Reddit mass removing comment links today?

Tonight again was mass hit to my comments. Will be hard. If anybodey has some new ideas can share DM, please
 
Tonight again was mass hit to my comments. Will be hard. If anybodey has some new ideas can share DM, please
I will ad 5 cents to this.

some latest thoughts. So I am running multiple accounts, but sharing the same link in all of the accounts, and what I experienced tonight, is some Reddit accounts did get hit and comments are still there, but most of them are delivered, it should be something with accounts also, and almost all of these accounts got banned!

All the messages to accounts is this - Your account has been permanently banned for vote manipulation.
 
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i've been running my business since december of 2022 using links with reddit and this shit hit me hard if anybody has fixed this or found a solution lmk please.
 
Using residential proxies I was banned for 2 new accounts that I had not posted links to yet.
 
Why not creating your own upvoting panel? Would cost way low and lifetime solution lol. I may help you with that if you want.

Just out of curiosity, how much do you think something like that would cost to set up?
 
I think its time to jump ship this has not gotten better in the last 2 weeks
 
yes jump ship everyone, their spam algorithm is intense now, perfect timing for their IPO i think. hard to break through it, unless you want to risk a HIGH karma account (10k karma)
 
yes jump ship everyone, their spam algorithm is intense now, perfect timing for their IPO i think. hard to break through it, unless you want to risk a HIGH karma account (10k karma)
were all on the titanic and nowhere to jump. quora? garbage. other forums? dead thats why were going to reddit. tiktok and facebook and twitter etc? even more anti spam then reddit. anyone got any ideas of where to jump ship to besides those places?
 
Yep the reddit game is over, even you will manage to get an affiliate link here and there it's going to stick out and be gone fast
 
I tested a lot this last week and managed to have just 2 links standing out of 40-50+ different attempts.

I used multiple accounts, all completely different; wide range of karma and age of accounts; different sub-reddits; different links types and anchors; every account had a seperate dedicated IP;

I could not find any pattern to the 2 links that are still standing.

Seems like a numbers game at this point, only the number is extremely low.
The costs of multiple attempts on multiple accounts is just too much compared to the possible profits from a single link.

Unless anyone finds a better way or we test new theories, then it seems like this is game over.
 
I tested a lot this last week and managed to have just 2 links standing out of 40-50+ different attempts.

I used multiple accounts, all completely different; wide range of karma and age of accounts; different sub-reddits; different links types and anchors; every account had a seperate dedicated IP;

I could not find any pattern to the 2 links that are still standing.

Seems like a numbers game at this point, only the number is extremely low.
The costs of multiple attempts on multiple accounts is just too much compared to the possible profits from a single link.

Unless anyone finds a better way or we test new theories, then it seems like this is game over.
this is absolutely true. But i have a theory on whats going on and their algorithm im the best tester around and since i have thousands of accounts i can test stuff that no one else can on a mass scale but I wont say cause reddit is watching so im keeping this a secret publicly

BUT even knowing that secret that is my conclusion also its mostly game over at least for easy money and most will be better off quitting cause it wont be easy even for the vets

it used to be fun and people are making fun of my other thread but it really is game over considering theres is social media sites that get way more traffic . reddit was an advantage when it had a low bar for entry and to make cash. I used to spam forums before reddit but when google updated their algorithms it no longer made sense. Everything has a window of opportunity and forum spamming was more lucrative then reddit for a few years. reddit's golden age is over
 
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I am also wondering, has someone observed accounts with high karma that have posts with links still up?

I am thinking of testing it but don’t want to possibly have the accounts banned.

Anyone have any insight?
 
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