Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A user tried four Google accounts to access Claude: one was banned right after login and two were banned seconds after KYC, including one bought on Xianyu.

A user asks whether installing Claude Code CLI on a Grok bot's cloud machine and never logging into the Claude account from phone or PC would basically prevent bans.

A user says a Claude account bought through a proxy registration service was banned within days, then pivots to selling pre-made accounts with an order link.

A seller of ready-made Claude accounts warns that even with a ban guarantee, buyers who skip the setup package must fix their own usage environment or keep getting banned, linking a tutorial and Telegram group.

A reply suggests paying for Claude with Apple gift cards to lower risk and get refunds if banned, adding that risk controls mainly target Max while Pro is safer.

An account advertises a 450-yuan Claude Pro anti-ban package with remote environment setup, clean account registration, official top-ups and a 30-day ban guarantee.

A user says their two-year-old Claude account failed two appeals and appears permanently banned, and asks whether anyone's appeal has succeeded.

A user says their Claude account survived five days without a ban, but switching to Opus 5.5 felt like a quality drop, arguing hands-on feel beats benchmarks.

A user asks whether any Claude user in mainland China has kept an account alive without ever being banned, or whether a ban is just a matter of time.

A user who bought a Mac mini is afraid that logging into Claude from the new device will get the account banned, and is unsure whether to try.

Claiming the $250 Claude Code cloud session credit for Max users got two accounts banned; the author recovered using a US Apple ID and US visa.

The poster doubts claims that Claude accounts are being unbanned, saying several developers still report bans and sudden reinstatement seems unlikely.