Every Reddit account gets banned in a day or two?

Loveoverenvy

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So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
 
Reddit seems to have flagged something, and creating more accounts usually just makes it worse.
Give it some time, then try again later with a completely fresh setup. That's what I'd do.
 
Reddit seems to have flagged something, and creating more accounts usually just makes it worse.
Give it some time, then try again later with a completely fresh setup. That's what I'd do.
Flagged what that's the hard part. to figure out.

Would you buy aged reddit account (1 year, no karma)?
 
When you buy an aged Reddit account, it has a historical footprint. Use strict residential proxies, match the geolocation of the purchased accounts, and let the accounts sit in the browser profile for 48 hours collecting cookies before you make a single click.
 
When you buy an aged Reddit account, it has a historical footprint. Use strict residential proxies, match the geolocation of the purchased accounts, and let the accounts sit in the browser profile for 48 hours collecting cookies before you make a single click.
Thanks but how can i know the geolocation i just get username and pass.

Let accounts sit in browser so just logging in and that's it?
 
Reddit is not easy for multiple accounts. Buying accounts almost always fails, and even new ones get caught if they post too fast or too similarly. The way around it is patience create accounts carefully, interact normally, and avoid doing the same patterns you did with previous accounts.
 
It sounds like Reddit may be flagging something beyond just the account itself If even fresh accounts with normal activity are getting banned quickly I would stop creating new accounts for a while and focus on checking for possible account security or policy issues sometimes bans are related to previous account history unusual login patterns or behavior that triggers automated systems starting over repeatedly usually makes the problem worse
 
I wouldn’t buy 1 year / no karma, that’s basically a fresh acc with extra unknown baggage. If even clean-made accounts are gone next day, you’re prob not dealing with “age” problem, more like ban evasion signal or same behavior pattern getting matched. Stop making new ones for a bit @Loveoverenvy, you’re just feeding the flag. Reddit is annoying now... one weird login, same subs, same wording, same timing and it’s cooked.
 
Bro if every acc getting banned means reddit already flagged you, stop using bought accs and weird tools, make one fresh acc on clean setup and use it normal slow.
 
Don’t keep testing on the same environment, it just burns more accounts. Try one clean profile, fresh residential proxy, normal Gmail, no posting for a bit, just browsing and joining subs first. If GoLogin still gives the same result, test another antidetect setup like ours with a clean proxy and see if the pattern changes.
 
It sounds like Reddit is already detecting something in your setup. take a break from making new accounts for a while and see if you can find the cause of the bans instead of burning more accounts. It could be a combination of your browser setup, your ip reputation, how your accounts behave or other signals so playing around with one thing at a time and testing thoroughly might help you find the issue.
 
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
You need to do more activity with each new account. Once trust is established, you can push own links in answers.
 
You need to do more activity with each new account. Once trust is established, you can push own links in answers.
I know how to get karma easily I've been in reddit for last 8+ years. I'm on reddit not because it's currently trend but because i've been using it for so long. Anyway...

So that's not a problem even if i don't push links i get banned lately.
 
I didn't do. Interesting is that one account is still up that's one with 1++ years and 60k ++ karma
Then I think you could try using a different IP and create a new account, preferably on a different device or a different profile, just to see whether the IP is actually the problem.
 
Then I think you could try using a different IP and create a new account, preferably on a different device or a different profile, just to see whether the IP is actually the problem.
How could I do this what would be fastest way? Just going with mobile and mobile data?
 
I know how to get karma easily I've been in reddit for last 8+ years. I'm on reddit not because it's currently trend but because i've been using it for so long. Anyway...

So that's not a problem even if i don't push links i get banned lately.
Sorry, if I was rude. May be you need to analyze what has changed now. I am sure they have hardened the rules to combat spam. Your best best is mimicking human behaviour on each account to the highest extent possible .
 
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