Every Reddit account gets banned in a day or two?

i would say patience and staying consistent with the community rules play an important role to get more visibility.

I think on reddit new accounts get heavily filtered now. even normal activity can look suspicious if the account has no long term history or natural interaction patterns.

I also use Gologin, there's no problem with fingerprint. Seems like you have issues with proxy or you just jump in to posting after buying, without warm up. Did you warm up accounts? Did you check cqs of accounts? Usually it's low trust and you need to time before posting mentions.

Loveoverenvy said:

So I have problem.

1. I tried to buy reddit accounts and they both got blacked.
2. I tried to make email, new account and geniuely comment , got relevant replies. Still account got banned next day.

So seems like they have my fingerprints, I'm also using Gologin.

What to do now if every account is getting banned?

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Did you try a different browser/OS or use the same browser again?

iFreelancer said:

Did you try a different browser/OS or use the same browser again?

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I'm using Gologin.

So far it works only if I use own brand new accounts.

It might be better to stop creating or buying new accounts for now. If your accounts keep getting banned , try using reddit normally with one genuine account follow the community rules and if needed ,appeal the ban through the official process.

i would say bans happen when there is unusual activity, spamming behavior, breaking subreddit rules, or post which does not looks like human generated.

Magical Gorgon said:

i would say bans happen when there is unusual activity, spamming behavior, breaking subreddit rules, or post which does not looks like human generated.

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another new account saying this. No they trigger now easily and buying accounts is not worth it because it's quite easy for reddit to detect bought acc.

The clue is in your own test: you commented genuinely, got real replies, and still got banned the next day. That means the ban isn't about your content, it's happening at the account and network layer, so no amount of browser spoofing fixes it on its own.

Reddit weights the IP hardest for a fresh account. Gologin handles the fingerprint, but if you're behind a VPN, a datacenter IP, or a residential IP that already burned other accounts, you're flagged before you type a word. Put each account on its own clean residential or mobile IP, keep that IP stable for that account, and make the fingerprint agree with it, so the timezone and language match the IP's location.

The bought accounts dying points the same way: cheap bulk accounts usually share a dirty creation history or get logged in from a bad IP on day one. If you buy at all, buy ones with real age and history and log in from a matching clean IP.

Then stop using it right away. Ease it in over several days, just browse, join a few subs, upvote, leave one small comment, before any real posting. New but patient accounts survive; fresh accounts that act immediately from a shared setup are the ones that die in a day.

Best,
Floqal

If even manual creation in GoLogin gets banned instantly, Reddit has likely flagged your IP range or identified fingerprint discrepancies; stop using cheap proxies, switch to clean 4G/5G mobile proxies, and ensure your system WebRTC, DNS, and timezones perfectly match your proxy location.

I can say from my experience, you need to set up an anti-detect browser correctly, don't buy old accounts that are 1 year old without karma... it's pointless... and you need good mobile proxies + proper setup... and slowly do everything.

I think Reddit has detected that you're using the same IP address and device across multiple accounts. The best thing you can do is change everything—use a different IP, a different device, and start over with a new account.

Getting banned repeatedly usually means Reddit is detecting a pattern, not just the account itself. Sometimes the issue is not the account but the environment being used.

Reddit has become much stricter with spam prevention, so account quality and natural behavior matter more than just buying accounts.

Reddit is just getting more annoying by the day. Even without spamming, you still get ban.

Reddit is strict about account behavior. Focus on building one genuine account slowly instead of trying to manage many accounts.

Use a completely different device and before buying accounts check their history if they have promotional content.