Reddit setup for VA - avoid delays and bans

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It's been very expensive running Reddit on proxy.

- I've faced bans running accounts raw thru VAs browser quickly realizing this is not the way to go.
- VA that i worked with in the past would run dolphin ANTY with no proxy and it worked for some time .. not sure how this is any different from a normal browser. I think we were just lucky.
- heard about windscribe but not sure how reliable it is .. Looks like a normal VPN to me.


Does anyone have a secure, cost-effective way to run Reddit accounts from opposite sides of the globe? All while avoiding post delays and account bans/suspensions?

All help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
 
Hey, there are only two possible ways, first being more expensive than the second:

Using real devices and about 3 accounts per device, using the device mobile data connection from the sim. (Using the same wifi IP across many devices and accounts will interlink all the accounts)

Using any decent anti-detect browser and mobile 4g/5g proxies that doesn't rotate continuously, but only a couple times/day at max.

Those are the safest routes I know of.
 
Hey, there are only two possible ways, first being more expensive than the second:

Using real devices and about 3 accounts per device, using the device mobile data connection from the sim. (Using the same wifi IP across many devices and accounts will interlink all the accounts)

Using any decent anti-detect browser and mobile 4g/5g proxies that doesn't rotate continuously, but only a couple times/day at max.

Those are the safest routes I know of.
Mobile prox seems like the better option .. or remote playing off an old laptop if I can get my hands on one for cheap.
 
Mobile prox seems like the better option .. or remote playing off an old laptop if I can get my hands on one for cheap.
Yes using old and cheap devices is what I do partially, for about $20 I can get an old laptop or ipad and add some accounts to it. Different device hardware makes Reddit believe that's another person.
 
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