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Fingerprinting works on a long term basis, as long as your user agent and other public browser and device data isn't too unique they can't use this to track you very well.

VPN/Proxy/TOR is all great ways to evade IP bans, those just works and aren't an issue here.

My guess is that there may be local data, cookies, cached data and similar which they can use to link you to the former account, or worse your identity.

First of all, use an entirely separate browser for all anonymous stuff. Configure that browser to delete all data once you close it, after a preddit ban, close the browser to wipe all it's data and then start over on a new profile. Make sure to install uBlock origin and script block to block all trackers and ads, otherwise, those could be the ones ratting you out. Gulag analytics for instance will recognize your device if you're logged into your gulag account and it's analytics scripts manage to load when browsing preddit.

Use a PC with GNU+Linux, avoid phones because they're full of spyware. Make sure the PC has RISC/ARM CPU or if you need x86, AMD, avoid intel (((israel inside))) crap.

Last but not least, preddit is impossible to use with a brand new account anyway. They say "just to to a small sub oyvey", but that's the problem, you need to build up karma to be allowed on larger subs, small subs are too inactive to build up karma. It's a waste of time. Might as well use a bot to post cute cat pictures to r/animals to farm some karma, but even there new users are shadow banned. 🤡🌎

For mental health, it might just be best to not visit preddit at all.

I don't know about Reddit, but when I got banned on 4chan, I only changed my IP address by rebooting my modem, cleared browser cache, deleted cookies for 4chan, and it worked.

Reddit makes money by quoting "unique monthly visitors" figures to its advertisers.

Those figures are not provided by Reddit themselves but third parties such as Nielsen.

What you type while being served those ads is irrelevant.

All your engagement benefits Reddit.

While I hope you get an answer that works, also wonder if you're addicted. At a high level, you're sitting in front of a device staring at it and clicking away while your life passes you by every time you go on websites like this one and reddit.

Clear your cookies. Avoid plebbit for a week or month or some shit.

Make new account, don't use it right away, wait to see if it lasts before doing anything with it.

If you are farming reddit accounts you need an anti detect browser and real proxies, not some VPN. Static residential or 4g proxies so you keep using the same ip until the account is banned.