GTA V Permanent Ban

[vouziy]

Hey so I have GTA 5 on Steam since 2020 - 2021 I think..? I am not sure. I had used a program to earn quick money, this a few months after I bought the game, I received a ban for 1 month and ok no problems, and then I stopped playing for
+- 5 months and I went back to playing a while ago and got banned again because I did the same ♥♥♥♥ and that second ban was permanent, and no problem, I cheated, and it was deserved, but yesterday I bought GTA 5 through the rockstar launcher and created another one account etc. but when I went to play the online mode I was banned too. I don't know if the ban works via IP or something, but I wanted to know if there is any way for them to remove this ban. Only on this new account I created. Because I want to play legit now and earn money without programs or anything. I tried to contact them yesterday, and I am waiting for a response. I think it deserved my GTA account on steam to remain banned because I did ♥♥♥♥, and it was deserved. But on this new account I didn't use anything, it was totally clean, and I just wanted to start over, what can I do?

[psykoteky]

Wait for them to respond. Plenty of people have created 'new' social club accounts, bought new/clean keys, and had zero issues playing/starting over (when they didn't accidentally link to an already banned social club account -.-).

edit - Doesn't mean squat about the steam account unless it already had a gtav on it.
If you bought gta from R* it was the R* version of the game? Not aware of them selling the 'steam' version 'from there'. Linking to steam would of been absolutely pointless (and again, likely mean nothing - unless it already had a link, and was banned --- this would include an egs account too). Literally a repeat of your other thread.

Though.. also possible.. you know.. something was still running.. etc.. you know..

[vouziy]

Originally posted by psykoteky:

Wait for them to respond. Plenty of people have created 'new' social club accounts, bought new/clean keys, and had zero issues playing/starting over (when they didn't accidentally link to an already banned social club account -.-).

I connected the new account to another steam account, so zero chances of that

[vouziy]

Originally posted by vouziy:

Originally posted by psykoteky:

Wait for them to respond. Plenty of people have created 'new' social club accounts, bought new/clean keys, and had zero issues playing/starting over (when they didn't accidentally link to an already banned social club account -.-).

I connected the new account to another steam account, so zero chances of that

another steam account that is not banned of course

[SqueakyTweaky]

Originally posted by vouziy:

Originally posted by vouziy:

I connected the new account to another steam account, so zero chances of that

another steam account that is not banned of course

Steam accounts don't get banned tho, it is the game linked to it that is banned. Only rockstar can help you we or steam can't do anything.

[∆̷2̷∂̷∑̷R̷∞̷֎∦]

I would not complain about a game ban when they can do worse things to you, study the patriot act law and then the cyber laws, you should really think about what you should not do, when it boils down to one thing your wasting your time and other people's.

Permanent bans can be enforced for over 20 years, they can ban you again and again over as many times as they want after you hit strike three on your first account for 20 years or ban any new account bought in your name.

Buying a new game is avoiding a game ban thus they can ban you even if you play clean with a new account, you can't sue anyone for you committing the crime.

I am sure if you bought a new game, the law written based on it, can be enforced on anyone, part of the United states federal cyber laws, include information based on cyber attacking and interfere with any companies services such as banking and transaction fraud and other felony based crimes to deny or interfere in their services is a crime, just like cyber harassing people.

If you buy a new copy, they have their right to ban, due to past judgment that will be reflected and enforced in the future there is nothing you can type on your keyboard to save you from a game ban or worse, did you see that young kid on national television in chains arrested by federal agents.

The basic's<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
Every illegally sold account is non transferable and thus can be ban if the original own's account was stolen and sold illegally, because the person who stole an account does not have a distribution licence and violates consumer safety acts, Rockstar can ban all transferred accounts with suspicious activity, since most identity thieves plan on murdering their victims in real life based on statistical past behavior of the convicted, really not smart to buy accounts.

Lets say an IRS agent reports to Rockstar you bought the game again while your being investigated for suspicious financial records and have no proof of income, or a cyber security company tracking your I.P. because visiting illegal hacking websites or you use their services to keep your system safe, any company can report illegal activity or
any citizen from any nation.

