Advice Needed: My Reddit Account Keeps Getting Shadowbanned (Yes, I’ve Read Other Threads)

[AlphaOmega888]

Hey everyone,

I’m a small creator who has been promoting on Reddit for over a year. In January, my account was suspended out of nowhere. I’ve been buying accounts from https://redaccs.com/, but every one of them keeps getting shadowbanned.

Here's what I did the last time this happened:

1. I bought a static U.S. residential premium proxy (dedicated to a single user, never used before). I checked it via https://pixelscan.net/ and I also checked its https://www.ipqualityscore.com/. Both showed great results.
2. I created a new profile in the AdsPower Browser (I use it because my account got shadowbanned in my standard browser and on my home IP before) and copied the cookies from the instructions received with the Reddit account. I didn’t remove the old posts, nor change my email or password.
3. I posted 5-6 times a day at most, including one post on my profile. I posted GIFs (no nudes, just lingerie) that were freshly made from the videos, but I had created some GIFs from these videos before that were posted on the previous account. I also used statuses from my status pool, which had been used a couple of months ago. Each status was used only in one post.
4. I posted at 12+ minute intervals.
5. I scrolled through Reddit and occasionally upvoted some posts each day. I responded to the comments under my posts.
6. I created a new LinkTree profile and added my OF link with a freshly created tracking link. I added the LinkTree URL to my profile only after I made 15+ posts.
7. The account got shadowbanned three days after adding my link.

The whole time, I’ve been appealing daily for the ban on my main account to be revoked. Not sure if this could have affected the situation.

→ The big question is: what am I doing wrong? Where am I making a mistake? Could it be generating GIFs from videos I’ve generated GIFs from before, or using previously used statuses? Could a longer warm-up period (more than 1-2 weeks) help?

→ I know you guys recommend using mobile proxies, but I post GIFs on Reddit, which involves a lot of data. I can’t afford to pay a lot each month for a proxy. I’ve checked many offers, and it seems like a quite costly solution. Any recommendations though? For comparison, the premium proxy I bought costs $9.99 a month.

Thank you in advance for your help.

 

[natsuko]

LinkTree could be the trigger, try cloaking or warming up longer before adding links.

 

[smith200]

You can use gridpanel.net for good 4g mobile proxies, costs like $70 per month, unlimited bandwith

 

[jd.the.man]

Use mobile proxies ( dont use grid panel ) and start creating more reddit accounts

 

[Proxy Cake]

Did you warm up the account? Or start posting immediately?

 

[freefall_03]

Reddit tracks metadata of media files (pics/vids/gifs) so make sure to delete/change metadata of content that you upload if it was previously used on other accounts

 

[antonjones]

Hey everyone,

I’m a small creator who has been promoting on Reddit for over a year. In January, my account was suspended out of nowhere. I’ve been buying accounts from Redaccs.com, but every one of them keeps getting shadowbanned.

Here's what I did the last time this happened:

1. I bought a static U.S. residential premium proxy (dedicated to a single user, never used before). I checked it via Pixelscan and I also checked its IP quality score. Both showed great results.
2. I created a new profile in the AdsPower Browser (I use it because my account got shadowbanned in my standard browser and on my home IP before) and copied the cookies from the instructions received with the Reddit account. I didn’t remove the old posts, nor change my email or password.
3. I posted 5-6 times a day at most, including one post on my profile. I posted GIFs (no nudes, just lingerie) that were freshly made from the videos, but I had created some GIFs from these videos before that were posted on the previous account. I also used statuses from my status pool, which had been used a couple of months ago. Each status was used only in one post.
4. I posted at 12+ minute intervals.
5. I scrolled through Reddit and occasionally upvoted some posts each day. I responded to the comments under my posts.
6. I created a new LinkTree profile and added my OF link with a freshly created tracking link. I added the LinkTree URL to my profile only after I made 15+ posts.
7. The account got shadowbanned three days after adding my link.

The whole time, I’ve been appealing daily for the ban on my main account to be revoked. Not sure if this could have affected the situation.

→ The big question is: what am I doing wrong? Where am I making a mistake? Could it be generating GIFs from videos I’ve generated GIFs from before, or using previously used statuses? Could a longer warm-up period (more than 1-2 weeks) help?

→ I know you guys recommend using mobile proxies, but I post GIFs on Reddit, which involves a lot of data. I can’t afford to pay a lot each month for a proxy. I’ve checked many offers, and it seems like a quite costly solution. Any recommendations though? For comparison, the premium proxy I bought costs $9.99 a month.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Have you managed to figure it out yet? Something has definitely changed with Reddit's spam detection in the last couple of months. It's a lot more difficult now.

