Accounts Keep Getting Suspended

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Hi. Im an experienced SEO and just now getting into Reddit but my accounts keep getting suspended. I'm using AdsPower to manage my profiles and using ProxyCheap premium static residential proxies for each profile ($10 per). Out of the 3 accounts, 2 have been suspended. The one that has survived is a gmail email address, while the other two were using proton mail. These are new accounts that I'm warming up. I'm not posting anything even slightly promotional currently to warm up the accounts. I was able to get decent karma posting engaging posts and comments, but didn't seem to help the two banned accounts. I've seen others recommend mobile proxies on here, but not sure the best place to get those and why they would work better. Also, I've run into problems creating gmail accounts now because of SMS verification. Which do you think caused the suspensions:

1) Using proton mail instead of gmail
2) Issue with the proxy itself
3) Something else

Would love any recommendations on how to do this correctly to not get them banned so quickly. I've debated buying some aged accounts, but don't want to get them suspended until my process is dialed in. TIA
 
Gmail is certainly more reliable for that
Would you mind sharing your warming process? How long do you wait until you start giving upvotes and commenting?
 
Gmail is certainly more reliable for that
Would you mind sharing your warming process? How long do you wait until you start giving upvotes and commenting?
Start upvoting pretty quickly. Try to limit comments. I usually join a few subs immediately after creation. Do I need to be more patient? I usually try to login every day after creating and have some activity. I also scroll around like a real user
 
Start upvoting pretty quickly. Try to limit comments. I usually join a few subs immediately after creation. Do I need to be more patient? I usually try to login every day after creating and have some activity. I also scroll around like a real user
I'm not an expert, but I would assume you are acting pretty quickly
I would just scroll down in the first two days, then start join some subs and maybe after a week start 1 or 2 upvotes per day. And make a comment per day in the second week.
Maybe I'm being way too conservative, let's wait for more experienced members to see their opinions, but I guess you need to be more patient
 
1) Using proton mail instead of gmail
I have accounts with protonmail and yandex. they survive pretty well.
I think the proxies are whats causing the issue. And maybe, just maybe, use a more reputed anti-detection browser like dolphin or incongnition (I've never heard of adspower).
 
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how do you know they are suspended? (it's a serious question, like, when do you realize it?)
 
I would suggest buying an aged account. If you really don't want to do that you could try making the account then just browsing on the first day, then upvote a couple the next and so on. It just takes some experimenting
 
Don’t skip the warming phase! Longer warm-up periods with light activity can help reduce bans
 
I would suggest buying an aged account. If you really don't want to do that you could try making the account then just browsing on the first day, then upvote a couple the next and so on. It just takes some experimenting
Old accounts are very difficult to manage. It's better to buy new accounts and, if needed, purchase old ones later when you gain experience. However, new accounts today have the same value as old ones.
 
I've seen others recommend mobile proxies on here, but not sure the best place to get those and why they would work better
Because mobile IPs are shared with other users, Reddit can't just ban or blacklist an IP if they detect suspicious activity, as this would block other users with the same IP from accessing Reddit. Therefore, mobile proxies are the safest option when dealing with bans or blacklisting.
 
Because mobile IPs are shared with other users, Reddit can't just ban or blacklist an IP if they detect suspicious activity, as this would block other users with the same IP from accessing Reddit. Therefore, mobile proxies are the safest option when dealing with bans or blacklisting.

This is absolutely true. Though, you have to be careful about cross-account interactions. Mobile IPs cannot protect you from behavioral heuristic detections.
 
First browse the home page or "all" page for 30+ minutes and only upvote a couple of trending posts. Wait 24 hours. Browse the "all" page, upvote a few posts and comments here and there. Wait another 24 hours. Do the same thing again, but this time, make a comment on a trending post. Wait another 24 hours, and start incrementally increasing the amount of comments you make each day. This is a slow process, but it massively increases the likelihood for accounts to survive. Then once you start commenting more frequently, check up on your CQS score frequently, in the WhatIsMyCQS subreddit.
 
First browse the home page or "all" page for 30+ minutes and only upvote a couple of trending posts. Wait 24 hours. Browse the "all" page, upvote a few posts and comments here and there. Wait another 24 hours. Do the same thing again, but this time, make a comment on a trending post. Wait another 24 hours, and start incrementally increasing the amount of comments you make each day. This is a slow process, but it massively increases the likelihood for accounts to survive. Then once you start commenting more frequently, check up on your CQS score frequently, in the WhatIsMyCQS subreddit.

Is it just me or does this seem like a honey pot..? Why in the hell would anyone out themselves on Reddit like this?
 
Hi. Im an experienced SEO and just now getting into Reddit but my accounts keep getting suspended. I'm using AdsPower to manage my profiles and using ProxyCheap premium static residential proxies for each profile ($10 per). Out of the 3 accounts, 2 have been suspended. The one that has survived is a gmail email address, while the other two were using proton mail. These are new accounts that I'm warming up. I'm not posting anything even slightly promotional currently to warm up the accounts. I was able to get decent karma posting engaging posts and comments, but didn't seem to help the two banned accounts. I've seen others recommend mobile proxies on here, but not sure the best place to get those and why they would work better. Also, I've run into problems creating gmail accounts now because of SMS verification. Which do you think caused the suspensions:

1) Using proton mail instead of gmail
2) Issue with the proxy itself
3) Something else

Would love any recommendations on how to do this correctly to not get them banned so quickly. I've debated buying some aged accounts, but don't want to get them suspended until my process is dialed in. TIA
Be patient mate! don't get hurry. there is nothing to hurry. limit your comments and upvoting. rather open a tab on Reddit and give time on that tab after 3/4 hours for 6/7 minutes. and use your Gmail account. Remember if they understand you are manipulating the platform or you are using the technology in the wrong way only then will they ban your account otherwise, they will not. So become more cautious and become more patient. it's the only formula saving your Reddit account from being banned.
 
Quite a lot could factor in as to why that keeps happening, and might even be one or a combination of multiple. Off the top of my head, you could change proxies (go for mobile proxies and check the IP quality you get, if you haven't already), change anti-detection browser, change the email host you use. Try those out all at once if you have to and check sites like scammalytics or pixelscan (or any other you prefer) as an initial check to see if your setup is leaking somewhere.
 
Unfortunately you need to be patient, follow a warming process and use a mobile proxy
 
You can use 1 mobile proxy for infinite account. Only limit is you can only have 1 browser profile open at a time for reddit.
 
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