Every Reddit account gets banned in a day or two?

awesomewebsites said:
Sorry, if I was rude. May be you need to analyze what has changed now. I am sure they have hardened the rules to combat spam. Your best best is mimicking human behaviour on each account to the highest extent possible .
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nah you weren't it's all fine, thanks for your help. I'll figure this one now i'll be testing with mobile + mobile data
 
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Stop using standard VPNs and switch to high-quality residential proxies. Reddit easily flags and bans datacenter IPs shared by multiple users.
 
ProfitMastery said:
Stop using standard VPNs and switch to high-quality residential proxies. Reddit easily flags and bans datacenter IPs shared by multiple users.
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Is Gologin actually standard VPN? Or it's shared datacenter IPs shared? no clue
 
Loveoverenvy said:
How could I do this what would be fastest way? Just going with mobile and mobile data?
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If you're using a proxy, try a fresh one. If it's your home IP, a router reboot might help, although it won't always assign you a new IP. Another easy option is to use your mobile data or turn on a hotspot, like you mentioned.
 
Loveoverenvy said:
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
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If every account is getting banned, there may be something on the account activity that's triggering Reddit's systems. Bought accounts are especially risky. I'd stop creating new accounts for a while, appeal the ban if possible, and focus on building one legitimate account rather than trying multiple replacements.
 
Based on my experience, your Reddit accounts were likely banned in large numbers because the platform detected connections or associations between them.
 
Yeah no one is going to be able to help you unless they have access to everything that you're doing. I would just try playing with everything you can think of to see if that fixes it
 
Loveoverenvy said:
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
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reddit has flagged your IP, you need to avoid using same system for new accounts or atleast leave it for 1-2 months.

Use your mobile phone for creating new accounts and keep things slowly. don't rush.
 
Loveoverenvy said:
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
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If even genuinely used accounts are getting suspended, there may be something else triggering Reddit's systems besides the account age itself. I have seen cases where login patterns, account setup, or previous account history were the real issue. Have you checked whether these are subreddit bans, shadowbans, or full Reddit account suspensions? That distinction can help narrow down the cause.
 
Willyseo said:
I am lately facing this same issue of banning account in a day then i changed everything like my location / my device and even try to change my ISP and but luckily got fixed
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What helped you to bypass ISP?
 
Really facing this ban issue last week, so many accounts have been baned this month, while using different IP every time but same device ie. laptop.
 
Try a different approach to masking your traffic, maybe something more custom. also, if you're hitting the ban hammer that fast, you might be triggering their anti-bot scripts with the speed or pattern of your comments. slow it down a bit, mix up your phrasing, and make sure your genuine comments actually look like they're from a person.
 
Matchaaaaa said:
When you buy an aged Reddit account, it has a historical footprint. Use strict residential proxies, match the geolocation of the purchased accounts, and let the accounts sit in the browser profile for 48 hours collecting cookies before you make a single click.
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How do you collect cookies if you have no activity on that browser?
 
Loveoverenvy said:
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
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It happened for me as well. If you really want use reddit than you have to wait some day. After that clear your all browsing data and create an account with fresh gmail.
 
Loveoverenvy said:
So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?
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If every account is getting banned then I'd stop creating new ones for a bit and try to figure out why. Buying accounts is already a red flag on many platforms and if Reddit linked those accounts to policy violations it can affect future accounts too.

Also keep in mind that it might not be fingerprints at all. New accounts often get caught by automated systems because of IP reputation, account behavior, posting patterns, or activity that looks unusual for a brand new user.

If your goal is to use Reddit long term I'd focus on a normal account with a verified email, participate in a few communities you genuinely care about, and avoid any promotion for a while. Constantly creating replacement accounts usually makes the problem worse rather than better.
 
mayhemood said:
If every account is getting banned then I'd stop creating new ones for a bit and try to figure out why. Buying accounts is already a red flag on many platforms and if Reddit linked those accounts to policy violations it can affect future accounts too.

Also keep in mind that it might not be fingerprints at all. New accounts often get caught by automated systems because of IP reputation, account behavior, posting patterns, or activity that looks unusual for a brand new user.

If your goal is to use Reddit long term I'd focus on a normal account with a verified email, participate in a few communities you genuinely care about, and avoid any promotion for a while. Constantly creating replacement accounts usually makes the problem worse rather than better.
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Note, new one works well now.

Curious is aged reddit accounts even worth buying? Bought 2 just for test, both got banned in 1-2 days.
 
Loveoverenvy said:
Note, new one works well now.

Curious is aged reddit accounts even worth buying? Bought 2 just for test, both got banned in 1-2 days.
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Honestly that kind of matches what I've been seeing lately. Aged accounts used to give you a head start but these days a lot of them seem more trouble than they're worth. If both purchased accounts got banned within a day or two while your fresh account is still alive then I'd take that as a pretty strong signal. My guess is Reddit trusts a genuine account with consistent behavior more than an aged account that suddenly changes hands.
 
deigrowth234 said:
How do you collect cookies if you have no activity on that browser?
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Excellent question. I meant do not make a single click on Reddit. You absolutely must have activity in the browser itself to build a credible footprint. A blank browser profile with zero cache, zero history, and an immediate direct login to Reddit is a massive red flag for any risk engine.
 
Matchaaaaa said:
Excellent question. I meant do not make a single click on Reddit. You absolutely must have activity in the browser itself to build a credible footprint. A blank browser profile with zero cache, zero history, and an immediate direct login to Reddit is a massive red flag for any risk engine.
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oooh, good observation. Will keep that in mind, tbh never thought about it until you mentioned
 
I think those accounts may have shared identifiable information or signals that linked them together. As a result, they were likely detected and suspended in a wave.
 
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