Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

One user says they want Gemini 4 not for the conversation experience but because their Claude account has been banned.

The poster says they had never heard that Claude accounts could be unbanned and suggests using the template to appeal after a ban, which may recover the account.

A user posts a screenshot showing that Claude's account ban notice now comes in Chinese, suggesting enough Chinese users have been banned for the company to localize it.

The poster says that instead of studying how to keep Claude accounts from being banned, people should watch this video, which Opus 5.5 helped produce.

A joking reply says that after the wave of Claude bans, they may look at friends who report being banned with less sympathy, hinting the reasons are questionable.

A user says they want to switch to Claude but cannot find a stable way to use it, as bans are so severe they have already lost several accounts.

A user who only runs Claude on their computer has Muse watch their Google mailbox so they can tell whether the account is banned while out, and shares a Muse invite code.

A user says they had used Claude for a year but their account was banned the same day after telling Claude they were 17 and asking for ideas, and is asking what to do.

A poster warns that setting Claude's interface language to Chinese raises the chance of an account ban and suggests keeping another language.

A reseller market post says Claude UnionPay payments look like entrapment, with accounts banned soon after paying, domestic cards rejected in tests, and no-KYC accounts proving more ban-resistant.

A discussion argues that Muse cloud PC data-center ASNs and rotating exit IPs are treated by Claude as risk signals that outweigh hiding identity in prompts, and asks whether a banned account's IP jumped heavily before the ban.

A user jokes that if Claude does not ban everyone, only the $200 subscribers may survive, since that fee is protection money.