Why the newly created Reddit account is getting banned/shadow banned?

[FutureStrength]

My newly created accounts are getting banned or shadow banned even i’m not posting or commenting anything. After creating an account i try to browse on different subreddits naturally for some weeks so that it looks normal to Reddit algorithm but recently it’s not working. Tried with different types of device changes still can’t find a way; Any solution or suggestions?

 

[Salamouna]

the issue is reddit's algorithm checks created date heavily now. accounts under 3 months get instant flags when they hit certain subs, especially with links or cross-posting. you need aged accounts or warmed accts with natural behavior spread over weeks. even with proxies new accts just dont work like they used to

 

[iFreelancer]

My newly created accounts are getting banned or shadow banned even i’m not posting or commenting anything. After creating an account i try to browse on different subreddits naturally for some weeks so that it looks normal to Reddit algorithm but recently it’s not working. Tried with different types of device changes still can’t find a way; Any solution or suggestions?

The culprit is either the proxy or the device you use.

 

[OnlineProxy]

My newly created accounts are getting banned or shadow banned even i’m not posting or commenting anything. After creating an account i try to browse on different subreddits naturally for some weeks so that it looks normal to Reddit algorithm but recently it’s not working. Tried with different types of device changes still can’t find a way; Any solution or suggestions?

Warming up the account wont do anything if it gets flagged during registration. That usually comes down to the ip being burned from older bans, so switching devices alone does not really help. I had the exact same issue until I stopped using cheap proxies and just made the accounts on mobile proxy with a clean gmail. Reddit is really aggressive with datacenter subnets and temporary emails lately so they just shadowban them on the spot

 

[Lannister10]

Reddit’s spam detection algorithms are extremely aggressive right now.
If you create a new account using the same device, hardware fingerprint, IP/network, phone number, or even the same Play Store/App Store instance tied to a previously flagged or banned profile, you’re almost guaranteed an instant shadowban.

If you're setting up fresh accounts, you need a clean slate - isolated browser profiles (anti-detect), residential proxies/fresh 4G/5G IPs, and clean device footprints. Avoid linking any old footprints to the new setup.

 

[Ninja Reddit]

It could be Reddit’s anti-spam system flagging the accounts automatically. you should avoid making multiple accounts or changing devices/IPs repeatedly, and just build one account normally over time. If it keeps happening, contacting Reddit support is probably the best bet.

 

[ethanwalker00184]

New Reddit accounts can have some limits at first because they have little history. Give the account some time, use it normally and follow the rules of the subreddit you are using. Some new accounts may also get restricted automatically.

 

[SEO_Preach]

the filters being used now in reddit, is for some reason - really very bad, triggers a natural activity as bot activity too, someone new to reddit will be expected to either act way too new or way too experienced

 

[ToNice]

My newly created accounts are getting banned or shadow banned even i’m not posting or commenting anything. After creating an account i try to browse on different subreddits naturally for some weeks so that it looks normal to Reddit algorithm but recently it’s not working. Tried with different types of device changes still can’t find a way; Any solution or suggestions?

It’s impossible for a newly created account to get banned immediately after making a comment!! Are you using an anti-detect browser and proxies? Try it — it’s impossible for that to happen to you.

 

[aspanve loss]

Yep the device fingerprint or proxy IP is almost certainly burned reddits anti spam catches the hardware signature or network footprint instantly, no matter how naturally you browse

 

[agoid]

Reddit has gotten pretty aggressive with new accounts lately. Might be better to stick with one account and build it normally.

 

[coursesmania]

Even reddit doesn't what they are doing banning accounts for no reason, using cheap ai systems to remove content

 

[V]

Warming up the accounts generally does the trick for me. I can post in different subs without running into any issues. Just make sure to avoid heavily moderated subs, as they tend to be more restrictive.

 

[ToNice]

Warming up the accounts generally does the trick for me. I can post in different subs without running into any issues. Just make sure to avoid heavily moderated subs, as they tend to be more restrictive.

A newly created account doesn’t need any warm-up. The warm-up is necessary if you buy the account.

 

[V]

A newly created account doesn’t need any warm-up. The warm-up is necessary if you buy the account.

Maybe so, but that’s not how I do things. You’re free to do it however you want, but if you create a new account and immediately start spamming, performing a ton of actions, or behaving like a bot, you’re likely going to get banned.

 

[ToNice]

Maybe so, but that’s not how I do things. You’re free to do it however you want, but if you create a new account and immediately start spamming, performing a ton of actions, or behaving like a bot, you’re likely going to get banned.

Why are you laughing? I never mentioned spamming. We’re talking about a user who can’t even make a post. A new account doesn’t get banned just because you make a post.

 

[V]

Why are you laughing? I never mentioned spamming. We’re talking about a user who can’t even make a post. A new account doesn’t get banned just because you make a post.

I’ve seen new accounts get banned just for changing their profile pictures on Reddit. That’s why I’m laughing. If an account is getting banned, there could be so many different factors at play.

 

[ToNice]

I’ve seen new accounts get banned just for changing their profile pictures on Reddit. That’s why I’m laughing. If an account is getting banned, there could be so many different factors at play.

Same here. It’s simple: people who either weren’t using proxies or were using the wrong ones. If you use the right setup, Reddit won’t ban you. Yet you should be an expert at this, considering that you sell accounts and proxies.

 

[V]

Same here. It’s simple: people who either weren’t using proxies or were using the wrong ones.

What are wrong proxies according to you?

If you use the right setup, Reddit won’t ban you. Yet you should be an expert at this, considering that you sell accounts and proxies.

Oh, it most certainly still can.

Yet you should be an expert at this, considering that you sell accounts and proxies.

Oooh, so I’m supposed to be an expert now? Maybe I should start giving away passkey accounts as well.

 

[Bokbak4]

Use the new 4G/5G network combined with an antidetect browser and a static residential proxy to create and nurture accounts.