Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A reply recommends buying 10-day Claude memberships on GamsGo, since long-term self-opened accounts tend to get banned and short rentals suit better.

The poster jokes about shorting Anthropic with all their funds if banned again after its IPO, then checks their balance and decides to appeal instead.

Based on 20+ banned Claude accounts, the author lists subscription, payment, IP, usage-pace and multi-account risks, recommending static residential IPs plus real credit cards.

A user reports someone was banned from Claude because their profile page listed "security researcher" as their job description.

A reply argues Claude only bans Chinese accounts and not French ones, questioning why French researchers don't distill from OpenAI instead.

A user says five of their Claude accounts have been banned and asks for recommendations of a reliable third-party relay service.

The poster says their Claude account was banned immediately after logging in, concluding a good VPN, ideally self-built, is a prerequisite.

A short reply remarking that Claude bans accounts, cited as a downside in conversation.

Anthropic's IPO filing admits roughly 5–7% of first-nine-month revenue came from policy-violating customers, since bans lag behind detection, and it stepped up enforcement in August and September.

The author says Claude's account bans are indiscriminate, citing overseas users who were also suspended and found no way to appeal, with a YouTube link.

A user says their Claude account was banned again and asks others for tips on how to avoid getting banned.

A post claims Anthropic's IPO filing shows about 7% of revenue comes from accounts later banned for violations, and expects that share to decline as anti-ban methods spread.