Here's How You Avoid Getting Banned On Reddit

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I tested running accounts in different ways. Reddit keeps getting smarter but you can work with it. My accounts are now lasting longer and here's how.

Bannability Weights
Every time you do something that looks off, you lose points. But these points come back if you give account some rest.
For example, If you post a image that was previously tied to a banned account and your account is fresh suddenly you have a very high probability of getting banned instantly.

Avoid this
  • Reusing old pics which aren't unique and you aren't sure if they were banned.
  • Copy pasting the same titles
  • Spamming the same words or words which could imply low trust
  • Posting like a bot
  • Creating accounts on a previously flagged or shadow banned ip
Do this
  • Let your account rest between posts every few days specially if the account is new. Currently this probably applies to old accounts too.
  • Act like a normal person like, comment randomly. (but don't focus on this too much)
  • Don't change your proxy often.
I ran two different types of accounts side by side:
  • Batch 1: Just normal accounts doing regular Reddit stuff (commenting, sharing memes ect)
  • Batch 2: Accounts focused on promotional content
Ran both types for a month and burnt through several promo accounts. I used the same automation script that we created for the normal accounts and promo accounts. It didn't seem to affect much we always add some human actions like waiting between actions but nothing too crazy like simulating human mouse movement. All normal accounts are still alive.

SM Platforms are starting to increasingly rely on AI so you need to adapt accordingly.
 
Thanks.

Also, for the first few weeks, focus only on commenting and not creating new posts, as those tend to get scrutinized more.
 
Letting accounts rest and acting like a real user definitely helps reduce flags. I’ve also noticed that avoiding repetitive actions like reusing content or spamming links is key. For promo accounts, mixing in regular posts or comments with no promotional intent can make them appear more organic. Also, sticking to one proxy and not constantly swapping IPs has worked well for me. It’s all about balancing activity to look natural while staying under Reddit’s radar
 
I tested running accounts in different ways. Reddit keeps getting smarter but you can work with it. My accounts are now lasting longer and here's how.

Bannability Weights
Every time you do something that looks off, you lose points. But these points come back if you give account some rest.
For example, If you post a image that was previously tied to a banned account and your account is fresh suddenly you have a very high probability of getting banned instantly.

Avoid this
  • Reusing old pics which aren't unique and you aren't sure if they were banned.
  • Copy pasting the same titles
  • Spamming the same words or words which could imply low trust
  • Posting like a bot
  • Creating accounts on a previously flagged or shadow banned ip
Do this
  • Let your account rest between posts every few days specially if the account is new. Currently this probably applies to old accounts too.
  • Act like a normal person like, comment randomly. (but don't focus on this too much)
  • Don't change your proxy often.
I ran two different types of accounts side by side:
  • Batch 1: Just normal accounts doing regular Reddit stuff (commenting, sharing memes ect)
  • Batch 2: Accounts focused on promotional content
Ran both types for a month and burnt through several promo accounts. I used the same automation script that we created for the normal accounts and promo accounts. It didn't seem to affect much we always add some human actions like waiting between actions but nothing too crazy like simulating human mouse movement. All normal accounts are still alive.

SM Platforms are starting to increasingly rely on AI so you need to adapt accordingly.
almost thought you were a bot.
 
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