WTF is going on with reddit?
- Thread starter Dilana
- Start date
- Sep 17, 2025
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There are many reasons your accounts can be banned, maybe you're spamming comments... or reddit knows that you're farming accounts...
If you'll be using these accounts for posting and commenting, i suggest outsource these tasks if you're running your own business, use posting and commenting services so you can boost your business and optimize your time
DroidFarmer
BANNED
- Jul 7, 2025
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Why do you all still use cloud anti detect? Build your own set up with bas or zenno to be sure everything is clean. With baas you can’t be sure
Dilana
Power Member
- Nov 9, 2023
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Yes, i have heard from many normal users getting banned latly for nothing, and they have only one account and they are normal reddit users, reddit is hurting it self like this, most of it is thread now half of the comments from banned accounts, like wth.
Tzako2000
BANNED
- Dec 16, 2017
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It's like Reddit want follow tumblr to block nsfw and spam content, and drop their traffic
LewisHamiltons
Registered Member
- Oct 20, 2025
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Even with varied setups, some months the algorithm just seems stricter. Slowing down activity and spacing out posts might reduce the hit rate.
glab
Newbie
- Jan 22, 2025
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Maybe it is the anti-detect browser leaking. Try without , but use your mobile proxy. Just login with a normal account. Then start slowly layering back in all the stuff you normallly do. Eventually you might see what caused the issue. The other thing you can do is check your setup against https://browserleaks.com - it might show you what' leaking from your anti-detect browser.
- Apr 15, 2021
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Nobody knows what's going on except you, cause no one is seeing your comments. Most of these posts offer no proper context at all. Last time i got to check the account of someone who came here to complain about doing everything write and getting banned, his Reddit account was a very obvious spam account making all sorts of mistakes.
Nothing changed with Reddit this month. If you experienced a barrage of bans like never before it's because Reddit finally caught up to you and banned everything it could detect as being associated with you.
And, btw, those browsers can be detected.
PixelPitchCo
Junior Member
- Sep 24, 2025
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yes. many real users are getting caught in this as well.
AmericanFlagMask
Registered Member
- Feb 25, 2022
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Sounds like a platform wide problem.
- Mar 20, 2016
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Sounds like platform detection has tightened recently. Even with clean setups, stricter algorithms can trigger bans.
Try slowing activity even more, vary your behavior, and double-check any patterns that could look automated.
Sometimes it’s not your setup but systemic updates on their side.
Try slowing activity even more, vary your behavior, and double-check any patterns that could look automated.
Sometimes it’s not your setup but systemic updates on their side.
jasondenzer
Power Member
- Nov 11, 2015
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So I've been using this procedure for most of 2025 and it's been working UNTIL lately. Using Dolphin + Residential sticky 60 min IP. All manual, no bots.
1. Check IP to see its fraud score to make sure it's as low as possible.
2. Do a few Google searches.
3. Search something that leads me to Reddit.
4. Create Reddit account.
5. Scroll for a few mins then let the account sit.
6. Comment on a designated subreddit that has no CQS filter/karma requirement.
7. Then slowly add more comments. Do this until I get enough karma and at least moderate CQS.
Unfortunately, I'm experiencing this exact same problem. Most of my new accounts are not surviving. In fact, I'm noticing that I can no longer send upvotes to anything despite warming this for over a week. It seems like if I can't upvote anything, the account is going to be on the chopping block. Like if I make just 1 removed comment, the account is fried. Yeah seems like Reddit is cracking down on this. I'm still trying to figure out a counter.
1. Check IP to see its fraud score to make sure it's as low as possible.
2. Do a few Google searches.
3. Search something that leads me to Reddit.
4. Create Reddit account.
5. Scroll for a few mins then let the account sit.
6. Comment on a designated subreddit that has no CQS filter/karma requirement.
7. Then slowly add more comments. Do this until I get enough karma and at least moderate CQS.
Unfortunately, I'm experiencing this exact same problem. Most of my new accounts are not surviving. In fact, I'm noticing that I can no longer send upvotes to anything despite warming this for over a week. It seems like if I can't upvote anything, the account is going to be on the chopping block. Like if I make just 1 removed comment, the account is fried. Yeah seems like Reddit is cracking down on this. I'm still trying to figure out a counter.
Dilana
Power Member
- Nov 9, 2023
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Yes this is the problem, i IP are so good and clean, did you changed the emails of yur accounts or it is the same the original one that it created with ?
I use to warm up accounts so easly, commenting from day and gain kamra slowly, and even if your comment get fitred out in some subreddits because of your low karma it was fine but now if that happned reddit will likley ban you, also the warm up must be so slow, only scroling and upvoting for days befor make any comment.
My accounts that got banned they got banned when i started commenting more often reddit now see it as spam, if your account start making three comments a day for an account that has low karma, reddit just made the warming up blank accounts even harder and slower now.
jasondenzer
Power Member
- Nov 11, 2015
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Personally, I don't buy accounts. I just make them and grow them myself. It doesn't help that I use TempMail but I doubt that had much to do with the account quality. Maybe GMail could've worked better? I don't have many resources to buy GMails or PVA accounts so I'm in a bit of a tough spot. Yeah I think I should slowly comment only once per day or 2. Regular humans do comment a lot on new accounts but of course, Reddit doesn't like that nowadays. Seems like it's difficult for me to crack the code nowadays.
jasondenzer
Power Member
- Nov 11, 2015
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Okay so I've tested a few accounts and it seems like shadowbans occur if you comment more than once every 24 hours early on. Guess Reddit has a hard limit of 1 comment per day. I just created a new account and commented within 5 mins. Guess what? Comment is still here so no shadowban so far. I guess I won't be commenting until another 2 days from now. We'll wait and see.
Dilana
Power Member
- Nov 9, 2023
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Thank you so much, please keep me updated with your process.