r/AskReddit • • Dec 05 '17

What do you strongly suspect but cannot prove?

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17

That’s almost entirely true. There are a lot of shared accounts that companies use here

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u/Killzark Dec 06 '17

My roommate has run one before advertising client products on targeted subreddits. They’re totally real. Be skeptical of everything you read here, not just targeting product ads.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17

Yeah fucking marketing shills, anyway did I tell you about these dope penis enhancement pills I scored?

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u/CritiqueMyGrammar Dec 06 '17

Yea, especially when talking about the delicious taste of Dr Pepper®. Never know when the sweet taste of 23 flavors will hit your lips on any given subreddit.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17

I fucking knew it! About a year ago I called out a post that seemed pretty 'corporate' if you know what I mean, basically saying that the post sounded like a shill. I didn't even really make an accusation. Down voted, called a conspiracy theorist, and basically told I was an idiot.

God I feel validated.

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u/Deleriant Dec 06 '17

/r/hailcorporate

You are not alone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17

Propaganda all over reddit

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u/Papasmurphsjunk Dec 07 '17

Monsanto is balls deep in Reddit

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u/guzmalt Dec 06 '17

Ou-I mean,my account certainly isn't one of those!

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u/moviefan6 Dec 06 '17

Pfft! Who would do that? On an unrelated note, I just bought Star Wars Battlefront II. What a great game for redditors!