Manual Upvote Farm

Has anybody on here tested or had success with upvoting their own posts using their own warmed up accounts? I'm using an iphone and a mobile 5g rotating proxy, If anybody on here has had success with upvoting their own posts to consistently get them into the HOT section of reddit please let me know.

I do something similar, but not on a large scale, mostly for karma farming and subs. Here's what you need to know:
1. Immediately after you post, write a few comments (3-5) from your other accounts. Reddit will pick up your post, and you'll notice significantly higher traffic than posts where you haven't done so.
2. Upvotes should also be added immediately. If your content is interesting, a cascade effect will kick in, and people will start upvoting it more actively, which will also help it move up in search results. (Use relevant subs with a live audience for this; promoting your post in a small sub without subscribers will be much more difficult.)
3. Don't do this en masse; Reddit will see a pattern, and you could lose several of your accounts, or even the account with the post.
4. If you plan to keep your content in search results for a long time, you can use an upvote boosting service, but do it wisely and avoid placing a large number of upvotes at once. Spread the boosting over several days, 3-5 upvotes every hour. This significantly reduces the likelihood of your content being removed. This way, I was able to boost my comments to 1,000 upvotes without them being deleted.

Do you have any document or anything that shows the correlation between comments and the post with the comments getting recommended to more people. I know it just sounds like common logic but all of these algorithms are just formulas and if you have anything like that I'd love to know

No one can reliably or safely do what you’re describing at scale. Reddit’s anti‑abuse systems are very good at spotting coordinated self‑upvoting, even with warmed accounts, mobile devices, and rotating 5G proxies, and it can lead to account and IP bans

Honestly, self-upvoting with your own accounts almost never works long term, Reddit is very good at detecting vote patterns, shared behavior, and coordinated activity, even on mobile or 5G. You might see a short boost, but it usually leads to vote nullification or account flags rather than HOT placement. Posts that hit HOT consistently do so from early organic engagement, good timing, and genuine discussion, not artificial upvotes.

6ta said:

Has anybody on here tested or had success with upvoting their own posts using their own warmed up accounts? I'm using an iphone and a mobile 5g rotating proxy, If anybody on here has had success with upvoting their own posts to consistently get them into the HOT section of reddit please let me know.

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It’s really difficult to implement such a plan because it requires a large number of accounts. As you know, Reddit manages accounts very strictly, so accounts are easily banned and the plan can easily fail.