How do i stop my Reddit account from always getting banned?

SavagelyRude

SavagelyRude

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So my first Reddit account got banned and ever since then, I've been having difficulty creating a new Reddit account cos even if I don't say nothing, it still gets banned. Almost as if even if I coughed they were waiting to throw a community violation ban at me. I subscribed to the premium plan yesterday, hoping it would curb the unnecessary ban but today, woke up to a ban message citing community violation on other accounts not even the new one. Is Reddit never letting new accounts breath? I just see Old accounts very comfortable, some violate the rules and still walk free. I need help, I have a business that also needs Reddit.
 
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SavagelyRude said:
So my first Reddit account got banned and ever since then, I've been having difficulty creating a new Reddit account cos even if I don't say nothing, it still gets banned. Almost as if even if I coughed they were waiting to throw a community violation ban at me. I subscribed to the premium plan yesterday, hoping it would curb the unnecessary ban but today, woke up to a ban message citing community violation on other accounts not even the new one. Is Reddit never letting new accounts breath? I just see Old accounts very comfortable, some violate the rules and still walk free. I need help, I have a business that also needs Reddit.
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Reddit can be very strict once an account gets flagged, especially if their system detects linked activity between old and new accounts. In many cases, bans are triggered automatically based on behavior patterns, account setup, posting style, device/IP history, or repeated actions that look suspicious to their filters.

The best approach is to slow down, avoid aggressive posting, build normal activity gradually, verify the account properly, and focus on genuine engagement before promoting anything business-related. Older accounts usually appear more trusted because they have consistent history and natural activity over time.
 
Reddit is super strict now with linked accounts. Best thing is to stop creating new ones for a bit and use the account naturally before doing any business or promotion.
 
What exactly get you banned in a first place? It is from posting or DMs? Can I get banned from sending too many DMs per day? I am not posting at all.
 
If the ban message references "other accounts" that usually means Reddit linked the new account to a previous enforcement cluster, not that the new account itself did something obvious
 
SavagelyRude said:
So my first Reddit account got banned and ever since then, I've been having difficulty creating a new Reddit account cos even if I don't say nothing, it still gets banned. Almost as if even if I coughed they were waiting to throw a community violation ban at me. I subscribed to the premium plan yesterday, hoping it would curb the unnecessary ban but today, woke up to a ban message citing community violation on other accounts not even the new one. Is Reddit never letting new accounts breath? I just see Old accounts very comfortable, some violate the rules and still walk free. I need help, I have a business that also needs Reddit.
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Reddit is much more aggressive now with device fingerprinting, IP history, browser behavior, and account patterns. Once an account gets banned, new accounts connected to the same environment can get flagged very fast even without posting.

Premium does not really protect against that. Usually people have better success by changing the full setup slowly, warming accounts naturally, avoiding instant posting, and building normal activity before using the account for business.
 
I didn't send Dms or posts, just 2 comments per day. No abuse whatsoever, no links and definitely no business promotion yet I got banned.
 
OnlineA said:
Reddit remembers your computer and IP...you need to login from a different device using a different IP to keep a new account alive. After 6 months or so, you can create a new account from your previous PC, too. Or at least I think its 6 months, might be more.
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That is a really harsh punishment. And I didn't promote anything or spam.

Aisha Brown said:
Reddit is super strict now with linked accounts. Best thing is to stop creating new ones for a bit and use the account naturally before doing any business or promotion.
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How can I use an account when I'm not allowed to create a new one peacefully. This is really frustrating

shijin said:
If the ban message references "other accounts" that usually means Reddit linked the new account to a previous enforcement cluster, not that the new account itself did something obvious
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But why would they do that?
Punish a new account but an old account violation. And the account in question was already taken down.

AshleyRosaworld said:
Reddit is much more aggressive now with device fingerprinting, IP history, browser behavior, and account patterns. Once an account gets banned, new accounts connected to the same environment can get flagged very fast even without posting.

Premium does not really protect against that. Usually people have better success by changing the full setup slowly, warming accounts naturally, avoiding instant posting, and building normal activity before using the account for business.
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Trust me, I tried.
Waited for a month, created a new account, no promotions, no posts, no links. Just 2 comments per day and up vote 2 or 3 posts and I'm done. Woke up one morning and account was gone.
 
Invictus said:
What is your setup?
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Open the new account. Let reddit suggest a username which I tweak, set avatar, set Display name, put a minimum bio that is non promotional. Upvote 2 posts then let the account rest for at least 2 days but it doesn't get past the 2 days. I come back...account is always banned. Tried another pattern, created an account, rested it for 2 weeks without too many setups like the first...still got banned when I went to check.
 
