Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

The poster asks whether many people are switching to Grok bot because Claude accounts are prone to being banned.

A user asks whether using Claude Code on Grok Bot's computer environment risks getting their Claude account banned.

A Hong Kong user reports several local Claude accounts were banned recently, and tools like Grok and Muse now also say Hong Kong is unsupported.

The author says Claude accounts get banned easily, but Opus 5.5 is still reachable without one by setting up a Grok Bot that Cursor can call, which requires a premium subscription.

A user whose Claude account was banned tried Grok bot on a friend's recommendation and says it feels like a different species from coding agents, closer to AGI.

The author asks whether people praising Grok Bot switched to it because their Claude accounts got banned.

Having had multiple Claude accounts banned, the author is deciding between Grok's bundle and Codex's Max Plan, which requires phone verification.

A user replies that they used Claude until getting banned, and now finds the Grok bot surprisingly good too.

A user reports their Claude account was banned seconds after registering through a Grok bot and asks why.

A post claims users whose Claude accounts were banned can buy a $30/month Grok Bot membership that includes a cloud PC and can route to Claude on the backend.

A user who used Claude for two years with a static IP, a foreign credit card and a self-built network check plugin says the account was still banned in late September, and has switched to Codex, Grok and WorkBuddy.

A user says Codex briefly became their main tool after their Claude account was banned, and that Grok bot is now their primary one.