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I originally posted irregularly on a sub and when I asked a mod for help as to why my posts weren't being approved, he randomly banned me from the sub without asking. I messaged and he said in the future I will be allowed again, he said 30 days.

When I logged out of my first account on my pc accidentally, I had to make a new one because I hadn't written my password down.

On my second account, since the 30 days passed, I made a post on that sub. I woke up to seeing reddit saying I got permabanned for ban evasion, and they won't reply to my pleas.

I found it really frustrating. I tried waiting 3 weeks after that and Making a new account. It got banned in 8 hours. Next week I make a new account, again banned in 8 hours.

I'm extremely disheartened that I got banned over a mistake and now I'm unable to use reddit at all.

Anybody else relate to this?

I use reddit for university subs as well so it's very frustrating I can't ask questions anymore.

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[–] Alice@hilariouschaos.com 0 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Sucks and truly am sorry. I've been permanently banned 9 times. (Changed devices alot upgraded them alot)

I learned, that if you want to keep your reddit account you don't socialize on there, give advice or opinions either.

You just have to go back to lurking and block every single person who's an argument staRter even if they aren't directly talking to you. Block them so they can't see your shit. They don't need to bc they'll pick at it.

You were too involved. That's what happened .

Get a second hand device from a Pawn shop if it means this much to you, make an another account not linking to your phone and use it to lurk only.

You can comment but think before you do I wouldn't recommend posting at all but that's up to your discretion I guess. I wouldn't posting just leaves you open to mass reporters who hate or don't agree with the sentiment in your post.

Just don't in my opinion posting makes you a target