I'm creating 1,000 Reddit accounts. What should I expect in terms of mass banning?

What did you use to create it? Aside from mobile proxies. What anti-detection browser and email services did you use?
 
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24 hours is a good sign, but honestly that's still pretty early. I've had accounts look fine for several days before anything happened. I'd just keep everything consistent from here on out. I use Gologin for long-term account management, and avoiding fingerprint/IP changes has made a noticeable difference for me.
 
Interesting experiment. Looking forward to seeing how things hold up after a few weeks, please keep us updated.
 
Reddit banned whatever accounts I create or buy.

How are you creating soo many accounts?
 
That's such a massive setup, i'll be following to know about number of bans. But fingers crossed that it won't be many!
 
kookeey said:
Expect a 90% ban rate if you rush it. Reddit tracks everything—browser fingerprints, device canvas, and cookies. If you register them on the same subnet, they'll all get shadowbanned in one click. You need to warm them up slowly, use a solid anti-detect browser, and give each account a unique residential or ISP proxy.
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They absolutely do. I'm using the same family of devices and creating the accounts with different fingerprints (GPU, browser, Carriers, etc). I think what ultimately got me caught apart from too few subnets was the emails I was using to validate. Something so simple, yet effective. Do you have any recommendations? I'd rather not spend a lot of money on gmail accounts at the moment, for testing.

For perspective, I have my own 5G farm with each device having all three major carriers (Tmobile, Verizon, AT&T) and I have my own SDK that allows me to manipulate their chromium browsers, undetected of course. Bare metal IP/TCP mobile packets, real hardware, the works. Of course the only thing not airtight is emails :-/
 
toxoplasmosis said:
They absolutely do. I'm using the same family of devices and creating the accounts with different fingerprints (GPU, browser, Carriers, etc). I think what ultimately got me caught apart from too few subnets was the emails I was using to validate. Something so simple, yet effective. Do you have any recommendations? I'd rather not spend a lot of money on gmail accounts at the moment, for testing.

For perspective, I have my own 5G farm with each device having all three major carriers (Tmobile, Verizon, AT&T) and I have my own SDK that allows me to manipulate their chromium browsers, undetected of course. Bare metal IP/TCP mobile packets, real hardware, the works. Of course the only thing not airtight is emails :-/
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I think I found the issue. Your 5G network has been flagged. You created too many accounts too quickly. Try using rotating proxies and create only 2–3 accounts at first, then see if that solves the problem.
 
use a normal human behavior.. it is not about the proxies or browser profiles, but content, actions and karma
 
Loveoverenvy said:
How many bans so far?
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textvedant said:
Interesting experiment. Looking forward to seeing how things hold up after a few weeks, please keep us updated.
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itsworth said:
That's such a massive setup, i'll be following to know about number of bans. But fingers crossed that it won't be many!
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First round results: they all got banned! But it took a few days, it wasn't immediate. I'll update on the next round of accounts, if I do another round in bulk like this.
 
Thank you for honest feedback! As I expected seems like Reddit is getting extremly good at detecting this mass "spam" accounts / bots.
 
kookeey said:
Expect a 90% ban rate if you rush it. Reddit tracks everything—browser fingerprints, device canvas, and cookies. If you register them on the same subnet, they'll all get shadowbanned in one click. You need to warm them up slowly, use a solid anti-detect browser, and give each account a unique residential or ISP proxy.
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Is isp proxy good for reddit account??
 
Vlad2012 said:
An interesting and dangerous experience at the same time...
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I am using Residential proxy but it consume lot of data while browsing, we need to use normally right so that account look natural right?
 
sudden appearance of 1000+ accts on reddit all at once, its pretty suspicious, if they are undetected, its a pattern.
 
Uiyniasd569872 said:
sudden appearance of 1000+ accts on reddit all at once, its pretty suspicious, if they are undetected, its a pattern.
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Ya know I was thinking along similar lines. I'm going to do another experiment soon and just create 100 of them. Probably will get the same results, who knows though.
 
AudienceGrow said:
Would be great if you post your journey along with results
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Will do! The more times we try these things and fall on our faces, well, the more hours a Reddit employee has to spend watching threads like this one.

Hi, Reddit!

Psst, should this experiment be successful, I will share the news using semaphor, or maybe pigeons.
 
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