Anti-Botting avoidance on Reddit?

I've had a few accounts in good standing with genuine posts and interaction get banned after privately messaging members of a particular community and asking if they'd be interested in a service I offer.

I only lasted for about 20dms before getting wiped. I was hoping to send about 50 per day on multiple accounts for a 30 day period using VA's to do my bidding but unfortunately didn't even get through a single day of this plan.

This is particularly frustrating because I need to leverage myself using the platform for marketing my services but am currently unable to do so. Not looking so good.

Unfortunately many of these subreddits do not allow promotion of any kind so I'm left no other choice but to manually message people who may be interested in my services via cold approach.

I’ve had similar problems with Reddit's anti-botting measures. Sending too many DMs, even if they’re genuine, can easily trigger flags. It’s frustrating because many subreddits don’t allow promotion, so DMs seem like the only option. To avoid getting banned, try engaging with users in the subreddit first and building a natural connection before reaching out. Another option is using Reddit Ads for promotion, as it’s a safer route without risking account bans or shadowbans.