6th account banned... I'm running out of ideas :/

Reddit's spam filters heavily flag privacy-focused email domains right at registration. Try switching to standard Gmail or Outlook, or test with a phone verification and see if the bans stop.
 
Reddit's spam filters heavily flag privacy-focused email domains right at registration. Try switching to standard Gmail or Outlook, or test with a phone verification and see if the bans stop.
that can happen if its paired with a vpn,that is what privacy focused people do

Yes, sometimes I use AI but just for replies, no more than two sentences and I always update it so it doesn't sound like AI

Maybe I can try without using AI at all but not sure what are they using to detect this. I use a chrome extension that generates the reply and it has a post-processing script that replaces common words and patterns to make the replies sound like human
did you create this extension or this extension well known
 
Yeah, if it's happening to all of them, there's probably something linking the accounts together. I'd check what's the same across every setup, like the browser, proxy, or anything else they all share. Six accounts in three months definitely points to a pattern.
 
yes, I can afford them. However the only reason why I'm thinking about buying aged accounts it's just to avoid getting banned- I don't really care about karma or warmup since I'm planning to do it myself
Yeah, that's the thing I'm also worried about. As some pointed out, aged accounts really do help but if the issue is caused by some other factor, the account could just croak all the same. Consider the IP quality or check your setup on sites like Pixelscan.net or whatever similar sites you trust. Good for a cursory look if there's a leak somehow. Could also be in the nature of the comments themselves. Really tricky to pinpoint.
 
Stay away from large subreddits. Don't try to "blend in" to a big subreddit. Try to stick out in a small subreddit
 
I can say...that they ban pretty quickly...especially if you subscribe to just one subreddit. Plus, you need to properly set up an anti-detect browser + proxies, preferably mobile and not super cheap...a bit more expensive. Then the chances of your accounts surviving are better...tested and true.
 
Hello, this is my 6th account that got banned in 3 months. Every one of them last 2 or 3 weeks at most and then I get banned

I may doing something wrong, this is the setup I'm using
  1. An static residential proxy from proxy-cheap
  2. Anti-detect browser - Dolphin Anty
  3. Fresh new created accounts using proton mail
  4. Slowly warmup: viewing posts and scrolling, joining subreddits, upvoting and finally commenting after first week
  5. No links ever- neither on posts replies or my profile
  6. 4-5 comments per day max- always being helpful and genuine with the post, no promotion at all
Maybe it's me or maybe the setup but I can't understand what am I doing wrong :(

P.S. I'm planning to start buying aged accounts but I heard that isn't a good idea and it's better to create them
I believe your proxies have been flagged. Did you try to use different proxies?
 
Proxies are the easiest part. Nobody is getting banned due to a single factor. It's all trust-score based. Many factors go into trust score. reCaptcha is always running and measures a lot of things you'd never realize. Like off-reddit browsing behavior.
 
Hello, this is my 6th account that got banned in 3 months. Every one of them last 2 or 3 weeks at most and then I get banned

I may doing something wrong, this is the setup I'm using
  1. An static residential proxy from proxy-cheap
  2. Anti-detect browser - Dolphin Anty
  3. Fresh new created accounts using proton mail
  4. Slowly warmup: viewing posts and scrolling, joining subreddits, upvoting and finally commenting after first week
  5. No links ever- neither on posts replies or my profile
  6. 4-5 comments per day max- always being helpful and genuine with the post, no promotion at all
Maybe it's me or maybe the setup but I can't understand what am I doing wrong :(

P.S. I'm planning to start buying aged accounts but I heard that isn't a good idea and it's better to create them

Honestly most triggered point is protonmail, use gmail or outlook, yahoo mail , hotmail , add 2FA 2 -3 DAYS later after you create account.
Don't Post until Moderate to High CQS and post on subreddit you had already interact with like 2-3 days ago.
I just read reddit in deep if you don't have comment karma less than 5 in subreddit which you are posting , Reddit do filter in deep level. Post only in low subscriber subreddit
 
yes, I can afford them. However the only reason why I'm thinking about buying aged accounts it's just to avoid getting banned- I don't really care about karma or warmup since I'm planning to do it myself
buying aged wont fix it if you keep the same behavior. an aged account with real history holds up longer but slap the same fixed schedule and same niche subs on it and it bans too, just slower. the account isnt protecting you, how you use it is
 
Hello, this is my 6th account that got banned in 3 months. Every one of them last 2 or 3 weeks at most and then I get banned

I may doing something wrong, this is the setup I'm using
  1. An static residential proxy from proxy-cheap
  2. Anti-detect browser - Dolphin Anty
  3. Fresh new created accounts using proton mail
  4. Slowly warmup: viewing posts and scrolling, joining subreddits, upvoting and finally commenting after first week
  5. No links ever- neither on posts replies or my profile
  6. 4-5 comments per day max- always being helpful and genuine with the post, no promotion at all
Maybe it's me or maybe the setup but I can't understand what am I doing wrong :(

P.S. I'm planning to start buying aged accounts but I heard that isn't a good idea and it's better to create them

Hello, i have been struggeling with the same issue you have. Did you manage to come to an solution?
I also get instantly banned on my reddit accounts with proxy, soft warmup(not for longer than a few days/a week) and when using dolphin anty.

I have been paying 10-15$ per post usually, because i cannot post myself without bans - but if i can manage to do this for free myself instead i would save good money
 
Six accounts in three months suggests it's probably not just bad luck. If they're all following the same setup and ending up with the same result, Reddit is likely picking up on some pattern rather than a single action. Before spending money on aged accounts, I'd try figuring out what's triggering the bans, otherwise you might end up losing those too.
 
You should use a completely different internet connection with a new IP address and a new device before creating another account. You should also change your content habits instead of posting the same kind of content you used on your previous accounts.
 
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