I think it's not about the accounts..you started very quickly..reddit bans both old and new accounts..you need to check if there is a leak from your antidetect..or the accounts were already there...on Reddit's pencil...so buy other accounts...and try to change your behavior..don't rush...you...
Most likely, you either wrote too quickly...comments...or spam filters flagged your accounts earlier and were waiting for the moment when you would break something...that's why the ban came...bans will be the same even if the account is 5 years old) believe me.
After reading the whole topic, I see in all plus minus one and the same error... The Reddit emulator detects it in 5 seconds. The ban will definitely come in 1 day, registering 100 accounts is a ban for the entire network..unambiguously..
What I would say in short..it is necessary to create...
Of course, they ban accounts like this, even if they're 5-10 years old... if the behavior of this account has changed in some suspicious way... it's a fact... I just... I've encountered something like this.
Right now, you just need to use Reddit carefully... otherwise, you’ll get banned quickly... if you’re in a hurry... you should only have real behavior, no bots or automation
I recommend changing your device + buying a mobile proxy.. and changing your behavior.. we’ll see what happens next.. if you still get banned, it means Reddit links you not just by this, but maybe by your posts too.
I can say from my experience, you need to set up an anti-detect browser correctly, don't buy old accounts that are 1 year old without karma... it's pointless... and you need good mobile proxies + proper setup... and slowly do everything.
WebRTC needs to be replaced, although some say it can be turned off. In my experience, it's better to leave it. The replacement also needs noise settings configured... I recommend it... and after that, check the browser settings... but that's a whole different story.
I personally create accounts from scratch... and warm them up... here it's important to find the golden mean... but not to rush... and sometimes it's the opposite ) if you rush, an account might survive and go on for months) that's proven... It varies, everything depends on the settings and...
Age and Karma are just the beginning) but it seems to me that new accounts work better right now.. and old ones that are 1-2 years old not always... and you have to take a lot of things into account, like publishing the post on time + timing + maybe being a bit more active + IP.
Account age... Not that important... since everything depends on each profile individually, so account age only helps to access some subreddits that are not available to newly registered accounts. But overall, it's relative.
Well, I think it's better to understand here that if you want a live account and for Reddit to trust the account more, karma isn't that important, but you'll still naturally gain at least 100-200 karma over 2-3 months. So the main thing here is to have a high CQS for promoting your product. So...
I use the ADSPower Antidetect browser, plus mobile proxies aren’t cheap...and if you’re in a rush, they’ll definitely get banned...also, an email gives some trust if it’s old, plus buying old accounts isn’t always a good idea...this is also proven. Here, you shouldn’t rush...I manage accounts...
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