All my Reddit accounts have been getting banned recently

[drokber]

I’ve been doing Reddit marketing for years and have managed 5 to 10 accounts without any problems, using the Undetectable browser and mobile proxies. Recently, however, all of my old accounts have started getting banned. Some of them are over 10 years old and have plenty of cookies, session history, and karma.

Did Reddit change something recently? Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

 

[Trendfox agency]

Yes, Reddit is being very strict. They have updated their policy and are being very strict about spam and promotional content.

 

[imccafey]

It could well be a change on how Reddit handles enforcement, but as with these type of things, it's hard to say for sure whther it's a specific recent change or something else.
One thing to note though is that account age, karma, cookies, and session history are good to have but you still have a chance of getting got by Reddit (usualy true for any other platform too.) If Reddit has changed how it evaluates account activity or is now making nuanced conjuctrues where it previously wasn't, older accounts could still be affected.
If multiple old accounts are suddenly being banned around the same time, I'd be more inclined to suspect a change in either the accounts' activity patterns or Reddit's enforcement than all of the accounts independently becoming problematic at once. But yeah, without a specific reason given for the bans, you're either looking too deeply into a coincidence, a platform-wide change, or some third thing.

 

[Hatshepsut pyramid]

This is because Reddit looks at many things together including posting patterns, account activity, IP reputation, content similarity, subreddit behavior and how accounts interact with each other. Having old accounts with good karma or aged profiles is no longer enough to avoid bans. I think a safer approach is to

• Treat each account like a real user
• Build natural activity history
• Participate in different communities
• Focus on providing genuine value before any promotion

 

[luqman50]

I.dont know much about karma I was treating the same joined the community but still faces issue

 

[curdoc]

Years ago, an old account could survive almost anything. Now even aged accounts get flagged if something looks off.

 

[luqman50]

Curdoc I was having a 2 month old account
First a made account and started posting a lot as I was not knowing much about the forum so I got restricted
After that I deleted the account and made another account and done same because of less knowledge about the forum
Now without posting my account got restricted I believe it's due to the same IP

 

[aurim]

Last year it was already difficult to manage multiple accounts, regardless of the methods used, nowadays stuff got even more stricter and you can wake up with great accounts gone by a wipe like this...

 

[itsworth]

The reality is that with the advance on ai observing behavior patterns, almost every social network nowadays are making it quite difficult to handle many accounts at once. You'll warm up the account more, you'll not promote anything, you'll follow all the rules and eventually it'll be taken down.

 

[luqman50]

The reality is that with the advance on ai observing behavior patterns, almost every social network nowadays are making it quite difficult to handle many accounts at once. You'll warm up the account more, you'll not promote anything, you'll follow all the rules and eventually it'll be taken down.

I wasn't actually promoting all my thread and post were helping but in a specific niche of high risk industry and gateway

 

[Imas220726]

You're not the only one. I've seen aged accounts getting suspended much faster than before. Feels like Reddit has tightened something recently.

 

[luqman50]

You're not the only one. I've seen aged accounts getting suspended much faster than before. Feels like Reddit has tightened something recently.

I believe I have found my mistake that I made account on the same IP they detected it and was causing me trouble

 

[Hunter spirit]

Welcome to the club.

 

[toxoplasmosis]

I have a pet theory about this and it's that times of day when posting matter. If you're trying to warm up 15 accounts and they each post in the same sequence, once after the other every afternoon while being active only for a few minutes at a time, it's a red flag. Try giving each account its own day with you, and don't cycle them in a regular order.

 

[CashPhantom]

I've noticed more people mentioning this lately. Reddit seems much more aggressive with trust signals now, so old accounts alone don't guarantee safety anymore. If several accounts are getting banned at once, I'd also take a close look at posting patterns and account overlap, not just the browser fingerprint or IP.

 

[luqman50]

I have a pet theory about this and it's that times of day when posting matter. If you're trying to warm up 15 accounts and they each post in the same sequence, once after the other every afternoon while being active only for a few minutes at a time, it's a red flag. Try giving each account its own day with you, and don't cycle them in a regular order.

I was thinking this thing too the same pattern people follow the moment the get free and one by one they start opening them and start posting but using the vps to change IP.

 

[Salamouna]

I have a pet theory about this and it's that times of day when posting matter. If you're trying to warm up 15 accounts and they each post in the same sequence, once after the other every afternoon while being active only for a few minutes at a time, it's a red flag. Try giving each account its own day with you, and don't cycle them in a regular order.

same time alone wont ban them, the repeated sequence is the bigger issue. vary session length and what each account does too, not only the posting hour

 

[toxoplasmosis]

same time alone wont ban them, the repeated sequence is the bigger issue. vary session length and what each account does too, not only the posting hour

Fair, start of my comment and the end varied. What this guy says

 

[AlexTheRedditDork]

I’ve been doing Reddit marketing for years and have managed 5 to 10 accounts without any problems, using the Undetectable browser and mobile proxies. Recently, however, all of my old accounts have started getting banned. Some of them are over 10 years old and have plenty of cookies, session history, and karma.

Did Reddit change something recently? Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

Don't listen to any BS.

1. Buy a newly farmed account (60 days or older)
2. Make sure you use 4g proxy and let the acc marinate on it for 42h
3. Follow a strict posting pattern: (scroll the feed for 5 mins, stop and actually watch videos, then scroll the feed of the sub you wanna post in for 5 mins, not necesary to watch vids, then, just post (make sure to NOT coppy/paste the title or body text and always remove the hash/metadata from pics if you use any, also slightly crop them each time for re-use)
4. Enjoy

There is no need to warm up a farmed account (that has posts/comments in the last 30 days).

 

[StormCloud]

I've seen a lot more people mentioning stricter enforcement lately. Even older accounts don't seem immune if reddit detects behavior that violates its policies. If multiple established accounts are getting banned, it's possible reddit has improved its detection rather than it being an issue with the account age itself.