Why Reddit Ban My accounts despite using antidetect browser

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So i have been using multiple reddit accounts, i have logged in 5+ accounts via residential proxy. i mean even browserscan.net had 97% score and it was all good, i have been using go login.
before i say anything the accounts were created back in 2022 when email was not required. and created via VPN and i did not mask any fingerprints back then.

but now i am using accounts 1 by 1. they are getting banned. despite i am very careful. i setup gologin very carefully. i am not simulating mac / linux as they can still be detected via font and other means.
right now i have tried everything.

i did warm up account with just scrolling upvoting but as soon as i make post the account gets banned.

am i missing something ?
 
how many days you took for warm up ? post your exact warm up procedure
 
how many days you took for warm up ? post your exact warm up procedure
i did explore purely for a day. like searching. finding my passion etc.. then after a day i just try to post a comment (not related to marketing) just general comment and boom my account was banned.

(note: there was previously banned account on the same residential proxy like few weeks ago)
 
i did explore purely for a day. like searching. finding my passion etc.. then after a day i just try to post a comment (not related to marketing) just general comment and boom my account was banned.

(note: there was previously banned account on the same residential proxy like few weeks ago)
1 day is not enough ,have you tried commenting on a highly spammed sub or NSFW sub ?
 
i did explore purely for a day. like searching. finding my passion etc.. then after a day i just try to post a comment (not related to marketing) just general comment and boom my account was banned.

(note: there was previously banned account on the same residential proxy like few weeks ago)
The proxy you used must of been blacklisted for abuse
 
I'm on hotel Wi-Fi or using my eSIM data. Here’s what I’ve noticed before getting banned:


  • Editing a post’s content three times consecutively gets me banned.
  • Posting on other subreddits with a low contributor quality score (CQS) gets flagged; posting again afterward results in a ban.
Things I do that don’t get me banned:

  • Posting a comment one minute after account creation in a non-CQS subreddit.
  • Posting 30 comments in a minute — yes, I really type and think that fast.
 
I'm on hotel Wi-Fi or using my eSIM data. Here’s what I’ve noticed before getting banned:


  • Editing a post’s content three times consecutively gets me banned.
  • Posting on other subreddits with a low contributor quality score (CQS) gets flagged; posting again afterward results in a ban.
Things I do that don’t get me banned:

  • Posting a comment one minute after account creation in a non-CQS subreddit.
  • Posting 30 comments in a minute — yes, I really type and think that fast.
i would like to know more can i send you dm to discuss something related to this ?
 
Reddit likely flagged your IP if it was used on banned accounts before. Use a fresh, clean proxy and warm up the account slowly over a few days before posting.
 
So i have been using multiple reddit accounts, i have logged in 5+ accounts via residential proxy. i mean even browserscan.net had 97% score and it was all good, i have been using go login.
before i say anything the accounts were created back in 2022 when email was not required. and created via VPN and i did not mask any fingerprints back then.

but now i am using accounts 1 by 1. they are getting banned. despite i am very careful. i setup gologin very carefully. i am not simulating mac / linux as they can still be detected via font and other means.
right now i have tried everything.

i did warm up account with just scrolling upvoting but as soon as i make post the account gets banned.

am i missing something ?
You should take a look at this thread (not only the main post, but also inside the comments): https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/
 
Try posting in low-mod subreddits first, that’s helped me avoid instant bans. I switched to mobile browser emulation and organic scroll time, worked better.
 
Try posting in low-mod subreddits first, that’s helped me avoid instant bans. I switched to mobile browser emulation and organic scroll time, worked better.
i am using go login what browser are you using ?
 
Might be the content you’re posting, Reddit also tends to flag certain keywords & especially links.
 
Might be the content you’re posting, Reddit also tends to flag certain keywords & especially links.
Might be the content you’re posting, Reddit also tends to flag certain keywords & especially links.

not really i know i was just trying to warm up account, i was using it as i would use my normal account. but meh
 
i also got ban but I some how able to make full work on them) btw reddit is not our property so they ban for no reason mostly
oh c'mon they never ban for no reason, they know the behaviour of the user. now i started to understand after digging deeper
 
So i have been using multiple reddit accounts, i have logged in 5+ accounts via residential proxy. i mean even browserscan.net had 97% score and it was all good, i have been using go login.
before i say anything the accounts were created back in 2022 when email was not required. and created via VPN and i did not mask any fingerprints back then.

but now i am using accounts 1 by 1. they are getting banned. despite i am very careful. i setup gologin very carefully. i am not simulating mac / linux as they can still be detected via font and other means.
right now i have tried everything.

i did warm up account with just scrolling upvoting but as soon as i make post the account gets banned.

am i missing something ?
You're doing a lot of things right, using a civilian proxy, configuring GoLogin carefully, warming up your account, avoiding OS footprints… But if your account is still getting banned as soon as you post, then it's likely that the problem lies in your account history, or in the way Reddit links identities between accounts and behavior.
 
You're doing a lot of things right, using a civilian proxy, configuring GoLogin carefully, warming up your account, avoiding OS footprints… But if your account is still getting banned as soon as you post, then it's likely that the problem lies in your account history, or in the way Reddit links identities between accounts and behavior.
i am hitting my head to walls... i think the issue is CQS as it's new way to detect the bots and humans.
 
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