Reddit insider.
- Thread starter Dilana
- Start date
BottingSubsForMoney420
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- Oct 31, 2024
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What exactly are you trying to do on Reddit? Are you looking to get posts upvoted, or are you trying to buy accounts? Nobody here works for Reddit as far as I know, but there are plenty of vendors on the forum who can help with high-karma aged accounts, including myself. Just depends on what you're trying to push and how aggressive you're looking to go.
Dilana
Power Member
- Nov 9, 2023
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My cleint faces really hard time, everytime he buys an subredidt he get attcked with bots so the sub and thre accounts get banned after few days only, se we need a reddit insider to help us protect our subs or help with the apeal.
Uiyniasd569872
Regular Member
- Feb 14, 2025
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as in admin, or power mod. unlikely to have those connections.
- Jun 20, 2013
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Not the right place to hunt them down. Go check linkedin and find people working with reddit and approach them. Offer them money, its easy to crack a deal when money is involved.
TheAdChap
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- Jun 16, 2025
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Reddit doesn’t offer insider access publicly, and anyone claiming to sell it is likely scamming or risking permanent bans. The only real way to gain influence is by building trusted accounts, contributing value, and becoming a mod in active subreddits. If you’re serious about presence on Reddit, focus on organic growth and networking with real moderators. Trying to buy access usually ends badly.
Dilana
Power Member
- Nov 9, 2023
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Yes i'm a mod of some big subs, but reddit is stupid, they banne your sub and your account because someone attacked you with bots, and when message them for help they don't do anything at all.
TheAdChap
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- Jun 16, 2025
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Reddit moderation can feel brutal, especially when you get hit by bots or mass reports. The system often punishes mods even when they’re the target, not the problem. Support is slow, and appeals usually go unanswered or come back with generic replies. It’s frustrating when you've put time into building a community and get zero protection. Best thing you can do is keep backups of everything, use trusted mod teams, and document attacks when they happen. If a sub gets banned unfairly, sometimes going public on r/ModSupport or Twitter gets more attention than the actual support system.