Reddit Accounts Keep Getting Suspended Right After I Comment

zodujs said:

Hey everyone,

So, I've been having this issue where my Reddit accounts keep getting suspended every time I post a comment. And I mean, I'm just posting normal replies, no links or anything shady (I’m just trying to build up some karma).

I've been reflecting on what might be causing this. For starters, I bought these accounts from a seller and maybe didn't warm them up enough. Also, I used to log into several accounts from the same IP (but isn’t it okay to have multiple accounts on Reddit?). Could it be that I'm liking and sharing too frequently? Like, I tend to upvote about three times and share twice per account.

To tackle this, I started buying email accounts and registering on my own, and even warmed up for a month before commenting. But, I still face instant bans when I comment. Now, I've assigned a unique proxy IP to each account. So these accounts haven't had the same IP since they were registered. Could this be a problem? Also some of the accounts have previously shared IPs with ones that were banned.

Btw, I use Static Residential Proxies from proxy-cheap and webshare. For browsing, I used to use adspower, but now I've switched to WhatsCRM.

Would really appreciate any tips or insights from anyone who's managed to keep their accounts from getting suspended. What am I missing here?

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1. Linked Accounts: If you're reusing proxies or IPs that were previously flagged, Reddit might be connecting the dots between old bans and your new accounts. Make sure the proxies you use are truly "clean" and haven't been associated with suspicious activity.
2. Behavior Patterns: Reddit’s algorithms are sensitive to unusual activity, even if it seems minor. Upvoting, commenting, and sharing in quick succession can look automated, especially on fresh accounts. Try spacing out actions over days.
3. Account Warming: A month is a good start, but even then, avoid anything beyond light browsing or occasional upvotes during the warm-up period. Only gradually introduce comments, and avoid anything remotely controversial.
4. Quality of Proxies: Not all static residential proxies are created equal. Even "premium" ones can get flagged if they're overused by multiple users. Try testing different providers.
5. Activity Diversity: Act like a regular Reddit user—browse different subreddits, leave organic comments, upvote/downvote sporadically, and avoid patterns.

Web_Links said:

Hey, seems like you've already taken a lot of steps to troubleshoot this issue, but a few things might still be worth looking into:

1. Linked Accounts: If you're reusing proxies or IPs that were previously flagged, Reddit might be connecting the dots between old bans and your new accounts. Make sure the proxies you use are truly "clean" and haven't been associated with suspicious activity.
2. Behavior Patterns: Reddit’s algorithms are sensitive to unusual activity, even if it seems minor. Upvoting, commenting, and sharing in quick succession can look automated, especially on fresh accounts. Try spacing out actions over days.
3. Account Warming: A month is a good start, but even then, avoid anything beyond light browsing or occasional upvotes during the warm-up period. Only gradually introduce comments, and avoid anything remotely controversial.
4. Quality of Proxies: Not all static residential proxies are created equal. Even "premium" ones can get flagged if they're overused by multiple users. Try testing different providers.
5. Activity Diversity: Act like a regular Reddit user—browse different subreddits, leave organic comments, upvote/downvote sporadically, and avoid patterns.

Sometimes, Reddit bans can be hyper-sensitive, especially if an account appears to be from a region or IP with a history of spammy behavior. If nothing works, maybe try using accounts created in your local environment without proxies to see if the bans persist.

Good luck

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zodujs said:

Hey everyone,

So, I've been having this issue where my Reddit accounts keep getting suspended every time I post a comment. And I mean, I'm just posting normal replies, no links or anything shady (I’m just trying to build up some karma).

I've been reflecting on what might be causing this. At first, I bought these accounts from a seller and maybe didn't warm them up enough. Also, I used to log into several accounts from the same IP (but I think reddit is okay for one person to have multiple accounts?). Could it be that I'm liking and sharing too frequently? I tend to upvote about three times and share twice per account every day.

To tackle this, I started buying email accounts and registering on my own, and even warmed up for a month before commenting. But, I still face instant bans when I comment.

Now, I've assigned a unique proxy IP to each account. These accounts have had their IPs changed once or twice since they were registered. Could this be a problem? Also some of the accounts have previously shared IPs with ones that were banned.

Btw, I use Static Residential Proxies from proxy-cheap and webshare. For browsing, I used to use adspower, but now I've switched to WhatsCRM.

Would really appreciate any tips or insights from anyone who's managed to keep their accounts from getting suspended. What am I missing here?

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visionaryx said:

Another thing to note -- I found that if I repost any photo that I had uploaded on a banned acct, then the new acct will be banned instantly.

Changing or stripping the meta data does nothing. Only changing the image solves that. Trim a pixel off it, etc.

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sparkbkkbkk said:

How about using an image spoofer?

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zodujs said:

Hey everyone,

So, I've been having this issue where my Reddit accounts keep getting suspended every time I post a comment. And I mean, I'm just posting normal replies, no links or anything shady (I’m just trying to build up some karma).

I've been reflecting on what might be causing this. At first, I bought these accounts from a seller and maybe didn't warm them up enough. Also, I used to log into several accounts from the same IP (but I think reddit is okay for one person to have multiple accounts?). Could it be that I'm liking and sharing too frequently? I tend to upvote about three times and share twice per account every day.

To tackle this, I started buying email accounts and registering on my own, and even warmed up for a month before commenting. But, I still face instant bans when I comment.

Now, I've assigned a unique proxy IP to each account. These accounts have had their IPs changed once or twice since they were registered. Could this be a problem? Also some of the accounts have previously shared IPs with ones that were banned.

Btw, I use Static Residential Proxies from proxy-cheap and webshare. For browsing, I used to use adspower, but now I've switched to WhatsCRM.

Would really appreciate any tips or insights from anyone who's managed to keep their accounts from getting suspended. What am I missing here?

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allen_d99 said:

I have the same issue like you, not just me but a lot of people. I also used static residential proxies from webshare. Next thing I'm trying is mobile proxies instead and see how that goes. Can I ask, what email accounts were you buying to register on your own (gmail?) and did that help or are the accounts getting suspended anyway?

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MikeTO2 said:

your IP get flagged, all the accounts use this IP will also get banned.
try to change to a different proxy provider, the problem is not from your comment

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benalex said:

u need clean IPs

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