Keeping your account in good standing
Providers suspend accounts that look shared or unusual. A few simple habits keep yours clear of that.
Once delivered, the account is yours to use, and a ban during use is not refunded. Providers don’t publish all their rules, but most suspensions come from a handful of patterns.
One person, one account
Sharing an account, especially at the same time and from different places, is the most common trigger. If several people need the same AI, give each of them their own plan.
A steady connection
Use the account from a consistent location. Hopping between VPN countries during a session looks like account sharing to a provider.
The provider’s usage policy
Content that breaks a provider’s usage policy gets accounts banned, however they were bought. Read the policy of the AI you use.
Automation within the plan
Scripts, scraping or reselling access go beyond what a personal plan allows. Stay within normal, human use.
Gradual changes
Change one setting at a time, starting with the password, rather than rewriting the whole account on day one.
These habits lower the risk; they don’t remove it. Providers can suspend an account for reasons they don’t disclose. That is why a ban during use is not refunded. Please don’t buy if that is a problem for you.
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