Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user says Claude Pro keeps them unafraid of bans and can be used to drive a Pro 5x Codex as cheap labor.

A user says their long-lived Claude account survived IP changes and U-card payments, but every new account now gets banned once their repo is flagged frontier_llm.

A user reports their Claude 20x account was banned, while their 5x account has run stably for four months.

Using a Hulk analogy, the poster says Claude bans may come with no stated reason at all, and the real problem is opaque rules rather than risk control itself.

A user complains about Codex quality drops and a Claude account ban, and plans to use a home broadband IP plus a legitimate edu email to avoid future bans.

A reply thread centers on a Claude account ban, joking about the difficulty of keeping accounts alive and needling those who don't use Claude.

A user notes many Claude accounts are still being banned, says they have never been banned despite frequently calling Claude dumb, and promises a simple guide at 88 likes.

The poster attributes many Claude bans to users forcing all Claude traffic through a proxy with Proxifier.

The author jokingly claims Anthropic's Dario particularly likes banning Chinese users' Claude accounts and ties it to his earlier stint at Baidu.

The poster says their Claude account was banned last year and that switching to webshare this year luckily landed a very clean IP.

With Max 20x and US subscriptions also getting banned, the author draws on 500+ cases to list four rules for keeping a native Claude account and suggests Google Antigravity's built-in Claude models as a ban-free alternative.

A user laments that bought Claude accounts get banned without warning, saying repeated purchases just funnel money to Anthropic and a ban-proof Claude does not exist.