I'm gonna lose my mind with Reddit

Not_A_Crab

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Hello.

I just need to have around 15 accounts for personal use and I don't wanna run a freaking farm of 100+ accounts. I'm doing everything by the book. I bought new accounts and aged accounts alike from *** all from reputable sellers. I used residential, ISP, and mobile proxies. I used Anty and GoLogin. I took it very slowly by browsing and visiting subs for a few days, upvoting a couple of comments and threads, etc. That all resulted in one thing: BANS.

Some accounts got banned after a week of slow warming, and I got banned at the first comment. Some got banned while I was browsing the 2nd or 3rd day.

This is driving me insane. How the hell can some people run massive farms? I sank a lot of money into this.

Please help!
 
Somewhere there is a leak, and Reddit tied your accounts. It may be the way the accounts were created, your system (including the antidetect config or the proxies you are using) or your actions (you comments simply screams SPAM).

Also, 1 week is not enough for warming.

Few months ago I created this thread, where I explained how I create and maintain my Reddit assets: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/. I hope that information will helps.

Cheers!
M
 
Somewhere there is a leak, and Reddit tied your accounts. It may be the way the accounts were created, your system (including the antidetect config or the proxies you are using) or your actions (you comments simply screams SPAM).

Also, 1 week is not enough for warming.

Few months ago I created this thread, where I explained how I create and maintain my Reddit assets: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/. I hope that information will helps.

Cheers!
M
Thank you for your response.

Your guide is very helpful. You mentioned "top-notch 4G proxies for this process", could you please suggest a reliable provider? If you don't feel comfortable suggesting here, would it be possible to DM me a recommendation? Thank you.
 
Reddit’s got your number, use ultra-clean residential proxies and stagger your account logins, 100!
 
Reddit’s got your number, use ultra-clean residential proxies and stagger your account logins, 100!
Thank you for your reply. Any suggestions for those ultra clean proxies? I used a mobile proxy from a seller here, and after reading @TheMarquis guide above, I checked this IP lookup thing. Apparently, my "high quality mobile proxy" has been flagged for TONS of crazy stuff. Thank you.
 
Thank you for your reply. Any suggestions for those ultra clean proxies? I used a mobile proxy from a seller here, and after reading @TheMarquis guide above, I checked this IP lookup thing. Apparently, my "high quality mobile proxy" has been flagged for TONS of crazy stuff. Thank you.
It's not fair to mention only one provider. You have to search yourself and, most important, test yourself. So feel free to ask for trials.

Currently, BlackHatWorld offers a market for Proxies, each all gone through mod/staff checks.
However, if you are looking into something more personalized, I would highly suggest opening an WTB instead; Read the section(s) rules, specify all of your requirements inside and you will get the BEST OF.

Cheers!
M
 
It's not fair to mention only one provider. You have to search yourself and, most important, test yourself. So feel free to ask for trials.

Currently, BlackHatWorld offers https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/, each all gone through mod/staff checks.
However, if you are looking into something more personalized, I would highly suggest opening an https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/rules-posting-in-want-to-buy.951771/ instead; Read the section(s) rules, specify all of your requirements inside and you will get the BEST OF.

Cheers!
M
Thank you. Thing is, I bought a mobile proxy from one of these sellers, and when I read your guide about the IP leaks, the IP they gave me was flagged for tons of horrible stuff.
 
You don't need this "warmup" thing
just make sure that you create your accounts in good way and manage it with a good setup
and even with that nothing is guaranteed with reddit
one of the hardest I worked on
 
Thank you. Thing is, I bought a mobile proxy from one of these sellers, and when I read your guide about the IP leaks, the IP they gave me was flagged for tons of horrible stuff.
You should ask for trial, 1st. In that trial, you see if the proxy fits to your project and any other checks you have to do.
 
reddit is super strict now even with good setups, minor mismatches can trigger bans. try one account per setup and avoid reuse.
 
You don't need this "warmup" thing
just make sure that you create your accounts in good way and manage it with a good setup
and even with that nothing is guaranteed with reddit
one of the hardest I worked on

AWFUL advice. Ignore this OP.
 
Warming is important, but your warming process doesn't seem realistic. It seems you are just browsing, scrolling down and not acting like a human. If you face issues from Day 1 after trying to comment or upvote, there is something wrong with your setup, no need to keep scrolling down for a week before commenting
 
Reddit can tell when you use the same browser or proxy for all accounts, so give each account its own setup.
 
Hello.

I just need to have around 15 accounts for personal use and I don't wanna run a freaking farm of 100+ accounts. I'm doing everything by the book. I bought new accounts and aged accounts alike from *** all from reputable sellers. I used residential, ISP, and mobile proxies. I used Anty and GoLogin. I took it very slowly by browsing and visiting subs for a few days, upvoting a couple of comments and threads, etc. That all resulted in one thing: BANS.

Some accounts got banned after a week of slow warming, and I got banned at the first comment. Some got banned while I was browsing the 2nd or 3rd day.

This is driving me insane. How the hell can some people run massive farms? I sank a lot of money into this.

Please help!

I currently manage over 10 primary Reddit accounts and approximately 100 disposable accounts. My long-term goal is to scale this up to 1,000 accounts and maximize their utility.

I've documented my journey in detail, outlining the various challenges I’ve encountered while building and maintaining these accounts.

Observation i made on Reddit requires patience-without it, you’re likely to fail. Reddit is a multi-dimensional platform, and several technical factors significantly impact account longevity and performance. In my experience:
  • Residential proxies are essential to avoid detection and bans. (Nodemaven worked good for me)
  • The browser environment matters - tools like Dolphin Anty have proven to be the most effective solutions for me so far.
  • Proper account warm-up routines are critical for ensuring trust and stability before engaging in any activity.
This setup has helped me maintain account health and stay under the radar.
 
You’re definitely not alone - Reddit’s detection game is wild right now. Even solid setups are getting flagged left and right. The main culprits are recycled or already burned proxies, fingerprints that overlap a bit too much (even with GoLogin or Anty), and sketchy account sellers handing out credentials that are already on Reddit’s naughty list. The folks running big farms? They’re on another level - using clean, dedicated mobile proxies, super dialed-in anti-detect profiles, and bots that mimic human behavior down to the tiniest detail. Off-the-shelf setups just can’t compete with that. If you’re aiming to run 15 accounts, your best bet is to lock down some dedicated 4G proxies, build accounts manually with fresh fingerprints, and warm them up slowly - like 10 to 14 days of chill, human-like activity. And yeah, steer clear of reused proxies or old accounts from random marketplaces - they’re usually the weak link that gets the whole thing torched.
 
Reddit can tell when you’re using the same browser fingerprint and proxy for all your accounts, so use a separate device or fresh profile for each one.
 
If you create accounts properly you don't need to wait for a week before comment. I posted my thread where gave some examples.
 
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