The first big wave of bans seems to be over. But don’t relax—there may be more coming before the 5th.

Some customers think we should be responsible for these bans, so let’s clarify.

We follow Reddit’s rules, but Reddit may still ban accounts. Sometimes they ban many accounts at once; other times, it’s smaller and random.

As an account provider, I guarantee accounts are active when delivered—that’s all I can control.
We’ve done everything we can on our side, but once you get the account, Reddit’s actions are out of our control. They might ban it the next day for various reasons. We just provide accounts; how you use them and Reddit’s actions aren’t on us.

If every banned account got replaced, this wouldn’t be sustainable. Please remember, getting banned is a risk here—it’s just how this works.

We’ll replace accounts within 24 hours if you follow our warm-up guides, but beyond that, we can’t take responsibility.

🚀 We’re back and will list new accounts as they’re ready.

Soon we will have more accounts available for all of you, be patient, good things are expected.

Only the best players will remain.

Shadow bans are rarely caused by a single mistake 🚫. They usually happen because of a combination of behaviors that raise red flags 🚩. Here are some common triggers to avoid:

1️⃣ New accounts with minimal activity history 🕐.
2️⃣ Low-quality engagement scores 📉.
3️⃣ Deleting a large number of posts or comments 🗑️.
4️⃣ Reports from moderators or community bans ⚔️.
5️⃣ Reposting identical or repetitive content 🔄.
6️⃣ Using unreliable proxies or frequently switching connections 🌐.
7️⃣ Jumping from SFW to NSFW content too quickly 🔥.
8️⃣ Posting excessively, making your account look spammy 📤.
9️⃣ Artificially boosting posts with upvotes ⬆️.
🔟 Failing security verifications like reCAPTCHA ❌.

Even if your account has only a few of these triggers, adding another one can tip the scale ⚖️ and lead to a shadow ban.

🔑 How to Stay Safe

✔️ Take your time warming up new accounts ⏳.
✔️ Use consistent, high-quality proxies 🌍.
✔️ Avoid mass-deleting your post history 🚮.
✔️ Post strategically and avoid spamming 🗓️.
✔️ Engage authentically to improve your quality score 🏆.
✔️ Optimize your browser setup for better security signals 🔒.

While no strategy can fully guarantee protection 🛡️, following these tips will drastically reduce the risk of being shadow-banned.

👤 Total accounts for analyze: 27663
💀 Shadowbanned accounts (for all the time): 11519

📊 20 subreddits were analyzed

🚨 Attention, everyone! 🚨

We want to remind you how important it is to be extra careful with Reddit right now. Lately, there’s been a wave of account bans, so it’s crucial to take the right steps to keep your accounts safe.

💡 Here’s how to avoid getting flagged:
1️⃣ Warm up your account before posting: Engage in subreddits, leave comments, upvote, and act like a regular user.
2️⃣ Avoid spamming or posting aggressively: This can raise 🚩 red flags with mods or Reddit’s algorithm.
3️⃣ For now, DON’T post anywhere: Just focus on warming up your account and building solid activity.

🔴 Remember: Success comes from playing it smart. We’re here to support you, but your account’s safety is in your hands. 🙌

Got questions or need tips? Hit us up! 💌 Let’s keep it safe and avoid issues together.