 

[AlphaOmega888]

Have you managed to figure it out yet? Something has definitely changed with Reddit's spam detection in the last couple of months. It's a lot more difficult now.

I haven't. I've tried three times and am currently waiting and collecting information, as I cannot afford to burn my resources by purchasing accounts repeatedly. The issue lies with Reddit; the accounts themselves were fine, or they would have been shadowbanned much sooner.

 

[allen_d99]

I haven't. I've tried three times and am currently waiting and collecting information, as I cannot afford to burn my resources by purchasing accounts repeatedly. The issue lies with Reddit; the accounts themselves were fine, or they would have been shadowbanned much sooner.

When you bought the accounts, did they give you detailed instructions on how to use them, including what proxies to use and how long to warm up?

 

[jasondenzer]

How old were the purchased accounts? Also, have you tried creating a brand new account using an anti-detect profile? Maybe they banned your accounts because of how of a suddenly different IP?

 

[imccafey]

Static IPs are good but the setup is somewhat different. For your setup, what you'd want are rotating mobile proxies (preferably ones you can time when the rotation occurs). LinkTree should be fine, but if you got the issue specifically after adding them, then you'll want to explore your options on that end as well.

 

[Ni12]

Perhaps there is a problem with the account provider. Have you tried creating one yourself?

 

[AlphaOmega888]

When you bought the accounts, did they give you detailed instructions on how to use them, including what proxies to use and how long to warm up?

Yes, all of that was included and I followed every step.

 

[AlphaOmega888]

How old were the purchased accounts? Also, have you tried creating a brand new account using an anti-detect profile? Maybe they banned your accounts because of how of a suddenly different IP?

1+ year old. I have tried creating brand new account using a differnt IP and a different profile in the anti-detect browser. It got shadowbanned in the last ban wave as well.

If the accounts got banned because of a different IP, they wouldn't survive for 2 - 3 weeks.

 

[T_Evolution]

1+ year old. I have tried creating brand new account using a differnt IP and a different profile in the anti-detect browser. It got shadowbanned in the last ban wave as well.

If the accounts got banned because of a different IP, they wouldn't survive for 2 - 3 weeks.

Can you send me the instructions they provided you to follow. We have been running test for the last 6 months and are pretty much there. I might be able to point out what might be causing an issue

 

[MMAComments]

Hey everyone,

I’m a small creator who has been promoting on Reddit for over a year. In January, my account was suspended out of nowhere. I’ve been buying accounts from Redaccs.com, but every one of them keeps getting shadowbanned.

Here's what I did the last time this happened:

1. I bought a static U.S. residential premium proxy (dedicated to a single user, never used before). I checked it via Pixelscan and I also checked its IP quality score. Both showed great results.
2. I created a new profile in the AdsPower Browser (I use it because my account got shadowbanned in my standard browser and on my home IP before) and copied the cookies from the instructions received with the Reddit account. I didn’t remove the old posts, nor change my email or password.
3. I posted 5-6 times a day at most, including one post on my profile. I posted GIFs (no nudes, just lingerie) that were freshly made from the videos, but I had created some GIFs from these videos before that were posted on the previous account. I also used statuses from my status pool, which had been used a couple of months ago. Each status was used only in one post.
4. I posted at 12+ minute intervals.
5. I scrolled through Reddit and occasionally upvoted some posts each day. I responded to the comments under my posts.
6. I created a new LinkTree profile and added my OF link with a freshly created tracking link. I added the LinkTree URL to my profile only after I made 15+ posts.
7. The account got shadowbanned three days after adding my link.

The whole time, I’ve been appealing daily for the ban on my main account to be revoked. Not sure if this could have affected the situation.

→ The big question is: what am I doing wrong? Where am I making a mistake? Could it be generating GIFs from videos I’ve generated GIFs from before, or using previously used statuses? Could a longer warm-up period (more than 1-2 weeks) help?

→ I know you guys recommend using mobile proxies, but I post GIFs on Reddit, which involves a lot of data. I can’t afford to pay a lot each month for a proxy. I’ve checked many offers, and it seems like a quite costly solution. Any recommendations though? For comparison, the premium proxy I bought costs $9.99 a month.

Thank you in advance for your help.

You've spammed and they got you. i see shitpost in my subs all the time and it resembles what you do

 

[1BrowserOfficial]

Working with users who manage multiple Reddit accounts, we’ve noticed that shadowbans often happen even when the technical setup looks fine. Common triggers tend to be short account aging, repeated behavior patterns, and overlapping sessions. Reddit appears to rely heavily on behavior signals, especially in the first days. A longer warm-up period and less predictable activity usually lead to better account survival.