Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A post listing 2026 must-haves labels Codex as the "Claude banned version", positioning it as the fallback after a Claude ban.

A staged account of skills Chinese users pick up to reach overseas services, including cheap dirty-IP proxy services getting X, Instagram and Claude accounts banned, prompting a move to residential IPs and dedicated nodes.

A user asks whether it is true that Anthropic recently relaxed its Claude account bans and restored access for a number of users.

Another Claude Pro user was banned after a single conversation post-payment; commenters report bans within minutes, with third-party top-ups plus previously banned devices the riskiest combo.

A promo for GamsGo's shared subscriptions warns that chat history is visible within an account and the platform isn't ban-proof, but offers replacement or refund if an account fails.

A user reports their Claude account was banned and the Claude instance deployed on their BandwagonHost server stopped working too.

The author reads Anthropic's S-1: violating customers were 5–7% of first-nine-month revenue, enforcement tightened in Aug–Sep, and the filing warns this may lower total revenue and growth; terminated subscribers get no refund.

After hearing many Claude accounts were banned, this user says theirs is still fine despite daily use for vector sticker design.

The post says shared proxy nodes can't survive Claude's risk controls and promises a breakdown of dedicated IPs, environment spoofing, and subscription channels.

A user who worked in Claude switched to Codex after his account was banned and found it can't deliver for non-expert users who describe tasks loosely, unlike Claude.

The author turns their own email into a ban notice and draws an AI illustration of a 'genius programmer's fall', tagged with Claude account bans.

The author hit a Claude server error and immediately assumed their account was banned, but it was just proxy nodes failing; reflects how ban anxiety has become reflex for Chinese users.