Why does Reddit delete accounts 20 minutes after a post is published?

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I promote a product on Reddit and buy self-registered accounts with 500-700 karma (I’ve bought some with 1,800-2,000 - no difference)

So, after posting (a few warm-up posts and one naturally promotional post, without aggressive advertising or anything like that), the accounts get deleted after 20 minutes and the account gets banned

Are there different ways to do this correctly or anything else? If anyone can provide more detailed instructions, please write to me or send a DM. I’d be grateful, and if I can work something out with the person, I might even reward you (it might take some time to negotiate with the product owner : )
 
im try resident with rotation and isp for stable ip, anyway banned

im use usa proxies
Do you use a different browser? anti detect browser?

n where are you getting your proxies?
 
From my experience you really need to warmup a reddit account and not make intentional promotional posts, sneaky only.
 
provide more info about your setup, will be easier to help you instead guessing what you did wrong
 
I promote a product on Reddit and buy self-registered accounts with 500-700 karma (I’ve bought some with 1,800-2,000 - no difference)

So, after posting (a few warm-up posts and one naturally promotional post, without aggressive advertising or anything like that), the accounts get deleted after 20 minutes and the account gets banned

Are there different ways to do this correctly or anything else? If anyone can provide more detailed instructions, please write to me or send a DM. I’d be grateful, and if I can work something out with the person, I might even reward you (it might take some time to negotiate with the product owner : )
A lot of Reddit systems appear to focus on behavior consistency now, even normal looking posts can trigger filters if the account activity pattern looks off overall
 
Your warm up process is seriously flawed.

Try a month (minimum) of no promotional content, and consistent engagement through comments naturally (every day)
 
Reddit’s backend seems obsessed with behavioral rhythm lately, not just links or IPs.
 
Вы используете другой браузер? Браузер с функцией обнаружения?

Откуда вы берете свои прокси?
adspower ( NO ADS ) bcs he have automation system for read home page

im buying proxy on luxproxy
 
adspower ( NO ADS ) bcs he have automation system for read home page

im buying proxy on luxproxy
I don't know luxproxy, maybe try another provider

and adspower is fine , maybe thhere are other fingersprints youre leaving
you said you bouy those accounts, but maybe the seller is creating them using flagged ips and browsers,?
 
It's usually caused byb reddit spam filters or rule violations. New accounts posting too fast, using links, or repetitive content often get flagged automaticallu."
 
I promote a product on Reddit and buy self-registered accounts with 500-700 karma (I’ve bought some with 1,800-2,000 - no difference)

So, after posting (a few warm-up posts and one naturally promotional post, without aggressive advertising or anything like that), the accounts get deleted after 20 minutes and the account gets banned

Are there different ways to do this correctly or anything else? If anyone can provide more detailed instructions, please write to me or send a DM. I’d be grateful, and if I can work something out with the person, I might even reward you (it might take some time to negotiate with the product owner : )
I believe you haven't warmed up the accounts correctly and for a long time. Manual warming up needs at least 1 month in order to "stabilize" your accounts.
 
I've been battling this for so long, and honestly after countless trial and errors, mobile proxies are the way to go BUT one thing Reddit rewards are snail like behavior.
 
Yeah Reddit is just really strict now. I’ve seen old accounts with good karma still get banned fast after a promo post because Reddit can tell when the behavior looks forced. The accounts that usually last are the ones that actually use Reddit normally for a while and don’t suddenly switch into promoting stuff.
 
Buying accounts is probably the biggest problem here. Even if the accounts have karma, Reddit can still look at behavior patterns, and whether the account suddenly starts acting like a promo account. A few warm-up posts usually won’t fix that if the account source or behavior pattern already looks unnatural.
It's better to join relevant subreddits before promoting anything, answer questions without pushing links every time, build trust around the niche first.
 
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