Why do reddit accounts go to ban after posts?

[anytta]

I have very good and quality reddit accounts, when I write comments everything works fine and they don't go to ban. However, if I make posts to almost any subreddit I get shedoobaned almost immediately or after a few days. What could be the problem?

 

[TheMarquis]

There are some possibilities:

• Not enough warmed accounts.
• Low activity inside that specific subs (contribute more before creating a post).
• Spam or the accounts are tied to your banned accounts from the past.

 

[hesztiax]

I have very good and quality reddit accounts, when I write comments everything works fine and they don't go to ban. However, if I make posts to almost any subreddit I get shedoobaned almost immediately or after a few days. What could be the problem?

The same device is the problem. It instantly ban you as soon as you create another account with your device. I had the same problem. Try spoofing your device attributes, or use another device to posty Use app cloner for safety (it changes some default settings to show)

 

[pekoma]

Do you register accounts yourself or buy them? Maybe you should change your account seller.

There are some possibilities:

• Not enough warmed accounts.
• Low activity inside that specific subs (contribute more before creating a post).
• Spam or the accounts are tied to your banned accounts from the past.

How do you warm up your accounts? Manually or with software?

 

[hesztiax]

How do you warm up your accounts? Manually or with software?

If you use software be aware. Algorithm detects everything. Use a good quality software

 

[pekoma]

If you use software be aware. Algorithm detects everything. Use a good quality software

I know, but I have a very high volume of accounts and have to use software. Otherwise it's hours of manual work

 

[hesztiax]

I know, but I have a very high volume of accounts and have to use software. Otherwise it's hours of manual work

I would write a program code for myself

 

[pekoma]

I would write a program code for myself

That's what I did. But it needs to be updated very often, reddit has just gone crazy with blocking lately

 

[TheMarquis]

How do you warm up your accounts? Manually or with software?

Manually

 

[pekoma]

Manually

Got it. How long? Would a couple days be enough?

 

[TheMarquis]

Got it. How long? Would a couple days be enough?

Yes. Take it slow and act like a human being. After a few days you should be fine.

 

[anytta]

Do you register accounts yourself or buy them? Maybe you should change your account seller.

I bought it on accsmarket

 

[pekoma]

Yes. Take it slow and act like a human being. After a few days you should be fine.

Okay, thank you. Because reddit has gotten really cranky in the last year.

I bought it on accsmarket

They have very low quality accounts. It's better to register by yourself

 

[anytta]

I bought there 2 years in a row and everything was okay.
This all happened in the last month.

 

[pekoma]

I bought there 2 years in a row and everything was okay.
This all happened in the last month.

You need to do a test post after purchase
I had all my accsmarket accounts banned after the first post

 

[anytta]

You need to do a test post after purchase
I had all my accsmarket accounts banned after the first post

What's the difference between buying from a seller and registering an account yourself?

 

[pekoma]

What's the difference between buying from a seller and registering an account yourself?

That's a huge difference! You can choose your own proxy, software, browser, etc.

 

[anytta]

That's a huge difference! You can choose your own proxy, software, browser, etc.

Registration is not so important, much more important is your behavior and lack of spam.

 

[pekoma]

Registration is not so important, much more important is your behavior and lack of spam.

You're wrong! If you initially register an account with a bad proxy, it will fall under reddit's filters

 

[anytta]

You're wrong! If you initially register an account with a bad proxy, it will fall under reddit's filters

Okay, I'll try registering accounts and see what the difference is.