Lesson For All: Reddit does NOT Ban IPs in 99.9% of Cases

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Idk it just doesn't really make that much sense to me. I also have a senior colleague who I trust his knowledge and also said this that my IP wouldn't matter in why my test accounts got banned, I still don't really understand why.. For context, in the beginning of the year I started posting with my personal account with 5y but not that much activity (solely signed with google account), I could do promotional stuff all I wanted. the trick lasted 2-3 months, I got banned (ran also SMM panels upvotes - this was the reason)

Since then, whenever I tried to create a new account on my setup, first posts with no promotional stuff was delivered fine. The very first time I tried a slightly promotional "recommendation" poof - shadowbanned. multiple accounts. I guess that, along with other metrics (device info) got my test accs banned

Now running with sticky proxy and developed a few tools here and there and so far so good. From what I've read on this forum it seems 2-4 weeks of warmup are necessary. The only thing I wish to know now is what is the ratio of promotional content once you warmed up the account. I imagine you cannot go full spam with promotional, but 1 post per day? even less? 2 post a week?
 
Yeah IP doesn't matter, but hardware definitely does. and I feel like reddit can track patterns through IP's, so if you're trying to spam the same thing on the same IP you'll get flagged quicker. Just my opinion.
 
opkzzz said:
Idk it just doesn't really make that much sense to me. I also have a senior colleague who I trust his knowledge and also said this that my IP wouldn't matter in why my test accounts got banned, I still don't really understand why.. For context, in the beginning of the year I started posting with my personal account with 5y but not that much activity (solely signed with google account), I could do promotional stuff all I wanted. the trick lasted 2-3 months, I got banned (ran also SMM panels upvotes - this was the reason)

Since then, whenever I tried to create a new account on my setup, first posts with no promotional stuff was delivered fine. The very first time I tried a slightly promotional "recommendation" poof - shadowbanned. multiple accounts. I guess that, along with other metrics (device info) got my test accs banned

Now running with sticky proxy and developed a few tools here and there and so far so good. From what I've read on this forum it seems 2-4 weeks of warmup are necessary. The only thing I wish to know now is what is the ratio of promotional content once you warmed up the account. I imagine you cannot go full spam with promotional, but 1 post per day? even less? 2 post a week?
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You can choose to believe the Reddit Moderator themselves.......... or whoever's selling you something. Your choice.

Go with what works for you.

If it makes money........ in the end.. that's all that matters. Are you profitable?

Deathsong said:
Yeah IP doesn't matter, but hardware definitely does. and I feel like reddit can track patterns through IP's, so if you're trying to spam the same thing on the same IP you'll get flagged quicker. Just my opinion.
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Hardware isnt so important either for me as im still using the same computer & IP .
 
GNews said:
You can choose to believe the Reddit Moderator themselves.......... or whoever's selling you something. Your choice.

Go with what works for you.

If it makes money........ in the end.. that's all that matters. Are you profitable?




Hardware isnt so important either for me as im still using the same computer & IP .
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So in that case I should be able to create a new reddit account on my iPhone as long as I act normal and use a different email/phone? Is that your experience?
 
Deathsong said:
So in that case I should be able to create a new reddit account on my iPhone as long as I act normal and use a different email/phone? Is that your experience?
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This question was already answered in this post.

Device matters.

Phones track so much detail. IP isnt' even the problem.
 
GNews said:
This question was already answered in this post.

Device matters.

Phones track so much detail. IP isnt' even the problem.
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So you’re saying that using the same PC is better than using the same phone. I see now. I wonder if GoLogin browser is overkill.

I factory reset my android phones when the accounts get banned.
 
Do you guys think it would be safer to use a vpn with residential ip address, or just ask your ISP to release/renew a new static IP for your home? I feel like the vpn ip addresses, even if better residential ones, will have a low reputation score
 
they may not ban ips but overall behavior can trigger red flags, in all honesty nobody really knows how reddit bans accounts. you should mostly rely on personal experience until you find a solution that works for you. sometimes the same content you get banned for you will find old accounts posting sth similar with no issues
 
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