Why does Quora keep banning accounts like this?

[foxonthemoon2511]

I have around 5 Quora accounts that I use for marketing, mainly answering questions to promote products. But I honestly don’t feel like I’m spamming at all. I even used proxies for them. In one day I only answer at most 2 questions, and some days I don’t even log in. Yet Quora bans me like, I just finish answering one question and suddenly the account disappears, the link automatically redirects to the signup page. No warning or message whatsoever. At least Twitter gives a notification, right? Now I only have 2 Quora accounts left. My god. What should I do?

 

[BusinessFriend]

use anti detector brother so the account will be safe

 

[Baas309]

Quora belike: "Better to kill by mistake than to let one slip through")) They just want your acc to be long enough/humanlike to be able to post any.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

It could be that the way you use the account, only logging in when you need to comment, makes Quora suspicious. Before commenting, you should browse and read a few other posts, interact with things like memes or regular posts first, and then leave comments on the ones you want to market on. Also, posting promotional comments that are not really related to the question is often flagged by Quora, so try to pick questions that are genuinely relevant to your product. As for the account setup, I assume you are already using an antidetect. If the one you are currently on is giving you issues, try switching to another like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, Dolphin, GoLogin, etc. Hope this helps.

 

[omi3oh1]

Quora’s system flags patterns, not just speed, so focus on building trust with long helpful answers and add links only after strong credibility.

 

[1SEOWarrior]

Quora is very tough these days. I think we should wait for some time to get things settled here.

 

[Byte Watch]

I have around 5 Quora accounts that I use for marketing, mainly answering questions to promote products. But I honestly don’t feel like I’m spamming at all. I even used proxies for them. In one day I only answer at most 2 questions, and some days I don’t even log in. Yet Quora bans me like, I just finish answering one question and suddenly the account disappears, the link automatically redirects to the signup page. No warning or message whatsoever. At least Twitter gives a notification, right? Now I only have 2 Quora accounts left. My god. What should I do?

these are tips i hope that be useful for you:
Before posting links or promotional content, engage naturally—upvote, follow topics, write non-promotional answers to build trust.

- Instead of linking directly, consider building a bridge page (e.g., a blog or landing page) and link that. Or mention the brand/name without linking.

- Fresh accounts are more likely to be flagged. If you can, buy or slowly age your own accounts over weeks before using them.

- Rotate login times, avoid exact patterns across accounts, and use trusted residential proxies (avoid datacenter ones).

-Don’t rely solely on Quora. Consider Reddit, Medium, or niche forums for traffic too.

 

[washingtondc]

Don't comment on buying intent text and links. Try to help the Quora user. For multiple accounts, use an anti-detect browser.

 

[manueltri648]

Quora is strict with multiple accounts, so the safest way is to make each profile look real, complete the profile, mix in natural activity, and avoid the same patterns across accounts. Using an antidetect browser with mobile proxies also helps reduce flags.

 

[satsudo]

Even if you’re not spamming, their filters pick up patterns fast like same proxy blocks, similar writing style, links in too many answers or accs looking new with outbound promotions. That sudden redirect is basically a hard ban with no notice.

 

[Ivanxbt]

I have around 5 Quora accounts that I use for marketing, mainly answering questions to promote products. But I honestly don’t feel like I’m spamming at all. I even used proxies for them. In one day I only answer at most 2 questions, and some days I don’t even log in. Yet Quora bans me like, I just finish answering one question and suddenly the account disappears, the link automatically redirects to the signup page. No warning or message whatsoever. At least Twitter gives a notification, right? Now I only have 2 Quora accounts left. My god. What should I do?

Quora is very strict about multiple accounts and promotional content, even if subtle. Try using one main account, focus on genuine, value-driven answers, and avoid links in the first few posts. Build trust gradually before promoting anything. Always clear cookies, avoid obvious patterns, and skip proxies if possible—they sometimes trigger bans.