Reddit accounts getting banned instantly even with residential proxies - what am I missing?

I think you used the same device. If you use a device that was previously associated with banned accounts, it's much easier for Reddit to detect it, and your new account is likely to get banned as well.
 
this is really something i had lot of the issues i had to start making account on a very new device since reddit detects adid so getting banned on same device is very easy. just use a new device , anti detect browser and 4g/5g ip
 
Hey everyone,

Been dealing with a frustrating issue and looking for advice from people who have been through this.

my home ip got flagged by reddit at some point so I cant use it for any accounts. i have been purchasing aged reddit accounts and logging into them through residential proxies via gologin.

The problem is they keep getting banned and some instantly on login, some after a day or two of light activity. I'm not doing anything aggressive, just basic browsing and occasional comments.

Setup I'm using:
  • GoLogin for browser fingerprinting
  • Residential proxies (different IP per account)
  • Separate profiles per account
Things I've already tried:
  • Using different residential IPs per account
  • Waiting 24-48 hours before any activity after login
  • Keeping activity minimal in first few days
Still getting banned. Is this a fingerprinting issue? Account quality issue with the sellers? Reddit's detection getting smarter about transferred accounts?

Would appreciate any insight from people running reddit accounts at scale. as i want to run reddit account for my service
Either gologin has a problem or your proxies have been flagged. Please try with a different anti detect browser and proxies.
 
WebRTC needs to be replaced, although some say it can be turned off. In my experience, it's better to leave it. The replacement also needs noise settings configured... I recommend it... and after that, check the browser settings... but that's a whole different story.
 
Account quality is a big thing. A lot of seller are just flipping old accounts that have been sitting dead of years. Reddit doesn't really care about the age if there's no real activity behind it. An old account with no history is basically treated like a new one. If that account was used with recycled IP or had shady activity before, you're taking on someone else's problems.
 
This is because Reddit also checks account behavior, account age, activity patterns, posting speed, content quality, device fingerprints and previous IP reputation.
 
Back
Top