Why can't I run ads on reddit?

Ambrose1

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My side rents out Facebook advertising accounts. I ran ads on Reddit but it took a long time to approve and after 1 day it stopped running. Can anyone help me?
 
New accounts get hit hard, post organically for a week before ads and use an anti-detect browser/reddit app to keep things smooth
 
Reddit is strict with anything related to “account rentals” or “ad accounts,” so your ad likely got flagged for policy violations — you’ll need to rewrite it in a neutral way (e.g. focus on “ad account management service” or “media buying support”) and contact Reddit Ads support to request a manual review.
 
Looks like Facebook flagged your rented account common issue. Make sure info matches, avoid big spend jumps, use clean IPs. Renting is risky; better to build your own verified accounts for stable ads.
 
Reddit is strict with anything related to “account rentals” or “ad accounts,” so your ad likely got flagged for policy violations — you’ll need to rewrite it in a neutral way (e.g. focus on “ad account management service” or “media buying support”) and contact Reddit Ads support to request a manual review.
Thank you so much. I will try
 
Study the Reddit ad guidelines and make sure your ads are not breaking the rules.
 
Reddit is strict with ad reviews now, especially for account related services, so they often pause or reject those kinds of ads quickly.

So, read the terms and conditions before submit the ads.
 
Reddit is strict with ad reviews now, especially for account related services, so they often pause or reject those kinds of ads quickly.

So, read the terms and conditions before submit the ads.
So there is no other way?
 
Renting accounts often triggers platform flags building your own verified profiles might save headaches. Also, pacing your ad spend gradually can prevent sudden shutdowns.
 
Maybe Reddit flagged your ad or account for review. Try checking the ad status in the dashboard or contact Reddit support - they’re usually slow but helpful.
 
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