Reddit Bans Account nearly instantly

[RedditGold]

Reddit upped their suspending game lately.
Some VPNs still work, some don't.
Logging in with a "fresh" browser (no previous Reddit cookies) seems to be huge red flag.
Being on a known VPN = red flag.
No regular activity = red flag.
Posting without spending time on website = red flag.
Posting after weeks/months of inactivity = red flag.

I guess Reddit waited for the IPO to maintain huge number of accounts, and now they crack down on accounts that are not real persons.

 

[rowzo]

making new account with non spam ip will work. and i am also trying to enter into Reddit marketing.

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

I also got banned from my reddit account after 1 week, I created a new account and got banned immediately. Then I opened a new browser and created a new account, this time I went slower, and have been maintaining for 3 weeks. Hope it doesn't get banned

 

[airfield]

Google The Fall of the Rebel Angels by Pieter Bruegel. That's what's going on, and you're the guy in the bottom right corner.

Banhammer is swinging left and right now on all the red flags, so you're not alone.

Step up your technical setup, slow down your activity, lay low and go natural. Most people I know who do Reddit at scale are either on hold and regroup or didn't adapt in time and now watch those accounts burn.

 

[Ankitpal888]

If you're using this for SEO or advertising of any sort just do the anti detect browser + static residential proxy method

which anti-detect browser is good for reddit marketing? will we need to use the pro version of the anti-detect browser? some people to use a guest profile instead of an anti-detect browser.

 

[RedditGold]

which anti-detect browser is good for reddit marketing? will we need to use the pro version of the anti-detect browser? some people to use a guest profile instead of an anti-detect browser.

Even best anti-detect browser is not enough. They analyse actual account activity. Short visits without actual browsing and scrolling are a huge red flag.

 

[prutser]

Get some resident proxys bro

 

[Ankitpal888]

Get some resident proxys bro

I think all websites are not good. Does anyone have good experience with residential proxy websites? If yes them, pls give suggestions

 

[Russian Dissident]

Yes! The last two weeks, Reddit has gone crazy! I've had a grand total of 30 good accounts burned with ages ranging from 1 year to 7 years old. They just don't get karma.

I've done everything I can think of! Ipis of course I change after every ban. Different mail, different browsers, cleaning cookies, reinstalling browsers, reinstalling Windows, other subreddits, a little time off, fattening history........ Nothing helps! Accounts live differently. Either up to the creation of 3-5 posts or comments, or die immediately at the first harmless comment, not even for the purpose of karma.

And I do not know what to do ( I have formed a small queue of buyers, several people waiting for accounts, and I have nothing to give them. Everything is very sad. Can anyone tell me anything about this?

 

[IcaroAugusto]

Something wrong with acc creation method, can be several things. Blacklisted ips/isps/devices/browser etc, you have to test each thing individually to find out the reason.

 

[prutser]

I think all websites are not good. Does anyone have good experience with residential proxy websites? If yes them, pls give suggestions

There are a ton of suppliers. U rarely see people sharing their sources.
Try and find the best one working for u, most are priced the same.


U can check out IPRoyal

 

[RedditGold]

Residential proxy, even a good one isn't a magical spell though. If you log in on a perfect residential IP with an account that hasn't been used for 6 months and post on the same day with no other activity, a ban is still highly likely nowadays.

 

[upvote]

Yes! The last two weeks, Reddit has gone crazy! I've had a grand total of 30 good accounts burned with ages ranging from 1 year to 7 years old. They just don't get karma.

I've done everything I can think of! Ipis of course I change after every ban. Different mail, different browsers, cleaning cookies, reinstalling browsers, reinstalling Windows, other subreddits, a little time off, fattening history........ Nothing helps! Accounts live differently. Either up to the creation of 3-5 posts or comments, or die immediately at the first harmless comment, not even for the purpose of karma.

And I do not know what to do ( I have formed a small queue of buyers, several people waiting for accounts, and I have nothing to give them. Everything is very sad. Can anyone tell me anything about this?

Same issues here brother, I've noticed there are a few fixes that have helped so far. Using the most updated version of chrome and testing my proxy connections on pixelscan (dot) net before visiting Reddit. If pixelscan tells me everything looks good I usually won't get banned.

 

[tylero]

In addition to everything people said about IP, try commenting first on free-for-all subs before making a full post.

 

[upvote]

There are a ton of suppliers. U rarely see people sharing their sources.
Try and find the best one working for u, most are priced the same.


U can check out IPRoyal

IPRoyal's rotating residential proxies will get most of your accounts banned. Their "residential" proxies are 90% cellular and Reddit recognizes this and bans you within 1-2 days. I learned that the hard way.

 

[Russian Dissident]

Same issues here brother, I've noticed there are a few fixes that have helped so far. Using the most updated version of chrome and testing my proxy connections on pixelscan (dot) net before visiting Reddit. If pixelscan tells me everything looks good I usually won't get banned.

What exactly is Pixelscan supposed to say? What is it looking at?

The latest version of Chrome? What about other browsers? I usually have 5-7 accounts at work, and each account has its own browser. Atom, Opera, etc. Only work in Chrome? Or I don't understand something?

 

[upvote]

What exactly is Pixelscan supposed to say? What is it looking at?

The latest version of Chrome? What about other browsers? I usually have 5-7 accounts at work, and each account has its own browser. Atom, Opera, etc. Only work in Chrome? Or I don't understand something?

Based off of my experience it seems like Reddit is flagging any accounts using older versions of the browser they're using. My solution to this was to use the most popular browser that's being used and at the moment that is chrome 124 and will be chrome 125 soon. You can also use the newest version of Firefox which is the second most popular browser. I've never used Atom or Opera with Reddit so I can't tell you if Reddit flags them or not but based off of my experience over the last few months your browser and user agent play a big role in wether you get flagged or not. Pixelscan gives you information on your proxy, whenever my proxy gets flagged by Pixelscan my Reddit account using that proxy gets banned the next day.

 

[ginzoO]

Your device or ip might be banned change those and see if it works

is the device get banned to ? and why ?

 

[ginzoO]

Your device or ip might be banned change those and see if it works

And even if u Hard Rest it ?

 

[Russian Dissident]

Another question came up. There are a lot of banned accounts, at different stages, some are zero and were banned after the first post or comment. Or some already with good karma. Everywhere wrote an appeal, but never unbanned.
Is there any sense to write several of them? Does anyone have experience when there was no response after the first appeal, was written another and the account unblocked?