Reddit auto-comment accounts getting banned faster now. Anyone else too? Solutions?

all the 'botted' stuff.........the techniques.. being exposed publicly are pretty much done.
It makes sense what you say. So lets share what it DOES NOT work for the time beeing.

I will do the start: one think i noticed, is that if your first post is in karma-farming subreddits (photos) can ban you instantly.
 
It makes sense what you say. So lets share what it DOES NOT work for the time beeing.

I will do the start: one think i noticed, is that if your first post is in karma-farming subreddits (photos) can ban you instantly.
on mobile app or browser reddit?
 
I think that's to be expected. It's extremely difficult to avoid Reddit's detection systems when using automated posting tools.
 
Reddit's detection systems seem to be getting more aggressive. It may be worth focusing on authentic participation and varying your activity patterns rather than relying heavily on automated promotional comments.
 
I've noticed platforms have become much stricter with repetitive commenting. If multiple accounts keep posting similar messages or mentioning the same product, it's much easier for automated systems to detect the pattern. Mixing up your activity and focusing on more genuine engagement usually lasts much longer than relying on repetitive comments.
 
i think Reddit has improved spam and behavior monitoring systems. The best approach is avoiding repetitive patterns, using genuine engagement, building account history naturally and focusing on quality comments.
 
Right now, you just need to use Reddit carefully... otherwise, you’ll get banned quickly... if you’re in a hurry... you should only have real behavior, no bots or automation
 
I think that's to be expected. It's extremely difficult to avoid Reddit's detection systems when using automated posting tools.
 
I think that's to be expected. It's extremely difficult to avoid Reddit's detection systems when using automated posting tools.
Difficult but not impossible.

I noticed that mentioning my brand 3-4 times gets me banned. There are also some neutral comments in-between. Whats your experience?

How many times can you mention your product before you get banned?
 
it's banned even when posting manually, so you can think what will happen if it's automated.
 
Yes, Reddit detection is getting stricter. Repetitive promo behavior looks like spam, so genuine engagement works better.
 
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