- Mar 14, 2025
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If every account gets banned, there's probably more going on than just bad luck. Reddit is pretty aggressive when it comes to linking accounts these days. Old browser data, poor-quality proxies, or other traces can follow you around. An antidetect browser with a clean proxy can help create some separation instead of running everything through the same setup.
- May 13, 2013
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Buy old account and have them on vps or something like ads power
Then go very soft on the account
More so,look for other alternatives ways to advertise
Demon Slayer.
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- May 26, 2026
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I read about it and find new accounts can get flagged if they post too much, drop links too often, or jump straight into promotion.
IPFLY Proxy
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- Oct 20, 2026
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Yes... Reddit can link accounts through IPs, device signals, and activity patterns. If you’re using a shared proxy or constantly switching IPs, that might be part of the issue. You have to check the ban reason and appeal first before creating more accounts.
- May 27, 2016
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Are you using the same IP when you are creating them?
- Aug 28, 2014
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before blaming proxies check if its really a ban or just the spam filter, open your profile logged out in another browser, if your posts are missing there but you still see them then its filtered not banned. for me reddit kills accounts way more for behaviour than for ip, fresh acc droping links in big subs gets auto removed and after couple of those you get the sitewide. i just comment in small subs for like 2 weeks before i touch anything promo
It depends if you are using the same IP when you are creating them and if you found posting too much your account may got flagged
Are you using the same email or posting similar content on all your accounts? Reddit can flag accounts for spam if they behave too similarly. I'd check the ban messages first to see what rule you're breaking, then appeal if you think it was a mistake. Creating more accounts might just make things worse.
- Nov 14, 2025
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Good advice in this thread overall. I would take a few things into account:
- Good hardware, ideally you're using a real phone, not a cloud phone or antidetect browser. People claim it works, and it might, but its just safer if you don't mess around
- Don't use catchall domains or weird providers. Stick to GMails/iClouds (aka what normal people use)
- Use a mobile proxy or an ISP proxy. Mobile proxy is best, esp since if you use a real phone. You can find a good one in this forum
- Don't sign up and instantly start posting/commenting etc. Most people who sign up to Reddit are usually doing it because they want to join a specific community or read/research something. Most people on Reddit lurk, rather than post, especially at the beginning. But you should do the same, join a few communities, lurk around a bit, upvote/downvote, slowly ramp up activity. Don't try to karma farm or make a lot of posts soon.
The social media game is about being patient and sticking it out and making long term decisions that compound over short term fast wins.
- Good hardware, ideally you're using a real phone, not a cloud phone or antidetect browser. People claim it works, and it might, but its just safer if you don't mess around
- Don't use catchall domains or weird providers. Stick to GMails/iClouds (aka what normal people use)
- Use a mobile proxy or an ISP proxy. Mobile proxy is best, esp since if you use a real phone. You can find a good one in this forum
- Don't sign up and instantly start posting/commenting etc. Most people who sign up to Reddit are usually doing it because they want to join a specific community or read/research something. Most people on Reddit lurk, rather than post, especially at the beginning. But you should do the same, join a few communities, lurk around a bit, upvote/downvote, slowly ramp up activity. Don't try to karma farm or make a lot of posts soon.
The social media game is about being patient and sticking it out and making long term decisions that compound over short term fast wins.
Have you checked what reason Reddit gives for the bans? Sometimes even normal activity can trigger their spam filters. I'd check the ban message first and appeal if you think it was a mistake. Creating more accounts without fixing the issue might just get them banned too.
Before touching proxies I’d figure out which of three things it actually is.
First of all is a sitewide ban. You get a message when you have this one.
The next one is a sub removing your post. You have moderators plus the rules you always have to read not to violate them.
The last but not least is a Reddit spam filter silently hiding stuff.
For each of these the fixes are completely different and people mix them up all the time. On newer accounts the cause is actually behaviour not the ip as you are putting links too early. The same domain over and over. And you post way more than you comment.
What I'd do is a couple of weeks of normal comments in subs you actually care about before any link goes out, and keep it mostly replies. And I wouldn’t leave links. I'd just name your brand or your product and would keep it this way
First of all is a sitewide ban. You get a message when you have this one.
The next one is a sub removing your post. You have moderators plus the rules you always have to read not to violate them.
The last but not least is a Reddit spam filter silently hiding stuff.
For each of these the fixes are completely different and people mix them up all the time. On newer accounts the cause is actually behaviour not the ip as you are putting links too early. The same domain over and over. And you post way more than you comment.
What I'd do is a couple of weeks of normal comments in subs you actually care about before any link goes out, and keep it mostly replies. And I wouldn’t leave links. I'd just name your brand or your product and would keep it this way
- Mar 21, 2013
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Reddit gone 100% closed now
Gotta be logged in for everything
It's over now
Gotta be logged in for everything
It's over now