A Technical Breakdown of Our Current Reddit OFM Posting Operation

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Our Reddit Automation Setup for OFM Looking to Connect and Improve​


Hey everyone I wanted to share our current Reddit setup to connect with others in the space and hopefully pick up some suggestions or ideas on how to reduce bans and filter issues.


What We Are Doing​


We are currently running a scaled posting system for OFM funnels. Here is the core setup


  • 20 to 60 accounts active per day
  • All actions done on iOS devices
  • Device spoofing handled through Crane with Ghost
  • Shadow profiles with different bypass settings per account
  • USA mobile link rotated proxies
  • Only title based posts no images or comments involved

Account and Technical Setup​


  • Each account has a unique device environment
  • Shadow is used to randomize important device identifiers
  • No shared fingerprints between accounts
  • Fully automated actions with controlled humanlike patterns
  • 30 to 100 posts per account depending on survival
    Based on performance so far the post count does not seem to be the main trigger for bans

Problems We Are Running Into​


Even with all precautions we are still seeing key issues


  • Inconsistent bans across accounts
    4 out of 14 newly deployed accounts were banned
  • Heavy Reddit spam filtering on multiple profiles
    2 accounts are basically invisible and get zero reach
  • Unpredictable results tied to filter scoring
  • Once an account is strongly filtered it usually gets banned later

Our current theory
Reddit identifies metadata or behavioral similarities early then applies a filter flag long before a ban happens.


What We Are Testing Next​


To improve survival and visibility we are experimenting with


  • Longer warmup periods before scaling posts
  • More variation in timing and posting frequency
  • Diversifying subreddit choice cycles
  • Lower overall automation intensity during newer account stages

Open to Suggestions or Collaboration​


If you are running Reddit funnels too I would love to connect. Looking for insight on


  • Reducing spam filter impact
  • Better proxy or device setups
  • Strategies that improve account lifespan and reach
 
Reddit’s pretty strict lately, so a lot of setups are getting hit no matter how “clean” things look on paper. What I’ve seen across legit projects is that Reddit cares way more about natural account history, real engagement, and posting patterns than any technical setup.

Longer warmups, more varied behavior, mixing in genuine participation, and keeping posts aligned with each subreddit’s culture tend to help visibility. Also, rotating where you post and avoiding repetitive titles usually reduces the chance of getting auto-filtered.

At the end of the day, Reddit rewards accounts that look and act like normal users, so anything that builds a believable history seems to perform better long-term.
 
Reddit’s filter now feels tied more to post velocity across accounts than content or proxy type.
 
There are similar settings to you, the account creation process is quite an important step, proxies with good credit scores will have fine accounts, for current IOS the phone needs to be at least IOS 16, you will need an iPhone 8 or higher to be able to update the latest reddit for it to work well.
 
It looks like you’ve built a big system, but Reddit’s filters are just super strict, so some bans are pretty normal.
 
Give new accounts a few days of light, varied activity before scaling. Rotate posting times and subreddits to keep reach high and accounts performing longer.
 
You might also want to analyze which subreddits tolerate fresh accounts better some communities are far more forgiving, which can extend lifespan even with heavier posting.
 
Gradually ramping up activity and varying post types can help new accounts survive longer while testing which approaches get the most engagement.
 
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