nothing works now. Reddit bans anti-detect browsers and even cloud phones. The only way to keep an account alive is to use real mobile devices - this is what works for me now
It doesn't ban anti-detect browsers. It's either the proxy or the actions you are doing on the account.
I just have one account. No proxies, or hiding behind or with anything. I'm as real user as they come. Account is second highest CSQ or whatever the score thing is, karma is 10k+. Had account for 5+ years.
That's the best way to do it. I just came to flex about my personal account - 330K karma, 3y old account, highest CQS. :D


OP, mobile proxies and anti-detect browser. Thank me later. :P
 
most bought accounts die fast right now people having better luck with aged ones warmed slowloy on residential still risky though
For some time now, accounts have been dying quickly, especially when people buy post-only accounts or accounts with just 1–2 interactions, which presumably means they’ve only been upvoted. This is especially true if you don’t do the warm-up properly or if you don’t use proxies or anonymous browsers. These are the factors that can lead to your account getting banned.

If you spend $3–5 on an account, knowing that the person who created it has to pay for proxies, email, and put in their own time and effort, how could they possibly have created a good-quality account at that price?
 
If you’re using one account, you don’t need rotation; you can use a fixed residential IP. Even for 3 accounts, you can use a single IP as long as you log into them several hours apart.

Rotating IPs are mainly useful for convenience when managing multiple accounts. Have you already tried using a seller’s dashboard? It doesn’t just give you one script to obtain an IP; you can request unlimited IPs and assign one to each account.

The dashboard has all the options for setting the location. Personally, I only set the state, and I’ve also tested using different states, with the same result. In my opinion, Reddit doesn’t look at the location; it only checks whether the IP is flagged.

I only received the bot verification because Reddit had linked my IPs. Once I replaced them, I solved the problem.
Which proxy provider you're using pls?
 
Which proxy provider you're using pls?
For replying to comments, I use cheap proxies, around $1 per GB. For posting links, making posts, or replying to posts, I use proxies that cost around $5 per GB. Honestly, I think they’re all the same. send u pm
 
Anti-detect browsers won't work, especially if you're running them on a VM somewhere. They can't spoof all of the checks, even if they modify the Chromium binary, since CPU architecture, timing, performance etc all leak. IPs matter as well. The best setup is a real phone with a real carrier sim on it.
 
Anti-detect browsers won't work, especially if you're running them on a VM somewhere. They can't spoof all of the checks, even if they modify the Chromium binary, since CPU architecture, timing, performance etc all leak. IPs matter as well. The best setup is a real phone with a real carrier sim on it.
You are thinking too much brave and edge is also chronium,its your actions that get you banned on reddit the most
 
Yes, actions for sure. But Brave is very bad, along with these anti-detects, because they don't spoof their properties properly. They will obscure canvas values but then report GPU/software renderer as something else. That incoherence is what gets you caught.
I use anti detect browsers for a long time on reddit why I'm not banned yet bro
 
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In my experience and from what my users tell me, mobile proxies usually have a way better success rate for creating Reddit accounts than residential ones. That’s just down to odds though, basically, as long as the IP is clean, either will work fine. One thing I’ve noticed is if you buy an IP and Google hits you with a CAPTCHA on a simple search, Reddit has almost definitely flagged it already. If you run into that right off the bat, honestly just ditch the proxy and save yourself the headache.
 
In my experience and from what my users tell me, mobile proxies usually have a way better success rate for creating Reddit accounts than residential ones. That’s just down to odds though, basically, as long as the IP is clean, either will work fine. One thing I’ve noticed is if you buy an IP and Google hits you with a CAPTCHA on a simple search, Reddit has almost definitely flagged it already. If you run into that right off the bat, honestly just ditch the proxy and save yourself the headache.
Mobile networks use CGNAT those ip address are shared by more than one user on the network,Reddit admins can't ban these networks without banning legit users
 
ISP is the best, but you don’t need it.
I manage a huge number of accounts. I ran a one-week test with 50 accounts: one day they were sending messages from the US, another day from France, and another day from the UK, and I didn’t have any blocks. So based on my experience, I’d say the location isn’t important. But you don’t need this anyway—if you’re managing 10 accounts, you can simply use rotating proxies in the US.
what's the age of your accounts? where do you source them from or self farm? are you using VMs?
 
In my experience and from what my users tell me, mobile proxies usually have a way better success rate for creating Reddit accounts than residential ones. That’s just down to odds though, basically, as long as the IP is clean, either will work fine. One thing I’ve noticed is if you buy an IP and Google hits you with a CAPTCHA on a simple search, Reddit has almost definitely flagged it already. If you run into that right off the bat, honestly just ditch the proxy and save yourself the headache.
So what to check and what to do after getting the mobile proxies to aviod getting banned
 
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