Reddit Post Removal
Review of unwanted posts against Reddit's rules, with reporting and follow-up.
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Old posts can still appear in search results years later. We explain the real options for older content, including deletion, privacy reporting and search results.
Pricing
No outcome is guaranteed. Reddit makes the final decision.
A post made years ago can resurface when someone searches your name, your business or an old username. It may contain details you no longer want public, an opinion you have changed, or someone else's claims about you. If you want to remove old Reddit posts, the first question is not how old they are. It is who wrote them and what they contain.
This is the most common misunderstanding we see. Deleting a Reddit account is not the same as deleting what the account posted. Reddit's own guidance is that deleting an account does not delete its posts and comments. They remain visible, with your username unlinked from them. Once the account is gone, you can no longer log in to remove the posts.
If you want older posts or comments removed from your own account, the safer order is:
If another person wrote the post, you cannot delete it yourself. The options are:
Age does not by itself make a post removable. A very old post that publishes your home address can still be reported as a privacy issue.
Reddit archives older threads so that new comments and votes are no longer possible. Archiving does not mean a post is permanent, but it does affect how some actions work. A deleted post can also remain reachable by direct link for a time, and search engines may continue to show it until they refresh their records. Google provides a tool for requesting removal of certain personal information from search results, and another for refreshing results that are outdated after the page changes.
Removing the original does not remove what others have already copied. Screenshots, quotes in other communities, reposts and third-party web archives are separate pieces of content, and each has its own rules and owners. We tell you up front where copies exist so that you can decide what is worth pursuing.
Unsure whether an old post can be removed?
Send the link. We review it and explain the options in plain language.
We establish who wrote the post, review the content against Reddit's rules, check where else it appears and recommend the cleanest route. That may be as simple as deleting your own posts correctly, or as involved as a privacy report with supporting evidence. If we think a request will not succeed, we tell you before you pay for work.
We cannot force Reddit, moderators or other websites to remove content, and we cannot guarantee results. Honest older posts that follow the rules are unlikely to be removed. For anything involving possible legal claims, such as defamation, speak to a qualified attorney. Our pricing for older posts is a custom quote after review, and our refund terms explain how orders are handled.
For related help, see Reddit post removal and personal information removal.
Not by itself. Reddit's guidance is that deleting an account does not delete the posts and comments you made. They stay up, without your username attached. If you want them gone, delete them first, while you can still log in.
If you wrote it and can still log in to the account, deletion is generally available from the post's menu. The exact options depend on the post. If you lost access, other routes apply.
Search engines update on their own schedule, and copies may exist elsewhere. Google offers a tool to request refreshing outdated results once the original page has changed.
Old-post work is quoted after we review the content, because the route and effort depend on who posted it and what it contains.
Review of unwanted posts against Reddit's rules, with reporting and follow-up.
Monitoring, accurate responses and long-term reputation guidance.
Doxxing and exposed personal details: privacy reporting and next steps.
Send us the link. We will review it against Reddit's rules and explain, in plain language, what options may be available and what is unlikely to work.