There are a lot of typos on that websites and a couple of broken links (including arguably one of the most important ones: The "How it Works" in the homepage). That, plus the use of the first-person ("I") when talking about methods as well as the template website still using the stock video that comes with the homepage tells me that this is just 1 guy, with pretty good but not perfect English, trying to make some money using (possibly legit but hacked) Reddit accounts. It is most likely not the big, professional corporation it would like you to believe it is. In other words: This is just some dude that probably doesn't even have too much experience making websites or anything, it doesn't prove that Reddit is constantly under ad bombs. That is not to say that Reddit isn't being used as an ad platform though, [that is definitely happening](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjLsFnQejP8) and there are [legit account/upvote buying businesses](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxNvUWN3vYk). I'm just saying that ***this particular one*** most likely isn't one of them.