Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A reply argues Claude bans are not about being Chinese but about using the service from mainland China and other restricted regions.

A commenter says IP matters for Claude bans but isn't the main factor, and a cheap workaround is worth trying after a locally run account gets banned.

A comment mocks how someone wrote 60 posts about Claude account bans that each drew laughs, joking Claude would ban itself after seeing them.

A user argues that communicating with Claude in English reduces the chance of account bans, framing language skills as a way to lower risk when using overseas AI tools.

The author argues agent markets are winner-take-all: users currently discuss how to avoid Claude bans, but will switch the moment a stronger model appears.

A commenter says heavy distillation of Claude in China has made Anthropic trigger-happy, so even clean-IP users can get banned if their prompts look suspicious.

A video post claims the account was banned not over pronouns but for asking about Dario's wife's ties to Epstein.

A user complains that both of their Claude accounts have been banned, sharing a screenshot with the post.

A user says this is their fourth banned account despite light Claude Code usage, and includes a detailed yacht portrait image prompt.

A commenter says over ten of their Claude accounts were banned and now uses DeepSeek for work via Claude Code and GPT for personal use.

The user says they told Claude it writes code like Liz beats eggs and then got banned.

A frequent Southeast Asia traveler says their Claude account gets suspended when their network environment is poor, so they use Copilot for corporate work and prefer ChatGPT for writing.