Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A seller is trialing ban-guaranteed 20x accounts at around ¥4,000 and two-person shared 10x quota at ¥2,088, with replacement on ban and Claude Code CLI-only access.

A user posts an image of their banned Claude account and says they broke down after seeing the reason given by the platform.

A user says their new account was banned after they proxied Opus 4.6 from Antigravity into Claude Code during a one-month Pro trial, and was unbanned once the membership expired.

A user who paid for a year of Claude membership says they will return to China in a few months and asks how to keep using Claude there without getting banned.

Replying to another user, they warn that logging into a web account and asking Claude to run a harness should not be kept up for long, or it will lead to a ban for botting.

The author argues that Claude's account bans are an AI-led derisking move that pushes heavy users to other AI services, bringing rivals traffic and revenue.

The poster is puzzled that Claude keeps banning accounts while waves of users still rush to buy subscriptions, knowing they might be banned.

A commenter tells another user they were most likely banned and suggests posting about it while tagging the Anthropic team or Lydia directly.

A long-form analysis of Claude desktop telemetry covers work environment, hardware and network, device signatures and behavior data, arguing users in China have almost no way to disguise themselves and avoid bans.

Anthropic announced a $100 million academy to train 10,000 forward-deployed engineers by the end of 2027, with the first cohort from Accenture and Morgan Stanley, while the poster notes that signing up first requires a Claude account that won't get banned.

A user says the wave of Claude bans on X shows a large price premium, since tokens are billed per usage rather than by subscription, leaving room to profit by reselling subscription-derived tokens.

A complaint post says the user's Claude account was banned and GPT was throttled again, leaving them unable to use either.