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Was curious about it perhaps to advertise so just joined and participated only a little. Banned by copywriting sub-mod for a post on the technology sub. Mod on copywriting always upset me from the first time I ever posted so stopped posting on that sub. Instead went to marketing and tech but copywriting mod bans me from copywriting. A message appeared and when I replied to the mod, they banned me, after I asked why and HOW this could happen.

So why would I buy ads from there? If I can get banned from one sub-mod while posting on another, certainly I have no faith in purchasing ads now or as I intended to do, possibly recommending it as an addition to ads for my clients which I do run.

Search for "clickfraud" on the Reddit Ads help center. Zero results because Reddit Ads has no policy on clickfraud. More than 70% of the clicks you pay for are clickfraud and Reddit profit from every fraudulent click.

They permanently ban you for any little comment.

The reddit will punish you but not the moderator for sending exactly the same message "dumbfuck"

I used to be on Yahoo Answers which before it closed for good turned into a 'b*tch fest'. I was hoping Reddit would be a sensible forum with open, polite debate. I was wrong. The subjects are just echo chambers for one particular view. Example: the Brexit forum. If you are not a Remainer you will be blocked and cancelled. It is just a platform to lie about and insult those that used a democratic vote to Leave. A waste of time and effort

Good place for all the NPC's who enjoy hanging out with like minded people while the big guy and advanced AI rig the votes, edit comments and dictate over what you can and can't say.

I also haven't yet seen a place more afraid of free speech, some users are almost demonic and comments regularly gets shadow banned, meaning no one but yourself will be able to see what you wrote.

Mods are even bigger a**holes than government bureaucrats. Some communities are run by the same inner group of pedophiles, keep your kids away from this site.

we can't trust post votes and comment all spams

Reddit is just reddit. Some toxic community but overall fun

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Most of the stuff on here is fake. Most of it is just people looking for validation and like spinning a good story.

You do occasionally get an odd piece of advice or trivia that is useful. Other than that, complete waste of a website.

I purchased Reddit Ads on behalf of my business. They billed me for a number of paid clicks that was nowhere near the accurate amount (as shown on our Google Analytics dashboard). I disputed the charges with my credit card and Reddit counter-disputed, forcing me to have to submit tons of paperwork to try to recoup a couple hundred $ or just let them keep the money. It's not worth my time to file tons of paperwork to try to get a couple hundred dollars back, I just find it hard to believe that a large corporation is so cheap and sketchy when I showed them our Google dashboard proving their numbers were way, way off the mark. Avoid Reddit Ads. Use Google Ads or Amazon, way better return.

terrible, the team has no idea about the ad placements and fails to refund or credit ad spent even if they had a bug that didn't make the link in the ad clickable.
stay away until they fixed it