Why do reddit accounts go to ban after posts?

[SeasonedCode]

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

No if you used bad proxy they will block you in the first request
It's not related to proxies all the time

 

[panda686]

I do confirm reddit is way stricter now.... so bad

 

[VisualA]

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?

This has to be the best post I have ever read

 

[T3mperance]

I am having the same issues on aged accounts with 500+ karma. As soon as I login to the account and post something or even post a single comment the account gets shadowbanned immediately. I have tried using residential proxies, 4g proxies and even direct IP and it does this no matter what proxy im using so any info on how to bypass this would be greatly appreciated. I got my accounts from trueaccs with 500+ karma

 

[Andre Sonne]

It can also be because of your behavior using the accounts.
If they were set up on a completely different country and you log into them and try to make posts within seconds Reddit will obviously see this as suspicious, you have to let them settle for a few days using your proxies before making any post

 

[upvote]

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

Would have to disagree, Reddit's bot detection is state of the art and it can sometimes detect accounts that are made by bots. If you make your own accounts by hand using a high quality proxy and anti-detect browser the likelihood of getting shadowbanned is reduced drastically.

 

[YL agency]

Reddit Account Banned After Posting Possibly for Posting Same Content Multiple Times

 

[anytta]

Would have to disagree, Reddit's bot detection is state of the art and it can sometimes detect accounts that are made by bots. If you make your own accounts by hand using a high quality proxy and anti-detect browser the likelihood of getting shadowbanned is reduced drastically.

Often this system fails and is very hard to anticipate, maybe complaints from other reddit users have an impact

Uh, sure. But a bad proxy can ruin even the most perfect behavior and warm ups

Maybe I'm using vpn or sitting from a public wifi network? Behavior is the key.

 

[kyrahileman]

Has your account been reported in the past?

 

[anytta]

Has your account been reported in the past?

No, but I don't know for sure. The ban was after the first post

You forget that it's unlikely that a large number of bot accounts will be created simultaneously from public wifi as they are with vpn

I think reddit has some more complex mechanism that we can't understand

 

[anytta]

It's understandable but it's in your power to use a good proxy and fingerprints to reduce the chances of getting banned.

I know but you understand me, good proxies are expensive, I don't want to spend a lot of money.

 

[anytta]

Do you want good results but don't want to pay for them? It doesn't work that way.

Why spend extra money when everything can be solved with knowledge and the right behavioral factors?

 

[anytta]

Ask the reddit administration, this is not my idea, reddit is very sensitive to the proxies you use

Okay, which ones do you personally use?

 

[flotuye]

Have you noticed any patterns in the subreddits where your posts are getting banned?

 

[natsuko]

You immediately start posting after logging into your account and that's what makes you suspicious

 

[anytta]

You immediately start posting after logging into your account and that's what makes you suspicious

Yeah, but before that, I don't do anything for a few days.

 

[natsuko]

Yeah, but before that, I don't do anything for a few days.

It is better to wait about 15-20 minutes after a new login and log in using cookies.

 

[anytta]

It is better to wait about 15-20 minutes after a new login and log in using cookies.

What am I supposed to do after I've been logged in for 20 minutes? Scroll through the feed?

 

[natsuko]

What am I supposed to do after I've been logged in for 20 minutes? Scroll through the feed?

Yes but it's better to show some activity like liking posts and subscribing to communities, but don't overdo it.

 

[anytta]

Yes but it's better to show some activity like liking posts and subscribing to communities, but don't overdo it.

in my experience, subscribing to communities increases the possibility of being blocked.