reddit experts?
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Dr. Reddit
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Thank you for the mention @tiiberius .
In case your use a flagged IP,yes you may be caught .
In case they find any meaningful connection between your accounts,yes you may be caught .
However,using 2-3 accounts on the Same PC and even on the same IP should be fine.
In case your use a flagged IP,yes you may be caught .
In case they find any meaningful connection between your accounts,yes you may be caught .
However,using 2-3 accounts on the Same PC and even on the same IP should be fine.
already got caught using same pc and ip
- Mar 30, 2018
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then set up multiple proxies and use multiple aged accounts, if you’ll same domain you’ll be in trouble change website url or set up redirects to the website
Hypothesis
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I speak from experience.
There is no problem in using multiple accounts with the same IP.
I assure you nothing illegal has taken place.
There is no problem in using multiple accounts with the same IP.
I assure you nothing illegal has taken place.
I ince get caught due to same domain name
TheAfrikan
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What if i log in with different tor instances?
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Yes, using MultiLogin.
Zakch93
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A question outside vote manipulation which obviously Reddit doesn't like.
It's about the same person doing a post and replying to it.
If we want to comment on a post made with another of our accounts:
1) Should we just change IP even if both accounts were created using the same IP?
2) Should we use accounts made with different IPs at creation?
3) Reddit tolerate post and reply with multiple accounts with same IPs at creation and at replying - doubt that last one but I'm a noob and you would know.
@Dr. Reddit @thescrrr @jefis
If the info is provided in one of your ebooks you can indicate said ebook instead.
It's about the same person doing a post and replying to it.
If we want to comment on a post made with another of our accounts:
1) Should we just change IP even if both accounts were created using the same IP?
2) Should we use accounts made with different IPs at creation?
3) Reddit tolerate post and reply with multiple accounts with same IPs at creation and at replying - doubt that last one but I'm a noob and you would know.
@Dr. Reddit @thescrrr @jefis
If the info is provided in one of your ebooks you can indicate said ebook instead.