobile phone account creation.

What am I overlooking? TIA
Using mobile data for unique Ips, verified emails, and switching to residential proxies for ongoing posting should work smoothly for long term account management.
 
Just a note, for most sims you do not need to restart the phone. Putting it in airplane for 5-10 seconds should naturally rotate the IP in the network pool
 
I’d throw in a few days of natural browsing per account before posting anything, just to warm them up
 
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