Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

After burning through Claude quota in two days, the author avoids the 5x plan for fear a ban would taint their environment and IP, and finds new signups demand ID verification that rejects Chinese identity.

A seller offers pre-made Claude Pro accounts for 450 yuan, bundling top-ups, remote IP and environment setup, and a 30-day anti-ban warranty.

A user asks how long others' Claude subscriptions lasted before being banned, saying theirs was suspended after only seven days.

A promotional link claims its new Claude account has run a month without a ban, while also selling Gemini student verification and GPT accounts.

Explains that domestic cards get rejected by Stripe, cheap virtual cards are blacklisted and jumping login IPs trigger bans, then pitches Apple in-app purchase or a trusted top-up shop.

A user replies that most AI accounts seen on Twitter can use Claude stably, and their own setup with BandwagonHost and Bewild has gone two years without a ban.

A user claiming to have been Anthropic's Greater China HCI experience lead says their account was banned after stress-testing risk controls, and that the ban is why they left.

Replies to a user asking whether their previously banned Claude account was successfully reinstated after appeal.

A user says they used Claude for three years without a ban, suspects asking about internals got them flagged for distillation, and that a new account stays safe without distillation or relay-station traits.

The poster's main Claude account has survived nearly two months while a fresh Google account got banned within minutes, crediting a clean VPS, a fixed-IP browser and an Apple account.

The user sarcastically claims to have been Anthropic's Greater China chief human-AI interaction officer, saying the departure wasn't over safety disagreements but because they banned his account.

The author, a heavy Claude user, says two Max and one Pro accounts were banned and is now experimenting with different appeal styles.