@NotWegant Why does everything work fine with another anti-detection browser or with Python? BAS has issues — they can say whatever they want, but it has problems and it gets detected.
@to-nice said in I need help, BAS is being detected on Reddit.:
Why does everything work fine with another anti-detection browser or with Python?
Create a script for Reddit with some other technologies, e.g., a different browser with automation. It won't work for long either.
Anyway, BAS is better for automation compared to any alternative. I believe your main problem is that you don't seem to understand how the anti-fraud system works.
@to-nice
I was having same issue with bas and know one seems to have solution and most of the guys that contacted me were just trying to sell me a dead methods and scripts for thousands of dollars. One was requesting 10k and i pay the 10k upfront to help solve the problem without guartanttee and will take him two months to investigate the issue. This issues is given room for wanna be pro to rip off users.
BAS is good and easy to develop bots with lots of important actions but big corporation so far tends to detect it. I have to move to another automation tool that charges monthly and took me around a month to learn and saw massive improvement. All the members telling you the problem is from your end might have never work on reddit but they keep telling you the problem is from your script.
My issue might be related to yours.
We are using the same BAS program and the same proxies.
When I automate a website from my own PC and ISP (in Poland), everything works perfectly.
However, when I give the exact same project to a person in Russia, he faces issues. On one of his computers (using mobile internet), it doesn't work at all. On his other computer, it works to some extent, but the detection rate is very high.
This is all happening with the literally the same project and the same proxies.
That's true. Reddit deleted all my comments in 1 hour. I used very old reddit account with high karma. Comments were relevant (wiritten by AI). But i also use BAS to mass post submitting to my own subreddit and i have never been banned. I make 50 posts/day without any issues
I haven't posted for a long time, today i looked to the forum to see if BAS had changed - it hasn't.
@to-nice common issues
1)BAS fingerprints are limited and used by many people
2)The anti-detect test/checking websites make money by selling the details of teh checks it makes to the sites you try to go to
3)leaks happen from all places - common ones are system language/time/area not matching fingerprint
4)proxies are only used for "people like us doing things lile us" so proxies are a range of ip's that are bought they are soon known and the details shared by the tech companies, they scrape the aution lists and then look for patterns of increase traffic to the sensitive areas like account creation
5)patience is key - make an account and leave it for months before you comment
6)history is important - once made visit the site and read a post or two - 3/7 times a week for 3 months
7) your swimming with sharks in dirty water - the bigger sharks here just want a bite of you as its easier than earning the money with bas themselves.
8) bas owners and the "upper few" gatekeepers don't really want the lower users to know how to - because the more people using the best process, the more data the tech companies have to look at to figure out how they are bypassing their systems.
But they want the lower users to pay for the development of the program with the monthly fee's etc
For me BAS killed itself when they made the fingerprint key a requirement for using fingerprints, up until then we made our own and had reasonable results - after they made this change it stopped the non bas generated prints (ie ours) from working. however as BAS fingerprints are so over used they are low quality.
Hope some of this helps
@AntonEmmy In fact, the owners of BAS and the “top management” are directly interested in as many regular users as possible knowing effective methods. The reason is simple: the more successful users are, the longer they stay in the ecosystem, the higher their loyalty, and the more likely they are to pay for subscriptions, purchase add-ons, and participate in the development of the community. If “ordinary” users don’t achieve results, they leave and stop paying — which means the company loses clients and money.
Any serious player can post information on how a regular user can deal with anti-detection systems and other parameters in the Articles section (https://community.bablosoft.com/category/56/articles
), which was recently created. Nobody is going to delete such information from there, because doing so would harm Bablosoft itself.
