reddit ban

[nembutal]

I used reddit to promo some entrepreneurial ventures and the feedback turned out pretty successful, then one of my accounts got permad and with it toppled the other dozen or so I had. Now I don't have a surefire way of building my platform (if you want to know, OF) and am worried about loss of income (I make 4 digits a month, but need to constantly gather new subs to keep this number steady and growing). Any new accounts I make are automatically banned within a couple of hours. Does anyone know how to circumvent this?

 

[Praestat_Mori]

I don't know exactly how platforms do it but they have ways to detect "alt accounts" even if VPNs are used. I would assume that AIs would als be able to detect similar writing style, behavior and all that. Imo you would need a genuinely new person / company to do that advertisement for you. Do your advertisements comply with reddit TOS?

It's never a good idea to build up an online business that depends on only one social media platform - they can ruin lives (income).

 

[Sylveon]

Don't Reddit bans work on a combination of IP and browser fingerprinting?

 

[Proteus]

You can appeal bans. If you did nothing, your account can be reinstated within hours.