Reddit is driving me crazy….I need help

[MrT131]

Hey guys,

a few days ago I setup some nice little Reddit comments on an old account of mine to a discord server with monetization links on it. I think I spammed too much because Reddit suspended that account for 3 days.

Alright, shit happens. After that I created a few other accounts on the same WIFI network and browser and they banned all of them a few hours after creation.

Okay, then I put chrome on my phone into incognito mode and created an account there only with my LTE / 4G. Started warming it up, posted a discord server link and it instantly got removed. The comment got removed but the account is still there. Tested it with another discord link, got deleted. Tested it under another post, got deleted.

What can I do to still maintain my favorite source of traffic : Reddit? Any tips? Or am I completely fucked?

BTW : they even banned my private Reddit account I did not a single time in my life use that shit to spam anything, smh

 

[MrT131]

Bump

 

[SMM2Go]

Reddit is right now the hardest platform for botting and general marketing, I highly suggest you warming up accounts for 7 days by upvoting, commenting and just browsing before you even consider adding link into your account. Also moderators on Reddit are dickheads, they report accounts directly to the platform and speedrun your ban....

 

[MrT131]

Reddit is right now the hardest platform for botting and general marketing, I highly suggest you warming up accounts for 7 days by upvoting, commenting and just browsing before you even consider adding link into your account. Also moderators on Reddit are dickheads, they report accounts directly to the platform and speedrun your ban....

Yeah, the strange thing is I see a lot of other accounts basically promoting the same things like me…..

 

[aurim]

Yeah, the strange thing is I see a lot of other accounts basically promoting the same things like me…..

Do those accounts are also freshly created? Maybe you have spammed too much on your first older account, but the others (being fresh) needed some good amount of warmup before getting stronger in face of flags by posting links.

 

[sparkbkkbkk]

Also moderators on Reddit are dickheads, they report accounts directly to the platform and speedrun your ban....

Will too many reports lead to a ban? If so, how many? I believe this only can occur with a new vulnerable account, not an older well established acccount!

 

[DerangedWolf]

Reddit is not an easy thing to deal with these days. You need months of experience experimenting and learning what works and what does not

 

[sparkbkkbkk]

Reddit is not an easy thing to deal with these days. You need months of experience experimenting and learning what works and what does not

So is the payoff worth all the aggravation? Is reddit really that powerful in driving profits?

 

[DerangedWolf]

So is the payoff worth all the aggravation? Is reddit really that powerful in driving profits?

It is. It's still the most powerful platform to make money if you know what you're doing

 

[Proxy Cake]

How long did you warm the account? Usually 5-7 days is recommended

 

[natsuko]

Reddit’s spam filters are aggressive once flagged. Use high-quality residential proxies or a trusted VPN to separate accounts from the same IP. Switch devices or use anti-detect browsers to avoid linking accounts. Warm up accounts over weeks by engaging authentically without posting links. Instead of direct Discord links, use intermediary pages like Linktree to bypass filters. Space out comments and avoid repetition across subreddits.

 

[Official-tee]

Hey guys,

a few days ago I setup some nice little Reddit comments on an old account of mine to a discord server with monetization links on it. I think I spammed too much because Reddit suspended that account for 3 days.

Alright, shit happens. After that I created a few other accounts on the same WIFI network and browser and they banned all of them a few hours after creation.

Okay, then I put chrome on my phone into incognito mode and created an account there only with my LTE / 4G. Started warming it up, posted a discord server link and it instantly got removed. The comment got removed but the account is still there. Tested it with another discord link, got deleted. Tested it under another post, got deleted.

What can I do to still maintain my favorite source of traffic : Reddit? Any tips? Or am I completely fucked?

BTW : they even banned my private Reddit account I did not a single time in my life use that shit to spam anything, smh

Your link might be marked as spam already, so at this point you need to give it sometime,
try different approache,
Do more indepth research,
Get an older account with good records.
It might actually work out again.

 

[angel_ofthe_north]

Will too many reports lead to a ban? If so, how many? I believe this only can occur with a new vulnerable account, not an older well established acccount!

From what I've read, there isn't a set number of reports that lead to a ban, just dependent upon the rules you may have violated - lots of people have said it can be older accounts too. It does sound tricky to navigate though.

 

[Anothet4]

They may be acting aggressively due to Discord link spamming.


Did you post discord link from your private account?

 

[moonshine7000]

Reddit is right now the hardest platform for botting and general marketing, I highly suggest you warming up accounts for 7 days by upvoting, commenting and just browsing before you even consider adding link into your account. Also moderators on Reddit are dickheads, they report accounts directly to the platform and speedrun your ban....

Yep there are network of flaggers on Reddit so have to promote with caution

 

[TheSplinter]

Usually what people who post here complaining mean by "warm up" would still be considered suspect behavior by Reddit, instead of truly natural participation. Nobody can now exactly what you're doing wrong without actually seeing what you're doing. A vague description isn't enough.

I remember a guy with similar problems as yours, that posted here a while back also complaining. Dude thought he was doing everything right, but after investigating a little bit i found out he already had onlyfans links in his bio right after making the account.

Not saying your case is the same. I'm just giving an example on how people often think they're doing nothing wrong, but the mistakes are actually very glaring.

 

[doctrsnoop]

Reddit may be the hardest platform to market. Your accounts can get very easy flaged . What actions you do and how many and what is the age of the accounts?

 

[YellowBush]

Just buy warmed up accounts and use different proxies for each - it's better to invest in some infrastructure to be more stable over long term.

 

[SkadooSkade]

@Bloodseeker Do you have any tips maybe?

 

[alexseo007]

How can I get reliable proxies?