Reddit Bot

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I'm looking for a reddit bot. Has anyone had a good experience with one?
Thansk for help
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I have been using Socionator forever, it has plenty of features, the only downside it's buggy as hell. The price is decent if you need it only for one type of social accounts
 
I have been using Socionator forever, it has plenty of features, the only downside it's buggy as hell. The price is decent if you need it only for one type of social accounts
So what’s the point of this post? To popularize the tool?
 
i have a custom bot but hard now to make upvote reddit not accepting and cant find problem ^^
 
Currently bots aren't working properly, reddit had recently buffed their security and upvotes sometimes work, sometimes they aren't working.
 
You have to develop it yourself. Reddit changing things everyday, so developers are not giving daily updates for bots. Believe me i am updating my codes every f*cking day.
 
You have to develop it yourself. Reddit changing things everyday, so developers are not giving daily updates for bots. Believe me i am updating my codes every f*cking day.

hah. That's sad. Currently, reddit is on alarm with these upvotes spam. I'm also struggling to keep my bot working properly. Give it time I guess.
 
Currently bots aren't working properly, reddit had recently buffed their security and upvotes sometimes work, sometimes they aren't working.

Do a search for Multilogin; you have to learn about fingerprinting
 
Do a search for Multilogin; you have to learn about fingerprinting
Yep, Reddit checks the telemetry data where they are getting your fingerprints. Forget about getting around this with curl requests, as they use x-signature headers that they use to sign the HTTP requests. Spoofing the fingerprints is about the only option.
 
Nothing to do with upvoting, but here's a small success story. I made a python bot from an online example (no prior experience with python or reddit api) and spent about 2 hours getting it to do what I needed it to do (certain kinds of crossposts). Have run it for approx a year now, resulting in about 15k free karma.
 

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Nothing to do with upvoting, but here's a small success story. I made a python bot from an online example (no prior experience with python or reddit api) and spent about 2 hours getting it to do what I needed it to do (certain kinds of crossposts). Have run it for approx a year now, resulting in about 15k free karma.
Awesome work man! Glad to see newcomers getting the hang of things.

A few questions if you don't mind.

Are you only using Python requests or Selenium? Did you reverse engineer the Reddit JS and incorporate it? Are your accounts able to vote/subscribe and stay alive for more than 24-48 hours?
 
Awesome work man! Glad to see newcomers getting the hang of things.

A few questions if you don't mind.

Are you only using Python requests or Selenium? Did you reverse engineer the Reddit JS and incorporate it? Are your accounts able to vote/subscribe and stay alive for more than 24-48 hours?
Purely API with PRAW (Python Reddit API Wrapper), and only on one account. The 15k karma are from normal people voting up the botted content.
 
Purely API with PRAW (Python Reddit API Wrapper), and only on one account. The 15k karma are from normal people voting up the botted content.


These bot can be used by account sellers. Nice tool you have there.
 
You have to develop it yourself. Reddit changing things everyday, so developers are not giving daily updates for bots. Believe me i am updating my codes every f*cking day.
Anyway I can get a sample of what your code does?
 
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