Changing internet Provider to evade Reddit IP ban?

[RenwarG]

it's nothing but waste of time. you can use paid vpn/ or specific mobile proxy

VPN is a waste of time on social media

 

[TheMarquis]

What you will do next time when some social media network will ban your IP again? You should search for 4G mobile proxies. Here is the proxy marketplace.

 

[lucax3]

I tried that and didn't worked, i tried a free proxy yesterday it worked, I think proxies are the only solution

"I had already written a post about this, it depends on the area. Some providers assign a static IP, so even restarting the router won’t change the IP. Just like with mobile networks, there are areas where only a small number of IPs are available, making them very risky to use."

 

[gignius]

Just use mobile proxies or other resident proxy ...... Don't change internet provider will be mostly a haslle

 

[RenwarG]

"I had already written a post about this, it depends on the area. Some providers assign a static IP, so even restarting the router won’t change the IP. Just like with mobile networks, there are areas where only a small number of IPs are available, making them very risky to use."

Yeah mine isn't changing

 

[EnviousBlvck]

I got perma banned for having 2 connected accounts so when I got subreddit banned by mods, the other one got caught.

I switched ISP and made a new account on a android phone after completely wiping it. So far I am 2/3 accounts that have survived. If I log into my desktop with one of them, they will get banned within 24 hours.

 

[RenwarG]

I got perma banned for having 2 connected accounts so when I got subreddit banned by mods, the other one got caught.

I switched ISP and made a new account on an android phone after completely wiping it. So far I am 2/3 accounts that have survived. If I log into my desktop with one of them, they will get banned within 24 hours.

Damn I am using my laptop, currently I bought an ISP but having seen what will happen next

 

[jd.the.man]

You do not need to change your internet provider, just turn off your router for 5mins and the turn it back on, you will have a new residential IP

This is not the case all the time

 

[ristoriel]

I got IP banned on reddit because of breaking the rules

I wanna change my internet Provider to another one, will this get me banned again?

I wanna try this instead of using proxies, I will use the new internet with an Anti-detect software

Switching to a new internet provider will give you a fresh IP, which might help, but Reddit also tracks other factors like browser fingerprints and account behavior. To reduce the risk of getting banned again, make sure to use an anti-detect browser properly and avoid repeating actions that triggered the ban. If you need more guidance, you might find useful advice by posting in freelancer or marketplace sections where experts can help with account safety.

 

[Diabolink]

Yeah if turning off your router then turning it back on gives you a new IP then all you need is an anti detect browser to create a new account

Only works for dynamic IP.
Some providers provide only static IP which will not be changed after reboot or even reset.

 

[PrimeCove]

If you switch to a new internet provider, you’ll get a fresh IP range, so Reddit won’t instantly recognize you — but if your device fingerprints or account behavior are similar, they could still link you.

Combining a new ISP with anti-detect software is a solid approach, just make sure you also change your browser fingerprint, cookies, and user agent to avoid getting flagged again.

 

[bluebottle]

I tried that and didn't worked, i tried a free proxy yesterday it worked, I think proxies are the only solution

Hey buddy which service did you use for free proxy? I need one as well.

 

[upvote]

For the millionth time, Reddit almost never blanket bans an entire IP address if it's a real residential connection.

 

[RedditWarehouse]

Just use mobile rotation proxy's. If you got banned just rotate the mobile proxy. Its basicly doing plane mode on/off After like 30 sec you will get clean ip