BULLETPROOF ACCOUNTS

Arkoid

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I guess we all have seen this, especially if you are in the OFM industry, we see reddi accounts that send 400 uvs to each post or more and don't get banned for week/months. How is that possible? A few months ago I thought it was all about warming up slowly and having a big accounts with a good follower base, but suddenly that stopped working. I see people buying the accounts today, warming up for a day and start doing that. Is it the quality of the upvotes? I mean I know how these work and they all the same, the only thing that changes is the accounts used for the upvotes quality.
 
I guess we all have seen this, especially if you are in the OFM industry, we see reddi accounts that send 400 uvs to each post or more and don't get banned for week/months. How is that possible? A few months ago I thought it was all about warming up slowly and having a big accounts with a good follower base, but suddenly that stopped working. I see people buying the accounts today, warming up for a day and start doing that. Is it the quality of the upvotes? I mean I know how these work and they all the same, the only thing that changes is the accounts used for the upvotes quality.
I think they have their own personal software for upvotes or they put upvotes manually
 
I think they have their own personal software for upvotes or they put upvotes manually
I do have my own bot too but definitely not what it makes the account bulletproof, they literally send 700 uvs in a hour so not manually upvoting 110%
 
I do have my own bot too but definitely not what it makes the account bulletproof, they literally send 700 uvs in a hour so not manually upvoting 110%
Maybe they buy upvotes from microworkers? Either way, I'm sure reddit won't let this go on much longer and soon this method and these accounts will be banned
 
What's the problem with not chasing the rabbit (views) and actually focus on business?

Reddit is badly programmed. It has terrible UX. generally shouldn't exist.

If you want bulletproof accounts, Reddit isn't for you.

I can tell you that you need to test all variables. Do a/b tests, see what goes down and repeat until you get the working combination
 
What's the problem with not chasing the rabbit (views) and actually focus on business?

Reddit is badly programmed. It has terrible UX. generally shouldn't exist.

If you want bulletproof accounts, Reddit isn't for you.

I can tell you that you need to test all variables. Do a/b tests, see what goes down and repeat until you get the working combination
I have many "working combinations" just wondering what's going on with those "bulletproof" accounts that clearly exist, inside job? different upvoting automation? Idk...
 
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