For the first few days, only browsing. Then, upvoting for the next few days, and then I will focus on leaving comments. I haven't worked on the comment part of the program, which I will work after new year. Till then I have to keep the accounts alive.
what's the setup for such numbers?UPDATE:
So I took the advice shared here and switched to mobile proxies. That said, before doing that, I had already created around 400 accounts using the same set of datacenter proxies. Yeah… I can already hear the “are you serious?” comments, but stick with me.
I started warming these accounts up a couple of days ago, and surprisingly, the suspension rate has been pretty low so far. I’m still holding judgment for another week, though, because that’s around the time my earlier batch started getting hit.
Overall, this has been a fun (and slightly nerve-racking) experiment. Definitely challenging, but I’m enjoying the process and the thrill that comes with testing things hands-on.
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SUMMARY
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Total accounts checked: 405
Banned accounts: 11
Active accounts: 394
Errors: 0
Will update again once I have more data.
Any feedback or suggestions? I'd be happy to hear them.
Python + Playwright.
Yet it does, because Reddit dropped out of the cat and mouse game of antidetects and now relies mostly on CQS.
Honestly, it sounds like your proxy provider might be the culprit here. If those residential IPs were even slightly 'dirty,' Reddit’s anti-spam system would have nuked the whole batch regardless of whether you warmed them up or not. Also, 100 accounts in one go is a massive red flag. Quality over quantity is the only way to survive on this platform now.
Thanks for sharing it
They're rotating proxies, so I think I am good.
Damn. How do you handle so many accounts?
DM me details about your mobile provider I bet we can figure something
Search for it. It's an automation tool, I would say, just like Selenium. If you want to automate some stuff inside a browser, you use these libraries.
It will work. I will make it work. Wait and watch.
Hehe, guess you were right after all.
But I had to try for myself.
Yep, I can successfully post comments and upvote posts and comments using these accounts without any issues.
Yep, browsing only at the moment. Working on automating the comment posting, which will take some time.
I've found that 30 days is when accounts can stick, up until then they are fragile. What do you guys see?
Nothing complex. Just creating accounts using anti-detect + res. proxies. Still new to this, so figuring out stuff along the way.
I am new to Reddit marketing, so just setting up accounts at the moment. I will be using them for OFM later on.
The res. proxy accounts are only 10-12 days old, so I cannot answer this as of now.
My accounts are fine from day one.
what niches do you promote?
