What is the % of accounts you've lost this month ?

Novic_er

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• Jun 22, 2026

• #1

Since we had a recent banwave recently . I lost nearly 50% - 60% of my accounts. I am currently wondering if there is someone who has experienced the same thing ?

 

MarketUpify

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• Jun 22, 2026

• #2

Trying to adjust and move carefully going forward to reduce further losses. Look like many people are facing similar issues this month. Same here around 40 % of my accounts were lost after the recent banwave.

 

Novic_er

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Dec 24, 2022

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• Jun 22, 2026
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• #3

MarketUpify said:

Trying to adjust and move carefully going forward to reduce further losses. Look like many people are facing similar issues this month. Same here around 40 % of my accounts were lost after the recent banwave.

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yeah it's been brutal

not sure how long it is going to take to recover

 

Thunder Digitals

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• Jun 22, 2026

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If the accounts are shadowbanned, is there any way to lift the ban other than submitting it for appeals?

 

Novic_er

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• Jun 22, 2026
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Thunder Digitals said:

If the accounts are shadowbanned, is there any way to lift the ban other than submitting it for appeals?

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That is currently the only way I know how to do that

 

Vynith

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Jun 5, 2026

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• Jun 22, 2026

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None.

I'm a good Redditor.

(Minus the sheer amount of keyword stuffed posts I've made).

 

Proxy Cake

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Feb 28, 2010

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• Jun 23, 2026

• #7

yep, same here. old accounts with real activity survive best.

 

MichaelGreen

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Mar 1, 2025

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• Jun 23, 2026

• #8

I have also noticed reddit becoming stricter recently, but thankfully I have not been hit that hard. Most of my accounts are still active. Losing 50-60% is rough. It does seem like reddit has been tightening its filters and enforcement over the last few months.

 

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malopaolo

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Oct 23, 2023

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• Jun 23, 2026

• #9

Your definitely not the only one. I've seen quite a few people mention higher-than-usual account losses recently. It might be worth comparing what the affected accounts had in common (age, activity, set up, etc.) to see if there's a pattern behind the bans.