Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

After their Claude account was banned but the subscription charge remained, the user had OpenAI's dot gather payment records and ban emails and appeal to Google; after an initial rejection, an SGD29.98 refund was approved.

The user says that after their Claude account was banned they no longer want to deal with it, and now hopes OpenAI keeps improving and cuts prices on older models.

The poster says they heard someone got their Claude or OpenAI account suspended for "hacking" their TV, half-jokingly.

The poster doubts people praising GPT's precision have used it, joking they were left dazed by Claude account bans and are now spreading rumors.

A poll demanding OpenAI restore Codex quotas includes an option venting that the author's Claude account was permanently banned.

The user says they chose Claude last year, got banned in August, switched to ChatGPT, and still finds it far from Claude's level while criticizing constant resets and marketing.

The user says that after being banned by Claude two months ago they moved to GPT, finding it more reliable for architects and senior devs while Claude tends to improvise.

A user vents that OpenAI models other than astra feel as frustrating as domestic ones, and adds that two of their Claude accounts were banned.

The author questions Altman's claim that OpenAI's internal models far surpass all others, and complains about being beaten by Claude while also dealing with bans.

Banned by Claude, the author stopped storing sensitive data there and moved financial, health and emotional data to OpenAI, while worrying OpenAI might ban them too.

A user says App Store subscriptions get refunded after bans, but after two Claude accounts were banned they gave up and switched to ChatGPT Pro.

A user vents that Claude accounts get banned, buying GPT requires a cumbersome virtual Visa, and pcl disappeared without notice.