Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

A joking post claims the author's Claude account was banned after uploading a floor plan, because the actual usable area was only about 60 square meters.

A list of exaggerated jokes mocking how fast and accurately Claude detects and bans Chinese users' accounts, even sweeping up Singaporean ones.

A Claude plush toy is listed at over 600 yuan on Xianyu, and the poster jokes about how many account bans it would take to earn one.

Someone cast a Qimen Dunjia chart on whether to upgrade to Claude 20x Max; a Grok reading saw signs of account anomalies, restrictions or bans and advised holding off for a couple of days.

The poster half-jokingly pitches buying up banned Claude accounts at $1 each, profiting from refunds, then recruiting agents and selling training courses.

An AI-generated short skit: the account is banned 30 seconds after a $200 membership top-up, support says bans need no reason, and the chairman orders the backup account banned too.

A user claims their Claude account was banned after making a China-themed edit of the Thanos IP, and posts a video complaining about it.

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.

A blogger's Claude app ban with a 'you are Chinese' notice went viral, drawing over ten million views and reposts within hours.

A chain of exaggerated jokes about Claude banning accounts at absurd speed and identifying Chinese users with 100% accuracy, Singaporeans included.

A post jokes that only two kinds of people use Claude reliably in China: those who pay for a full setup and those who are simply lucky, while everyone else checks for a ban first.

A long essay likens Claude to Rei Ayanami and Dario to Gendo Ikari, discussing restraint and rules, and notes a conversation can be cut off by an account ban.