Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user says their Claude account was banned and their appeal was rejected, leaving the account still suspended.

A user says Claude subscription bans are routine and GPT occasionally bans accounts too, but asks whether anyone has seen a paid Gemini membership banned.

A user asks another person to share methods and experience for using Claude reliably without having the account banned.

A user says Gemini now supports calling Claude Opus 5.5 directly, removing worries about Claude account bans, but only paid Pro and Ultra users get access.

The author says their Claude account registered in May 2023 was banned today, suspects their proxy routing rules went too long without updating, and has switched to a backup VPS and US Apple account.

Replying to another user, one person jokes that simply posting "996" content in Claude will trigger an account ban.

After their Claude Code account was banned, a user paid 9,055 yuan for an annual GLM subscription, then requested a refund to re-subscribe at Hangzhou's half price, and support promptly refunded 9,040 yuan.

A user says they are trying a new way of using Claude and worries the account could be banned for it.

After a friend's GitHub account was banned, the author advises telling agents never to use browser automation on important accounts like X, GitHub and Gmail, and to prefer official APIs or CLIs.

The author jokes that a banned Claude account is no big deal, while a banned GitHub account means losing every repository, and wonders whether personal agents are the cause.

The post recommends gift card site Pockyt, saying it can be used to top up Claude and that the money can be refunded if the account is banned.

A blogger infers Anthropic's risk-control logic from public signs: bans target account pools, distillation, payment arbitrage and abuse, while ordinary users get caught by stacked traits like a new account, virtual card, 20x plan, shared node and full daily usage.