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Many people are complaining about AI service bans, and unfortunately, there is little reason to believe the number of bans will decrease over time. I've put together a short guide on creating new accounts so that you and your business can always have access to top-tier AI tools.
First things first — digital hygiene.
If you had Claude or OpenAI installed on your laptop before getting banned, they may still have a hardware identifier associated with your device. For the time being, avoid logging in through the same application — simply uninstall it. Using the desktop app can help build trust, but not in your particular situation.
Next — registration.
Rent a cloud phone. It's simple and costs very little. Not ready to try new technology? You can register through a browser instead, but use a different one and at least clear your cache and cookies. That said, cloud phones are the future of AI agents, and this is a technology worth exploring.
A proxy isn't optional — it's a requirement.
Go with a mobile proxy. It offers a high level of trust, and in 99.9% of cases, the IP itself shouldn't raise any questions. Make sure to select the same country during registration as the country of your proxy.
An alternative is a static residential proxy. Always access Claude through that proxy and configure it directly in the Claude application.
Not sure how to set up a proxy or configure the application's network requests correctly?
Need a phone number? Rent one.
For a one-time SMS verification, a virtual number will do the job. However, if you need a number for ongoing use, choose a long-term rental or another authentication method. Virtual numbers are great for receiving SMS, but they were never designed to be a reliable solution for keeping the same number for an entire year.
Don't rush into paying.
You can issue a virtual card for your subscription at any time, but don't link it on the day you register. Let the account settle for at least two weeks: use the free plan first, and only then purchase a subscription and add your card.
The most important thing is practice.
Mistakes and difficulties along the way are completely normal. Eventually, you'll get the hang of it, and everyone will start asking you to create accounts for them — friends, colleagues, and even relatives. Keep practicing — you're not doing this just for yourself.
If you get banned, submit an appeal.
Draft it using another AI service. It can take your service's rules and enforcement practices into account and reference the relevant sections of the Terms of Service and applicable legal provisions.
First things first — digital hygiene.If you had Claude or OpenAI installed on your laptop before getting banned, they may still have a hardware identifier associated with your device. For the time being, avoid logging in through the same application — simply uninstall it. Using the desktop app can help build trust, but not in your particular situation.
Next — registration.Rent a cloud phone. It's simple and costs very little. Not ready to try new technology? You can register through a browser instead, but use a different one and at least clear your cache and cookies. That said, cloud phones are the future of AI agents, and this is a technology worth exploring.
A proxy isn't optional — it's a requirement.Go with a mobile proxy. It offers a high level of trust, and in 99.9% of cases, the IP itself shouldn't raise any questions. Make sure to select the same country during registration as the country of your proxy.
An alternative is a static residential proxy. Always access Claude through that proxy and configure it directly in the Claude application.
Not sure how to set up a proxy or configure the application's network requests correctly?
Need a phone number? Rent one.For a one-time SMS verification, a virtual number will do the job. However, if you need a number for ongoing use, choose a long-term rental or another authentication method. Virtual numbers are great for receiving SMS, but they were never designed to be a reliable solution for keeping the same number for an entire year.
Don't rush into paying.You can issue a virtual card for your subscription at any time, but don't link it on the day you register. Let the account settle for at least two weeks: use the free plan first, and only then purchase a subscription and add your card.
The most important thing is practice.Mistakes and difficulties along the way are completely normal. Eventually, you'll get the hang of it, and everyone will start asking you to create accounts for them — friends, colleagues, and even relatives. Keep practicing — you're not doing this just for yourself.
If you get banned, submit an appeal.Draft it using another AI service. It can take your service's rules and enforcement practices into account and reference the relevant sections of the Terms of Service and applicable legal provisions.
