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Sounds like you got caught in Reddit's auto-spam filter. It links your accounts using your IP, device fingerprint, and browser data, so once one account gets flagged, the whole cluster goes down.

I used to use Multilogin, but they eventually made it a paid service. So I switched to AdsPower. It's free, and it works pretty well.

In my opinion, older accounts are better than new ones because they are less likely to get disabled for no reason. During Facebook’s recent sweep, a ton of accounts got wiped out.

For me, the biggest advantage is learning from other people's real experiences. Community discussions often contain practical insights that you won't find in blog posts or tutorials.

In my opinion, the most practical approach is to have your own customers share their experiences and leave reviews on Trustpilot.

Have u fixed it?

It could also be caused by multiple reviews coming from the same IP address or device, which may trigger Trustpilot's fraud detection system. Also, I'd recommend reaching out to Trustpilot Support. They can review the case and explain why the reviews were taken down.