Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user whose Claude account was banned shares that the alternative "王者灵宝" is still usable, a migration note from the wave of bans.

After a Claude account ban, a developer tried GrokBot, subscribed to Cursor Pro, and ended up back on Opus 5.5.

The author used Claude Code desktop with REA to decompile Grokbot, joking about repeatedly testing the edge of an account ban, and the first run even triggered a safety downgrade warning.

One user notes that registering Claude via Cloudflare's dynamic exit IPs is risky, since the IP jumping between regions easily triggers a ban.

The poster weighs renewing ChatGPT, X Premium+ or Google AI Pro, saying two Claude accounts have already been banned and they don't want the hassle anymore.

A user says their company reimburses AI subscriptions for everyone, but most people can't subscribe to Claude without getting banned, so development relies on a relay service.

A user says they feel anxious about getting banned when asking Claude Code to do reverse engineering or security checks, and often first asks whether the task violates its principles.

A user wonders whether Claude Code is really better than Codex, considers subscribing to Claude, and asks for reliable resale payment channels that won't get accounts banned.

The author, banned on three Claude Max accounts, shares 10 lessons on payments, KYC and environment, plus a workflow of Fable planning, GPT-5.6 Terra reviewing and Opus doing the work.

A user reports that subscribing to Claude with a newly registered US Apple ID triggered risk control, but completing normal verification restored the account within a day.

Replying to others, the user says that by their own logic the $100 Claude Code plan should be more than enough, yet their Claude account has been banned.

A user had Grok Bot register a Claude account for them and it was banned instantly before they even saw the welcome screen, while their Claude auto-learning setup on Muse remains stable.