Arkoid
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- Mar 15, 2024
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I think warming up accounts tends to be useless, if the account is actually good and not created by a software, it's email verified and it isn't 2 years old with no activity you could post as soon as you purchase it. The reason why is simple, people think changing the IPs(proxy) can get your accounts banned or even changing the device fingerprints but that's absolutely BS. The truth is that people move around, get new phones and also normally we're always using dynamic IPs so we don't always have the same IP. Imagine that you are a Reddit user, and you move to a different country and Reddit bans you because of that or because you just got a new phone or whatever, that'd be ridiculous. The reason why we get banned is the change of activity + device fingerprints change in no time. When account was posting in normal subreddits and acting like a normal user, and all of a sudden you delete all the posts and add a link in the bio, turn the account NSFW and start posting. Absolutely terrible and you'll get banned. So these are my tips on how to warm up an account:
- If the account is good, verified, created on a phone device and it's just a few weeks old, YOU DON'T NEED WARMUP
- If you bought an account with Karma it's all going to depend on how was that Karma build, NSFW? The just start posting like 2-3 posts per day and add the link and all of that in a couple of days, also join some subreddits and act as a real human, upvote and downvote some posts in the same subreddits that your going to post in
- If the Karma comes from AITAH, AskReddit, Memes etc, then you're basically screwed up. Those accounts tend to have the lowest quality. You can still save them but those are subreddits known to be used for Karma farming and Reddit knows this. So the warm up process should be way slower and you shouldn't put a link until you've got some history of NSFW posting (Couple of weeks maybe) Be careful about what subreddits you're gonna post to if you don't delete those posts because certain networks have tools to detect if you have posts and comments in those farming subs and they'll ban you as soon as you post if that's the case
- Once you add a link to your account you'll be under Reddit possible spam filters, so be careful and only add the link once the account has followers, looks good or have a bit of history
- Device fingerprints changing + activity change in almost not time = MASSIVE BAN
So this is what I do when I buy an account with Karma, that wasn't created on a phone and that's old.
1. On day one I log in a continue with the activity that the account already has. Let's say that the account was posting in r/AITAH, then I go there, like a couple of posts and drop a couple of comments. If you do this Reddit doesn't detect a change of activity
2. The next day I log in again and basically continue the activity, but I will also activate the option to see NSFW subreddits, join and upvote
3. Day 3 I will post maybe 3 posts or so in NSFW subs, if everything is good from now on every NSFW post I do I'll delete a SFW post, I will still participate in the subreddits I'm posting and I'll never stop doing that
4. Once I only have NSFW history and some followers I add the link
- If the account is good, verified, created on a phone device and it's just a few weeks old, YOU DON'T NEED WARMUP
- If you bought an account with Karma it's all going to depend on how was that Karma build, NSFW? The just start posting like 2-3 posts per day and add the link and all of that in a couple of days, also join some subreddits and act as a real human, upvote and downvote some posts in the same subreddits that your going to post in
- If the Karma comes from AITAH, AskReddit, Memes etc, then you're basically screwed up. Those accounts tend to have the lowest quality. You can still save them but those are subreddits known to be used for Karma farming and Reddit knows this. So the warm up process should be way slower and you shouldn't put a link until you've got some history of NSFW posting (Couple of weeks maybe) Be careful about what subreddits you're gonna post to if you don't delete those posts because certain networks have tools to detect if you have posts and comments in those farming subs and they'll ban you as soon as you post if that's the case
- Once you add a link to your account you'll be under Reddit possible spam filters, so be careful and only add the link once the account has followers, looks good or have a bit of history
- Device fingerprints changing + activity change in almost not time = MASSIVE BAN
So this is what I do when I buy an account with Karma, that wasn't created on a phone and that's old.
1. On day one I log in a continue with the activity that the account already has. Let's say that the account was posting in r/AITAH, then I go there, like a couple of posts and drop a couple of comments. If you do this Reddit doesn't detect a change of activity
2. The next day I log in again and basically continue the activity, but I will also activate the option to see NSFW subreddits, join and upvote
3. Day 3 I will post maybe 3 posts or so in NSFW subs, if everything is good from now on every NSFW post I do I'll delete a SFW post, I will still participate in the subreddits I'm posting and I'll never stop doing that
4. Once I only have NSFW history and some followers I add the link
