getting around permanent reddit ban

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I'm new here. i recently got permanently banned from reddit, tried with a fresh ip on a new device to create another acc and it got shadow banned.
i guess i need to look into using a high quality proxy along with anti-detect to get around this. but have a question: if i get someone i know who's a couple hundred miles away to create a new reddit acc for me and i let it age for awhile, what's the likelihood it'll end up banned if i log into it from a brand new (old iphone) device? how long should i wait before logging in? thanks.
 
If you only need a few accounts, you can use the 4G network and create your own accounts. If you want more accounts, you can also create your own proxies from the 4G network. With one 4G proxy, I can manage more than 1k. Accounts that have a very low ban rate, the most important thing is to use accounts like real people, up vote, share, surf newfeel... in the first few days
 
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but have a question: if i get someone i know who's a couple hundred miles away to create a new reddit acc for me and i let it age for awhile, what's the likelihood it'll end up banned if i log into it from a brand new (old iphone) device? how long should i wait before logging in? thanks.

None.

It's not against Reddit ToS to have more than one account. In fact, they encourage it.

What they don't encourage is ban evasion and will ban any accounts they connect to your banned account.

So be sure to leave no footprints.
 
but it also means i can never access reddit again on the device that got me banned in the first place, right? i had four accounts and they all got banned/shadow banned.
 
Just sign up from a fresh device with 4G Proxies or mobile data from your device and you should be good.
 
perhaps a stupid question but why tf don't isps just change ur public IP address for u upon request??
 
If you only need a few accounts, you can use the 4G network and create your own accounts. If you want more accounts, you can also create your own proxies from the 4G network. With one 4G proxy, I can manage more than 1k. Accounts that have a very low ban rate, the most important thing is to use accounts like real people, up vote, share, surf newfeel... in the first few days
So you use the same IP for 1k accounts or you rotate?
 
are there free versions of anti detect browsers for Android? is dolphin from play store one? any on droid?
 
I'm new here. i recently got permanently banned from reddit, tried with a fresh ip on a new device to create another acc and it got shadow banned.
i guess i need to look into using a high quality proxy along with anti-detect to get around this. but have a question: if i get someone i know who's a couple hundred miles away to create a new reddit acc for me and i let it age for awhile, what's the likelihood it'll end up banned if i log into it from a brand new (old iphone) device? how long should i wait before logging in? thanks.
I'm curious if you tried this? How did it worked out for you if you did? Im currently experiencing the same thing and have burnt 5 proxies because I kept getting shadow banned.
 
I've been dealing with a problem where I got permanently banned from Reddit on an account I used with my home browser. This also affected other accounts I had created with proxies and anti-detect browsers by cross contaminated the IPs. So, I decided to give it another shot and bought a new set of clean static residential proxies. I’ve been using an anti-detect browser to create new Reddit accounts, but every time I do, the accounts end up getting shadowbanned.

I'm looking for some advice on how to get around this. I followed a suggestion I found here and asked a friend from another country to create new Reddit accounts from his home browser. He then logged into these accounts using the static residential proxy and anti-detect browser that we both have access to. The plan is to let these accounts sit for a week before I log in using our anti-detect browser. But, I’m worried that logging in might trigger a shadowban again - I've already burn through 5 proxies

Has anyone else faced this issue? Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 
I've been dealing with a problem where I got permanently banned from Reddit on an account I used with my home browser. This also affected other accounts I had created with proxies and anti-detect browsers by cross contaminated the IPs. So, I decided to give it another shot and bought a new set of clean static residential proxies. I’ve been using an anti-detect browser to create new Reddit accounts, but every time I do, the accounts end up getting shadowbanned.

I'm looking for some advice on how to get around this. I followed a suggestion I found here and asked a friend from another country to create new Reddit accounts from his home browser. He then logged into these accounts using the static residential proxy and anti-detect browser that we both have access to. The plan is to let these accounts sit for a week before I log in using our anti-detect browser. But, I’m worried that logging in might trigger a shadowban again - I've already burn through 5 proxies

Has anyone else faced this issue? Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
All I did was create a new account on an old or of date mobile browser that noone uses, no phone number, new email etc. after a few days I logged in on my Linux dolphin anty browser with a proxy, let the account sit for a few days then started commenting and posting. Now I don't even use a proxy (it's been over a month), and I can use the Reddit app on my tablet where I previously used the Reddit app before getting a site wide ban. Now on my cell I use mull browser from fdroid. No app except on tablet. No shadowbans. I had 3 accounts banned and a site wide ban
 
I'm curious if you tried this? How did it worked out for you if you did? Im currently experiencing the same thing and have burnt 5 proxies because I kept getting shadow banned.
All I did was create a new account on an old or of date mobile browser that noone uses, no phone number, new email etc. after a few days I logged in on my Linux dolphin anty browser with a proxy, let the account sit for a few days then started commenting and posting. Now I don't even use a proxy (it's been over a month), and I can use the Reddit app on my tablet where I previously used the Reddit app before getting a site wide ban. Now on my cell I use mull browser from fdroid. No app except on tablet. No shadowbans. I had 3 accounts banned and a site wide ban
 
All I did was create a new account on an old or of date mobile browser that noone uses, no phone number, new email etc. after a few days I logged in on my Linux dolphin anty browser with a proxy, let the account sit for a few days then started commenting and posting. Now I don't even use a proxy (it's been over a month), and I can use the Reddit app on my tablet where I previously used the Reddit app before getting a site wide ban. Now on my cell I use mull browser from fdroid. No app except on tablet. No shadowbans. I had 3 accounts banned and a site wide ban
Yeah, the IP address alone isn't enough for a ban. I've got a bunch of banned accounts on this IP and I am happily commenting and posting on two other accounts on the same PC with no technical countermeasures, and on the app on my phones, again, from the same IP.

(Also, Reddit are aware the accounts are linked because a while back they gave one of my good accounts and the banned account a week suspension for ban evasion)
 
If you only need a few accounts, you can use the 4G network and create your own accounts. If you want more accounts, you can also create your own proxies from the 4G network. With one 4G proxy, I can manage more than 1k. Accounts that have a very low ban rate, the most important thing is to use accounts like real people, up vote, share, surf newfeel... in the first few days
Hi, what you've written is really interesting—creating your own 4G network with rotating proxies. How does the IP change work in practical terms? Also, does it provide just one IP at a time, or can it rotate multiple IPs?
 
Hi, what you've written is really interesting—creating your own 4G network with rotating proxies. How does the IP change work in practical terms? Also, does it provide just one IP at a time, or can it rotate multiple IPs?
I use 1 4G proxy package for most of my accounts. 1 proxy package only rotates the numbers at the end of about 5-10 IPs, most of the time I automate this entire account, the ban rate is about 50-60%, the remaining accounts will work well after that.

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