Warmed-up accounts and staying ban-safe

The fastest way to lose a Reddit account is to promote a product from it. Bazzly's answer is to keep your account out of it entirely: comments go out through warmed-up accounts that Bazzly operates, and the only thing that ever touches your own account is the browser extension, under your control. This article explains what warmed-up accounts are, when Bazzly will and will not use them, what still gets comments removed, and how to keep everything safe.

What a warmed-up account is

A warmed-up account is a real, aged Reddit account with an established history: months or years old, with karma earned from ordinary participation across many communities, and a steady pattern of browsing, voting and commenting that continues whether or not it is posting for you. Reddit's spam systems and subreddit moderators trust these accounts far more than a new or dormant one, so their comments are filtered less and read more.

Bazzly maintains a fleet of them, keeps them active, rotates which one posts where, and retires any that pick up a ban. You never see or manage the accounts; you just choose Post via warmed-up account and the posting network handles the rest.

Why this protects you

• Your account is never involved. Bazzly does not have your Reddit login and does not need it. Whatever happens to a warmed-up account cannot affect yours.
• Lower removal rate. Reddit shadow-filters comments from low-trust accounts silently. Aged accounts with history clear that bar.
• Natural pacing. Each account posts at a human rhythm, in a natural time slot, and never comments twice in the same thread. That is why a queued warmed-account comment shows Posting in about N hours rather than posting instantly.
• One touch per thread. The same account is never used to both comment and upvote in one thread, and never comments on a thread another Bazzly account has already covered for you.

When Bazzly refuses to use one

Bazzly declines warmed-account posting when the comment itself is the risk:

• The draft contains a link. URLs and bare domains are the single strongest removal trigger on Reddit. The composer shows Links increase removal risk. Warmed-account posting is off. Remove the link, or post from your own account at your own risk. Custom Task blocks links entirely.
• The subreddit is strict on promotion and the post is not explicitly asking for tool recommendations. The subreddit name turns amber on the card. In these subreddits warmed-account posting is either off, or allowed with a warning that removed comments will not be refunded.
• The post is gone. Removed or deleted posts show This post has been removed or deleted. Skip it.

Autopilot applies the same rules and pauses itself if three drafts in a row would have contained links.

What still gets comments removed

Warmed-up accounts remove the account risk, not the content risk. Moderators remove comments that read as ads regardless of who posted them. The patterns that get removed:

• Leading with the product instead of the answer
• Mentioning the product more than once, or in the first sentence
• Any link
• Replying to posts that are not really asking for help
• Reposting the same text after a removal

If a warmed-account comment is removed within 48 hours of posting, its 10 credits are refunded automatically (except in strict subreddits where you chose to post anyway). Undelivered upvotes are always refunded.

Posting from your own account instead

You can always choose Post via my account. The comment is queued and the Bazzly browser extension posts it from your own Reddit account, from your browser and your own IP address, exactly as if you typed it. It is free and it builds your own account's history, which matters if you want to be recognisable in your niche.

Before the first send of each run, the extension checks the account you are logged into. If it is less than 30 days old or has under 150 karma, you see an Account looks low-activity warning with a Don't send yet option. Reddit is strict with new and low-karma accounts, and a warm-up period before any promotion sharply lowers the chance of a ban. The 30-day Reddit account warm-up playbook covers how to do that.

Upvotes and safety

Upvotes come from the same fleet of aged accounts, spread out over time rather than arriving at once, and Reddit may quietly filter some of them, which is why a final score can be slightly below the number ordered. Orders are currently limited to 5 upvotes per comment while a deliverability issue is being fixed, and upvotes on top-ranked Google threads start 10 days after posting, because a sudden score jump on an old thread is a spam signal.

The house rules

1. Answer first, product last, once.
2. No links. Ever, when posting through warmed-up accounts.
3. Reply only where someone is asking for what you sell or describing the pain you remove.
4. Respect strict subreddits; when in doubt, post from your own account and keep it purely helpful.
5. Do not requeue removed text unchanged; rewrite the angle.
6. Let pacing happen. A comment posting three hours later than you expected is a feature.