Creating reddit accounts..captcha hell..

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So i'm using rotating proxies to create accounts on reddit, but i get like around 10 to 30 captchas to solve before it validate and sometimes reddit ask me to redo the verification 3 times in a row..

It's so time consuming.. Do you guys have any tips around that ? I guess my proxies are low rated on recaptcha servers so i'm using rotating proxy that change my ip at each request it actually work a little better than proxy that stick with the same ip for 3min/15min but still.. i have to solve a lot of captchas just to create one account
 
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Owmince said:
So i'm using rotating proxies to create accounts on reddit, but i get like around 10 to 30 captchas to solve before it validate and sometimes reddit ask me to redo the verification 3 times in a row..

It's so time consuming.. Do you guys have any tips around that ? I guess my proxies are low rated on recaptcha servers so i'm using rotating proxy that change my ip at each request it actually work a little better than proxy that stick with the same ip for 3min/15min but still.. i have to solve a lot of captchas just to create one account
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I've experienced this myself man. I don't have any easy answers for you honestly. It took me about 4 hours just to register 5 new shill accounts on reddit.
All I can say is that if you only have to create the accounts once. After that you don't have to worry about recaptcha.

I kinda gave up on focusing on reddit right now though. It's very fickle.
 
This is a post from Deleted member 923340 back when i had the same problem and to be honest. It works like charm, not only for reddit but for creating accounts or solving captchas as well!
Deleted member 923340 said:
Not a bot.
But I've used this api https://anti-captcha.com/mainpage for normal captchas.
it works just fine. They have sdks for lot of programming languages.

It says they support for recapcha too.. give it a shot.
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Basically you get a Chrome Plugin, gonna load your Anti-Captcha Account with cash and whenever it detects a captcha it'll automatically solve it.
 
What kind of captcha does Reddit use? If it's reCAPTCHA and it gets hard to solve, it's often a lot easier to solve the audio captcha, i mean, if you solve it manually. If not, Heiko posted a possible solution.
 
HoNeYBiRD said:
What kind of captcha does Reddit use? If it's reCAPTCHA and it gets hard to solve, it's often a lot easier to solve the audio captcha, i mean, if you solve it manually. If not, Heiko posted a possible solution.
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Can't speak for Reddit implementation of reCAPTCHA, but I can say that on other sites I've seen in recent month or so that they won't even let me do the Audio captcha anymore. And this is from an IP has has NEVER been used for spamming, botting, anything -- always just me, single user solving reCAPTCHA queries manually like any other human. Soon as I click on "audio" it tells me:
Code: 
Your computer or network may be sending automated queries. To protect our users, we can't process your request right now.
And trust me, there was never once an automated query done. Prior to recent times, the audio captcha option was working, but I noticed after lots of mainstream news came out about the AI\ML tools that were successfully solving reCAPTCHA's audio method, shortly after the audio option was not accessible.

Out of curiosity, anyone else by any chance had their AUDIO option unavailable?

Now, it's possible that it could be just specific sites that disable the audio feature, or if my ISP's IP block got flagged by some other shady users, but it's just strange timing.

By the way, reCAPTCHA is a cancer to the web. This garbage needs to be permanently destroyed. Definitely gets on the nerves having to do page after page of these image things correctly, only to have 1 mistake and have it make you redo it all again. And its not even the 'correct answer' that it's looking for -- it wants what "most users did", which half the time is incorrect (missed vehicles, partials in a square not counted [or vice versa], etc...)

EDIT: And if Reddit isn't using reCAPTCHA, forgive me for my rant :P
 
infinix69 said:
Out of curiosity, anyone else by any chance had their AUDIO option unavailable?
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It's still there for me, but i guess, you figured that out. :)

I'm not sure whether you noticed it or not, but reCAPTCHA acts differently on different sites for some reason. On particular sites it's enough, if i click it into the box and it let me proceed, on other sites there are endless captcha series, although the audio option is there for me.
reCAPTCHA is a strange "animal", that's for sure. It has a cool down period though, so even if you're getting hit with hard to solve combos, after a particular amount of time, a day minimum, it resets itself and you're presented with easier captchas again. Solving captchas correctly doesn't make any difference, they get harder and harder, if you need to solve many in a shorter period of time.
 
HoNeYBiRD said:
It's still there for me, but i guess, you figured that out. :)

I'm not sure whether you noticed it or not, but reCAPTCHA acts differently on different sites for some reason. On particular sites it's enough, if i click it into the box and it let me proceed, on other sites there are endless captcha series, although the audio option is there for me.
reCAPTCHA is a strange "animal", that's for sure. It has a cool down period though, so even if you're getting hit with hard to solve combos, after a particular amount of time, a day minimum, it resets itself and you're presented with easier captchas again. Solving captchas correctly doesn't make any difference, they get harder and harder, if you need to solve many in a shorter period of time.
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Absolutely, this matches my findings as well.

Difficulty increase along with more and more sequential captchas to solve over time, if you are presented with and need to solve many captchas in a short period.

I also found the "one click I am human" verification to work on some sites, as you say, and then after one or two passes like that, it then begins to increase difficulty and provide pictures to solve.

All of this makes sense from a developer standpoint, since bot activity is a bombardment of repeated, sequential captcha solving -- meanwhile the average web user might only need to solve one or two captchas in a short period in general usage situations.
 
Make your own reddit account creator if you can. I'm creating 100+ accounts in 5-10 minutes. Using xevil and capmonster for captcha solving. It tooks 25-30 seconds for creating one account.
 
tokenduemon said:
Make your own reddit account creator if you can. I'm creating 100+ accounts in 5-10 minutes. Using xevil and capmonster for captcha solving. It tooks 25-30 seconds for creating one account.
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Even recently ? it takes me more than 20 sec to even solve theses manually since i get like around 20 captcha to solve in a row
 
I tried with Tor browser. The Problem is Same : captcha verification loop.
 
Use mobile browser and you will get easier captcha
 
I think the best solution is to use chrome and login to your google account (gmail)
 
recaptcha tends to give that on spammed proxies, i have some decent ones but yet i can get recaptcha on a few proxies just by visiting google
 
DanDD said:
recaptcha tends to give that on spammed proxies, i have some decent ones but yet i can get recaptcha on a few proxies just by visiting google
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Right, you can't use the default proxies that the captcha solver provides. It is far better to pass your proxy string to the service so the solving IP and page loaded IP are the same.
 
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