I like using reddit, but tend to have heated arguments on there. As a result, I have been banned several times from reddit. Nowadays, if I create a new account, no matter what I do, I get banned within 2 days. Even if I made no comments or posts. Even if I buy an aged account with karma, I get banned after 2 days. Even if I don't comment using it. What do I do? I just want to participate on reddit discussion, but they keep banning me without me ever doing anything. And its always shadow bans. They never give a reason or notify me. I can only see I am banned if I open the account page in a incognito tab.
HELP: I keep getting banned of reddit
- Thread starter elsajean2
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- Apr 21, 2025
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There is missing some key information. Did you use the same device and IP address for both your banned old account and your new one? Platform tracks and links IP addresses that have been banned.
Or are you already using a proxy from a shady data center? If you create a new account again, you’ll need to use a different device or set up an isolated antidetect browser profile. If there are issues with current IP address, you also need a clean residential proxy.
Or are you already using a proxy from a shady data center? If you create a new account again, you’ll need to use a different device or set up an isolated antidetect browser profile. If there are issues with current IP address, you also need a clean residential proxy.
Amelie Patterson
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- Mar 21, 2026
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Looks like your accounts are getting flagged, maybe due to past activity or patterns. From what I’ve seen, it helps to use one account, keep it clean, avoid arguments, and stay active naturally (upvotes, normal comments). Also, new accounts need to warm up slowly before posting much.
Not 100% sure, but Reddit seems strict with this stuff
Not 100% sure, but Reddit seems strict with this stuff
- Feb 21, 2023
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Are you still using the same device and browser? If you've been banned before, there's a good chance your IP or browser fingerprint has already been flagged. That would explain why new accounts keep getting banned so quickly even if you're not doing anything.
ElaraFrost
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- Aug 31, 2023
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If you keep getting shadowbanned on Redd it,it is likely their system is flagging your accounts based on IP,device or patterns.Take a break from creating account,then return with fresh setup and use platform without triggering any rules
superstar11
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- Feb 1, 2026
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i feel you bro , i got banned 2 years ago for nothing by a annoying mod. reddit people are way too strict about EVERYTHING.
use a solid dolphin profile n good ip .
use a solid dolphin profile n good ip .
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you could also try unplugging you router / modem for a bit. often this retriggers a residential isp to change your ip address
Trustlayer digital
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- Apr 2, 2026
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That sounds frustrating, from what I have seen, repeated bans can sometimes be linked to account history or patterns that the system picks up over time, even if you are not actively posting.
It might help to take a break before creating another account and when you return, keep activity very minimal at first like browsing and light engagement in less strict communities.
Also sticking to neutral discussions and avoiding heated topics for a while could make a difference.
CANISMAJOR
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- Nov 4, 2024
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Sounds like reddit's got your digital fingerprint, man. You're gonna need a whole new ip, device, and maybe even a fresh browser environment if you wanna get back on without tripping their detection systems
This seems like it. New IP doesn't do anything. Still get banned.
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It's not about only the IP, but also about the device fingerprint and, after all, the activity per se. Humanize it and have patience.
Jack Rodding
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- Feb 5, 2018
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have you tried using something like adspower with residential proxy?
You should use same country as acc that you bought, and also use mobile proxies.
Interesting answer. Where to find this Hardware ID? I use Brave constantly, but Reddit banned me twice for "hate" speech. They do not care if it is a right or wrong expression of opinion.You are likely facing a "Hardware ID" or "Fingerprint" flag that links your new accounts to previous bans instantly. To fix this, use a fresh browser profile (like Brave or AdsPower) combined with a high-quality residential proxy to break the footprint connection.