jasondenzer
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- Nov 11, 2015
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There was a thread posted recently for Upvote.Shop no longer working.
I've tried a few different upvote panels recently. Unfortunately, isn't a problem with only one particular upvote panel. It seems like as of late (March 2026) Reddit has cracked down on this heavily. I purchased 100 upvotes and they delivered originally. However, after some time, they dropped and it showed a ton of downvotes. Granted that this was a controversial topic but still. I personally believe Reddit either shadow-removed those upvotes OR added fake downvotes to compensate for that.
You can find a precise score using the post statistics tab:
Using an upvote calculator, you get:
which is really absurd. Now I will admit, those early upvotes did help drive a ton of engagement and visibility so that sort of helped. But a post with this many upvotes and downvotes combined is certainly going to land you in the most controversial posts lol.
Previously, Reddit upvotes were fairly easy to buy and they would easily stick. This isn't the fault of the panels but rather Reddit's much smarter crackdown system. Hopefully, these panels figure this out.
I've tried a few different upvote panels recently. Unfortunately, isn't a problem with only one particular upvote panel. It seems like as of late (March 2026) Reddit has cracked down on this heavily. I purchased 100 upvotes and they delivered originally. However, after some time, they dropped and it showed a ton of downvotes. Granted that this was a controversial topic but still. I personally believe Reddit either shadow-removed those upvotes OR added fake downvotes to compensate for that.
You can find a precise score using the post statistics tab:
Using an upvote calculator, you get:
which is really absurd. Now I will admit, those early upvotes did help drive a ton of engagement and visibility so that sort of helped. But a post with this many upvotes and downvotes combined is certainly going to land you in the most controversial posts lol.
Previously, Reddit upvotes were fairly easy to buy and they would easily stick. This isn't the fault of the panels but rather Reddit's much smarter crackdown system. Hopefully, these panels figure this out.
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