Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user who lost more than 30 Claude accounts shares a full anti-ban method: static residential IPs, fingerprint browsers, never opening Anthropic emails in a real browser, and not buying Max right after signing up.

A user says they received a Claude KYC notice, uploaded passport information, passed KYC, and has not been banned yet, but is unsure how long the account will last.

A frustrated user says their Claude account was banned again and is publicly offering paid compensation for advice on how to avoid bans.

The author calls claims like hosting a Mac Mini overseas or using a US SIM hotspot to access Claude exaggerated, and says Anthropic only needs one reason to ban an account.

A user says their turn has finally come and that Anthropic has banned their Claude account.

One user says their Claude account has never been banned even though they tell it they are in China and are Chinese, surviving the recent ban wave.

A post lists Shadowrocket settings such as enabling TUN, forced routing and disabling STUN to reduce Claude bans from proxy exposure, and also promotes a residential IP service.

A bureaucratic-style parody says 386,000 China-linked Claude accounts were banned in six months, with appeal completion and auto-reply rates both at 100%.

A user says their Claude account was suspended for "suspicious activities" minutes after their startup's application to the Claude startup program was approved, and asks Claude to reactivate it.

A user says their Claude account was banned even though they ran a Mac Mini at a friend's home in the US with a pure US IP and paid with a US bank card, and questions Anthropic's ban logic.

A post claims to sum up the fastest way to get a Claude Code account banned, without detailing the specific actions.

A reply reminds others to be careful not to get their Anthropic or OpenAI accounts banned, without explaining the specific reasons.