Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user jokes that Sonnet 5.5 can only be looked at, not used, since using it gets accounts banned, and recounts someone asking Muse how to avoid Claude bans and losing their account.

The poster argues that Claude account bans are being blown out of proportion, and that affected users can simply register again or switch to Codex.

The user says Sonnet 5.5 beats OpenAI outright and that they would open Claude Pro again, risking a fourth account ban, if OpenAI's Dev Day delivers nothing.

An employee at a US agricultural technology company says about 110 Claude Team seat users received account suspension emails at the same time, despite using US IPs and US accounts.

With the timeline flooded by cue posts again, the user jokes that after registering so many accounts, Claude surely has never banned a single one.

A user asked Muse how to prevent a Claude ban; Muse went and asked Claude, and the user's Claude account was subsequently banned.

A short English post in which the author says they were just banned from Claude and reacts with frustration.

A reply says it may not be a joke: the poster's company had its Claude account banned on the last day of the Mid-Autumn holiday.

A reply complains that OpenAI is disgusting and also mentions Anthropic's account bans.

The author notes Claude Sonnet 5.5 scores close to Opus 5.5 but says Anthropic has banned three of their accounts, so they ask others to share their experience.

The user asks how resubscribing to Claude with a gift card could charge a previously banned account, since login and payment both happen on a new account in the new app.

After their Claude account was banned, the user finds the official export button only returns account info and that desktop records are stored on the server, and asks how to export chat history.