Seven mistakes that turn a recoverable suspension into a permanent one

Short answer. The mistakes that most often make a suspension permanent are opening a new account, submitting a rushed or generic appeal, sending documents that do not match the account, describing fixes you have not made, arguing with the reviewer, submitting repeated identical appeals, and paying someone who claims inside access.

The seven mistakes

• Opening a new account: treated as ban evasion on almost every platform
• Rushing the first appeal when appeals are limited
• Using a template the reviewer has seen many times
• Documents with mismatched names, addresses or dates
• Describing corrective actions that have not happened
• Blaming the platform or the customer
• Paying for so-called insider reinstatement

What to do instead

Slow down enough to diagnose the cause, fix it, and write one precise submission with genuine evidence.

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