Hey guys,
I’ve been running into some serious problems with Reddit account farming lately. Over the past month the ban rate has gone way up, even with aged accounts and varied activity patterns. Feels like Reddit tightened something on their side.
So I’m wondering — what’s working for you right now?
Basically trying to figure out what needs to be improved in the farming process. Would appreciate if anyone could share what methods are still effective, or what adjustments you’ve made to reduce ban rates.
I’ve been running into some serious problems with Reddit account farming lately. Over the past month the ban rate has gone way up, even with aged accounts and varied activity patterns. Feels like Reddit tightened something on their side.
- Farming fresh accounts = high suspension within days
- Even semi-aged + warmed-up accounts got flagged
- Proxy/IP rotation doesn't seem to fully solve it
So I’m wondering — what’s working for you right now?
- Are you focusing on fewer, higher-quality accounts instead of mass farming?
- Any tips on better warm-up strategies?
- Do certain niches/subs seem “safer” than others lately?
Basically trying to figure out what needs to be improved in the farming process. Would appreciate if anyone could share what methods are still effective, or what adjustments you’ve made to reduce ban rates.