Why are all accounts I register on Reddit with TOR browser shadowbanned almost immediately?

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I post just one time and the accounts are immediately shadowbanned.

How do I create more accounts without being shadowbanned?

Will using a VPN work?
 
I post just one time and the accounts are immediately shadowbanned.

How do I create more accounts without being shadowbanned?

Will using a VPN work?
tor is good to to prevent websites to find out about who you are, and it’s bad for making accounts (if you wanna know how tor works do some research about it)
I don’t use Reddit that much but I know for most websites and platforms you need to use more than just a vpn, and that means:
residential ip proxy
good browser cookies (search about anti detect browsers).
by the way, I like your tor username, it’s screaming like: they made me with tor
 
I post just one time and the accounts are immediately shadowbanned.

How do I create more accounts without being shadowbanned?

Will using a VPN work?
Because Tor Change IP every single Secs due to Reddit Tracing system their Spot that when You create and Thats why you immediately ban
 
Because you use TOR ip. those IPs are blacklisted.
even if you will be able to create them - they won't last more then a day or two.
 
onion sites and tor dont ever use it mate try to use legit links
 
I don't think TOR is best option for reddit
better use RDP or any good quality stable VPN + own browser
 
Did you register them all on the same device?
 
You have to use a software like Multilogin to make Reddit think your accounts are being managed from different devices and good IPs for each account.
 
blustack + HMA VPN = ok
 
Were you using VPNs in the first place with the one account that got shadowbanned? VPNs aren't generally recommended for social accounts. Ask yoursefl - would you ever spend a whole day in a datacenter computer scrolling through your account? This isn't natural behaviour. What is natural is you using your mobile to scroll through your feed and take actions, likes, upvotes, love reacts, comments anything. And this why you need mobile proxies. True mobile proxies connect to real cell phone towers and also run on dedicated mobile devices. So the first impression here is that you are not a robot. Secondly, mobile proxies keep rotating between your IP and a general pool of IP being used by several other customers. Social media platforms refrain from shadowbanning or blocking these IPs because they could be banning anyone. This is what makes mobile proxies so powerful.
 
The only things that work for Reddit account creation are residential proxies and 4G mobile proxies. VPNs do NOT work, there have been plenty of posts on BHW regarding this. I've made this mistake myself, have a couple hundred shadowbanned accounts as a result. Don't use VPNs for Reddit, don't use TOR for Reddit, don't use datacenter proxies for Reddit.
 
I post just one time and the accounts are immediately shadowbanned.

How do I create more accounts without being shadowbanned?

Will using a VPN work?
Not only are those IPs banned like others said, but you are presumeably signing up from a browser with absolutely no cookies stored on it. Reddit, Google... etc all share cookies in some way. So when you're signing up, it's on a COMPLETELY blank slate. Like @imccafey said, that's not normal. What normal person just has an absolutely blank browser, never clicked on any social links, never logged into a social account, never viewed any news article... and is just suddenly signing up for Reddit?

The accounts you are signing up are not even a red flag to reddit... It's on a whole other light spectrum it's like a gamma ray flag..
 
What normal person just has an absolutely blank browser, never clicked on any social links, never logged into a social account, never viewed any news article... and is just suddenly signing up for Reddit?
A lot of people randomly signup for Reddit, as it's one of the most popular websites in the world, and you absolutely don't need cookies to sign up for Reddit.

That's not the issue at all.
 
A lot of people randomly signup for Reddit, as it's one of the most popular websites in the world, and you absolutely don't need cookies to sign up for Reddit.

That's not the issue at all.
Yeah, a lot of people randomly sign up for Reddit. But you're missing my point. They sign up on a browser that has been warmed up, a trusted IP, it's "seen" the internet before and vice versa. FB does the same thing, you need to warm up a browser first by clicking Facebook buttons around the web first, before you sign up for Facebook. I've tested it many times.
 
He already answered his own question in the title with caps on

leave him alone
 
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