SavagelyRude said:
Open the new account. Let reddit suggest a username which I tweak, set avatar, set Display name, put a minimum bio that is non promotional. Upvote 2 posts then let the account rest for at least 2 days but it doesn't get past the 2 days. I come back...account is always banned. Tried another pattern, created an account, rested it for 2 weeks without too many setups like the first...still got banned when I went to check.
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your pc or wifi has been detected use rdp or proxy and some navigateur like incognito
 
SavagelyRude said:
So my first Reddit account got banned and ever since then, I've been having difficulty creating a new Reddit account cos even if I don't say nothing, it still gets banned. Almost as if even if I coughed they were waiting to throw a community violation ban at me. I subscribed to the premium plan yesterday, hoping it would curb the unnecessary ban but today, woke up to a ban message citing community violation on other accounts not even the new one. Is Reddit never letting new accounts breath? I just see Old accounts very comfortable, some violate the rules and still walk free. I need help, I have a business that also needs Reddit.
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That's not bad luck — it's ban evasion detection. Reddit fingerprints you (IP, device, cookies, email patterns), so every new account on the same setup gets linked to the banned one and nuked instantly. That's why it cites "other accounts" and bans you before you post.

Two truths:

  • Premium does nothing for this — it's unrelated to moderation.
  • Making new accounts after a ban is a losing game. Reddit's evasion detection is strong; each one just reinforces the link.
If your business needs Reddit, go legit: appeal the original ban (reddit.com/appeals), and if it sticks, fix what caused it (usually aggressive self-promo — Reddit nukes that). The "comfortable old accounts" aren't violating; they give value and self-promote ~1 in 10. For business, Reddit Ads + genuine participation following each sub's rules is the only thing that lasts.

What got the first account banned — site-wide or one subreddit? That decides if an appeal's worth it.
 
madyoss said:
That's not bad luck — it's ban evasion detection. Reddit fingerprints you (IP, device, cookies, email patterns), so every new account on the same setup gets linked to the banned one and nuked instantly. That's why it cites "other accounts" and bans you before you post.

Two truths:

  • Premium does nothing for this — it's unrelated to moderation.
  • Making new accounts after a ban is a losing game. Reddit's evasion detection is strong; each one just reinforces the link.
If your business needs Reddit, go legit: appeal the original ban (reddit.com/appeals), and if it sticks, fix what caused it (usually aggressive self-promo — Reddit nukes that). The "comfortable old accounts" aren't violating; they give value and self-promote ~1 in 10. For business, Reddit Ads + genuine participation following each sub's rules is the only thing that lasts.

What got the first account banned — site-wide or one subreddit? That decides if an appeal's worth it.
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I think it might be a subreddit.
I didn't promote, didn't post links, didn't disrespect anyone. I think what got the first account banned was a mod removed my comment siting account tok you gave nd boom, that was it. It is pretty unfair if you ask me. I also saw that mods report accounts with opinions they don't like. That's unprofessional
 
2 comments a day is pretty high activity especially for a newer account. They expect 90% to be lurking, I would tone that down to 1 comment a week for a while, then you could ramp it up to maybe 1 comment a day. Curious to hear how the advice works out for you.
 
SavagelyRude said:
So my first Reddit account got banned and ever since then, I've been having difficulty creating a new Reddit account cos even if I don't say nothing, it still gets banned. Almost as if even if I coughed they were waiting to throw a community violation ban at me. I subscribed to the premium plan yesterday, hoping it would curb the unnecessary ban but today, woke up to a ban message citing community violation on other accounts not even the new one. Is Reddit never letting new accounts breath? I just see Old accounts very comfortable, some violate the rules and still walk free. I need help, I have a business that also needs Reddit.
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Most probably is that you got banned from certain subreddit , when you make new reddit account and post or comment in same subreddit you banned from your precious account, this is called ban evasion so you got banned.

First install a anti-detect browser , change ip address by flight mode on off or Reboot, if wifi you also reboot that and make account and grow by comments reply then you can post or you can buy aged account from verified seller from marketplace.
 
TraceXBT said:
Most probably is that you got banned from certain subreddit , when you make new reddit account and post or comment in same subreddit you banned from your precious account, this is called ban evasion so you got banned.

First install a anti-detect browser , change ip address by flight mode on off or Reboot, if wifi you also reboot that and make account and grow by comments reply then you can post or you can buy aged account from verified seller from marketplace.
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Thank you so much

flatdiskprod said:
2 comments a day is pretty high activity especially for a newer account. They expect 90% to be lurking, I would tone that down to 1 comment a week for a while, then you could ramp it up to maybe 1 comment a day. Curious to hear how the advice works out for you.
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Yes I will let you all know later on.
Thanks
 
Easy thing to do.

But most do not want to hear htis.

Pay someone QUALIFIED $100-$200 to train you (Consultation fee) .

Stop wasting your time 'trying' and maximize your future potential.
 
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