Does anyone have issues with new Reddit account
 

I created new Reddit account but it's caught in Reddit spam filter even if I didn't do anything against TOS.

Apparently, new accounts are automatically put in the sandbox and it's not possible to comment on other subreddits.

Submit cat photos with rainbows to /r/pics until you get your karma above 200 and then you can start posting other places, once you hit like 1000 karma your account should be mostly unlocked, but never use Reddit on a device you've already been banned from, they somehow know your MAC address or some shit.

I flip through about ~50 reddit accounts at my leisure, and make a new one whenever I feel like it. I join different themed subs with each account, and pick one according to my vibe at the moment.

Use a unique email, username and password for each and you shouldn't have these problems unless you're dicking around.

That's exactly how I treat GFY :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

Your online footprint has probably been flagged.

What about the IP address, are you changing it between logins? Are you using a proxy/vpn or a residential/mobile IP?
WG

It is not against Reddit TOS to have as many account as you want, but those accounts must not interact in any way.

I have 5-10 very active Reddit accounts, I use them without any issues, only with new ones.I had VPN installed on my new laptop, maybe it was flagged because of this? To Reddit, I was logged in from two different countries. How can I bypass this?

I still don´t understand how to use reddit...

I see lots of people posting in forums or threads such as onlyfans or porn lovers etc, and i go and post a pic and get told it was deleted by bot, like wtf?

why is a simple page so annoying to use lol :2 cents:

If one of your accounts gets banned, all 50 will get banned at the same time. Just something to consider.

If you get banned, new ones created will get banned too.

After a month or two I was able to create accounts again.
I even had the same IP as before.

I don't really dick around on reddit so I haven't experienced a ban yet. Most people I know that get banned be on there spamming, talking to themselves to fake boost engagement, trying to push their politics and opinions in the wrong subs, etc. There's a sub for everybody and everything on there, staying in your lane and not being all weird seems to be the best strategy for not being banned or put on any shit lists.

They literally make it nice and convenient to have as many accounts as you want, you don't even have to keep signing in and out of them... just switch.

I'm beginning to understand why you think a ban is the end of the relationship :1orglaugh

Ask ChatGPT or Claude to explain it. Seriously. They will explain it and do a good job.

Shoot me an email. I'll help walk you through the do's and don'ts. I need to talk to you about your content offerings anyway.