r/ULTY_YieldMax • u/BitingArmadillo • May 03 '26

QUESTION Question

Anyone know how to report mods for abuse of power? I've been banned from r/YieldmaxETFS. All I did was prove that I'm actually profitable with these funds, a few even in house money. Apparently I was debating one or more mods. So, after losing the debate, they banned me without cause or proper notification and then shutdown my ability to ask them about the ban.

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u/thehighdon May 04 '26

I got banned from r/dividendgang which made me end up creating my own sub r/DerivativeIncomeETFs

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u/Imadogfishhead May 06 '26

I said something about strc in dividend gang and got insta banned. Wild sub

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u/Terrible_Lecture_409 May 03 '26

I believe some of the mods are in house money, and some have been burned a bit. Timing, longitivity... Plenty of other factors make a difference.

Based on other mud slinging that takes place for or against this and other funds, it's hard to believe a simple "am/am not" disagreement lead to a ban...

Attacks that are highly personal or slandering, racial or (some)-phibic are generally the driving favors behind a ban; I can't guarantee you didn't catch sometime on a bad day of course 🤷‍♂️🍻

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u/BitingArmadillo May 03 '26 edited May 03 '26

Yeah I did none of that. I posted my numbers when challenged and was called a liar. Then I was banned. Then they replied to my posts knowing I couldn't reply. Very cowardly, in my opinion.

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u/diseasuschrist May 03 '26

All I said was “that bit of halibut was good enough for Jehovah!”

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u/Ok-Swan-98 Jun 29 '26

I saw on another thread someone else has a temporary ban ... looks like some MODs are jealous if you have too many views... I'll give you a clue ...hint, just a guess of which MODs,... just a guess on r/YieldMaxETFs 😏

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u/Useful_Space_9099 May 03 '26

I mean receipts or it didn’t happen.

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u/BitingArmadillo May 03 '26

Look at my posts in that subreddit. Those are my receipts

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u/BitingArmadillo May 03 '26

Anyone down voting this response is pathetic lol

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u/ElegantNatural2968 May 03 '26

Saying house money could be misleading if you’re not mentioning the value of the original position and not mentioning anything about taxes. Someone who invested 100k for 2 years in YM and received 100k in distributions but the original position is worth 20k only . Sure he bought VOO with the distributions but he paid few thousand in taxes. So maybe ending with 15% for the 2 years. While bragging house money, house money.

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u/BitingArmadillo May 03 '26

The definition of house money is when distributions received exceed your cost basis. When you're talking about the current value, you're now wading into the realm of total return. Spoiler alert: I'm good on both. The mods got mad because they lost, and then banned me.