Reddit account keep on getting shadow banned/suspended

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I have till now created almost 10-13 reddit accounts (not at the same time) but in the span of a few months and all of them kept on getting suspended. I don't do any spam, promotion etc idk how to escape it cause i really need to use reddit. And they all just die after a few days, a few accounts 8 just created and didn't used for almost 2 weeks and then when i use them like follow a subreddit or text someone or reply after 2 weeks it gets suspended, and after some i reckon it might be ip ban issue so i used firefox disabled almost all tracking in it, used a good vpn and only accessed reddit using that places vpn, but it got suspended aswell and that was my last try that's why I'm here, i just replied to a few subreddits.
Note: my account doesn't get disabled or suspended like they give the notice it just starts giving errors or it says or whenever i click my profile it says errors etc(I'm forgetting the precise error) and after those errors I can't reply post a thread or dm
I wanna know what might the issue be despite solving ip stuff also what's the limit of Reddit new accounts restrictions, issue with me is that I can't even do small stuff
 
this usually happens beacuse reddit relies heavily on account level trust signals but not just IP. New accounts with low history + sudden activity often get flagged by automated systems even if there is no obvious spam.
In most cases it is behavior patterns like account age, activity timing, subreddit hopping and engagement history that decide trust.
 
this usually happens beacuse reddit relies heavily on account level trust signals but not just IP. New accounts with low history + sudden activity often get flagged by automated systems even if there is no obvious spam.
In most cases it is behavior patterns like account age, activity timing, subreddit hopping and engagement history that decide trust.
Bruh i just follow a subreddit or reply to someone is this considered too much? Or sometimes I'll just upload a pfp and that too not just after creating an account rather after leaving it for 3 to 4 days heck sometimes even after 2 weeks? What exactly am i supposed to do in that time? If i do something to warm up account up (small things) my account get bans and if I don't do something and leave it for weeks or month (at some point i would have to start using reddit) then it gets ban because of sudden activity, idk what i can do anymore
 
VPNs often worsen it. Try one account verified email normal connection and appeal via reddit support if shadowbanned. Sounds like reddit automated anti spam systems are flagging your device/network or behavior not just IP.
 
VPNs often worsen it. Try one account verified email normal connection and appeal via reddit support if shadowbanned. Sounds like reddit automated anti spam systems are flagging your device/network or behavior not just IP.
Thanks bro I'm creating one last time with verified email and all good ways and if i get shadowban I'll try appealing
 
I would hold off on making new accounts for the moment and focus on trying to figure out what caused the issue in the first place Sometimes the reason for the restrictions is not clear and constantly creating new accounts can make the problem worse.
 
from what you said it could be use of VPN, most cheap VPNs use the same group of ip addresses that have been flagged for bot behavior in other accounts. if its not vpn, Look into what is common in all your banned accounts and that could be your weak link
 
Reddit doesn't always like new accounts using VPNs. I'd try using one account normally, verify the email, join a few subreddits and comment naturally for a while. Creating lots of new accounts can also cause problems.
 
from what you said it could be use of VPN, most cheap VPNs use the same group of ip addresses that have been flagged for bot behavior in other accounts. if its not vpn, Look into what is common in all your banned accounts and that could be your weak link
I only used vpn with the last account and it was a bought vpn because i thought my ip must be flagged, I'm trynna still figure out what might the problem be
 
It's a VPN and fingerprint issue. People here buy smartphones and use mobile proxies to be able to use multiple accounts
 
I have till now created almost 10-13 reddit accounts (not at the same time) but in the span of a few months and all of them kept on getting suspended. I don't do any spam, promotion etc idk how to escape it cause i really need to use reddit. And they all just die after a few days, a few accounts 8 just created and didn't used for almost 2 weeks and then when i use them like follow a subreddit or text someone or reply after 2 weeks it gets suspended, and after some i reckon it might be ip ban issue so i used firefox disabled almost all tracking in it, used a good vpn and only accessed reddit using that places vpn, but it got suspended aswell and that was my last try that's why I'm here, i just replied to a few subreddits.
Note: my account doesn't get disabled or suspended like they give the notice it just starts giving errors or it says or whenever i click my profile it says errors etc(I'm forgetting the precise error) and after those errors I can't reply post a thread or dm
I wanna know what might the issue be despite solving ip stuff also what's the limit of Reddit new accounts restrictions, issue with me is that I can't even do small stuff
It could also be your device fingerprint. i would suggest download the mobile app, signup directly using google (for android) or apple (for ios). Use your phone's cellular to signup, don't use VPN. Keep all replying through phone and browsing through your PC to warm up the account and build some karma points.
 
You need to act like a normal user building one account slowly. Slow growth will let Reddit trust you.
 
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