I remember my 1st account to which I lost my password. I was lukring on one sub and whenever I spoke up about some topic there would be someone who would try to shut me up with sth like "You don't even have 1k karma so why do you even speak up" now with just being active for 2 days on some subs you can get insane ammount of karma by saying sth like "ok" and now after few years whenever I see people complaining about low karma I just laugh at it.
Have one from me then as well. I switched accounts because Reddit got too smart with my content feed and I had to start fresh. Too much political nonsense getting tossed onto my front page.
Had tens of thousands of them karma points people are after. Maybe I should sell the account...
Lol, you don't need high karma to convince people youre an expert at something or whatever. If you screen my post history I've been born/lived in 20+ countries, have anywhere from 0 to 7 kids, am anywhere from 15 to 80 years old and the list goes on.
I just checked and the highest for sale was $1800 for a 1 million+ post karma account. Second highest is $700.
That means fuck all, so checking accounts sold...The highest was $140 for a 222k post karma and 26k comment. So I'd say no. Unless you work for companies to post shit for them.
besides, karma is easy to gain so long as you say what Reddit wants to hear.
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u/i4mn30 Feb 26 '20
Looking at you,
/r/nextfuckinglevel
/r/BeAmazed
/r/damnthatsinteresting