The more you complain about your ban will just give them enough information to do their worst to you or anyone, if convicted of a cyber crime you can lose your privilege to own an electronic device.

If your on parole its a violation so have fun going back in a cell, you can't run to Mexico anymore, most nations allow extradition so running won't help you.

[Kiwi {JESUS IS LORD}]

ur not banned, i see no gta ban on ur profile

[Maviba]

Originally posted by Kiwi {JESUS IS LORD}:

ur not banned, i see no gta ban on ur profile

You can't see other bans than VAC bans on steam....

[Maviba]

Well, you should have created both a new steam profile and a new R* account for that.
Your R* account is linked to the account of the shop-side you purchased it from.
So no matter if you bought it on Steam, Epic or even R* directly: your bans will always affect all accounts that are linked to that particularRockstar account..

So if you'd decide to buy the game on Epic now as well, but still link it to your old regular R* account, you'll be automatically banned there as well.

[Kiwi {JESUS IS LORD}]

Originally posted by Maviba:

Originally posted by Kiwi {JESUS IS LORD}:

ur not banned, i see no gta ban on ur profile

You can't see other bans than VAC bans on steam....

my point as we cant help him

[MASTAXPLODER]

buy some shark cards and stop cheating and this wont happen.

[Check Norton]

Don't use cheat like God mod in Heist 15P V 15P. I told you the truth that Rockstar focus on Heist PVP and PVP missions are necessary more than anything mission

[MASTAXPLODER]

you will have to buy the game again because you cheated. stop crying about it no one cares.

[in]

Originally posted by vouziy:

Originally posted by psykoteky:

Wait for them to respond. Plenty of people have created 'new' social club accounts, bought new/clean keys, and had zero issues playing/starting over (when they didn't accidentally link to an already banned social club account -.-).

I connected the new account to another steam account, so zero chances of that

You've said you've bought game via R* launcher in your first post "yesterday I bought GTA 5 through the rockstar launcher". Now that you've connected it via different steam.

[Domunicas]

Originally posted by A҉2҉D҉3҉R҉S҉0҉N҉:

I would not complain about a game ban when they can do worse things to you, study the patriot act law and then the cyber laws, you should really think about what you should not do, when it boils down to one thing your wasting your time and other people's.

Permanent bans can be enforced for over 20 years, they can ban you again and again over as many times as they want after you hit strike three on your first account for 20 years or ban any new account bought in your name.

Buying a new game is avoiding a game ban thus they can ban you even if you play clean with a new account, you can't sue anyone for you committing the crime.

I am sure if you bought a new game, the law written based on it, can be enforced on anyone, part of the United states federal cyber laws, include information based on cyber attacking and interfere with any companies services such as banking and transaction fraud and other felony based crimes to deny or interfere in their services is a crime, just like cyber harassing people.

If you buy a new copy, they have their right to ban, due to past judgment that will be reflected and enforced in the future there is nothing you can type on your keyboard to save you from a game ban or worse, did you see that young kid on national television in chains arrested by federal agents.

The basic's<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
Every illegally sold account is non transferable and thus can be ban if the original own's account was stolen and sold illegally, because the person who stole an account does not have a distribution licence and violates consumer safety acts, Rockstar can ban all transferred accounts with suspicious activity, since most identity thieves plan on murdering their victims in real life based on statistical past behavior of the convicted, really not smart to buy accounts.

Lets say an IRS agent reports to Rockstar you bought the game again while your being investigated for suspicious financial records and have no proof of income, or a cyber security company tracking your I.P. because visiting illegal hacking websites or you use their services to keep your system safe, any company can report illegal activity or
any citizen from any nation.

The more you complain about your ban will just give them enough information to do their worst to you or anyone, if convicted of a cyber crime you can lose your privilege to own an electronic device.

If your on parole its a violation so have fun going back in a cell, you can't run to Mexico anymore, most nations allow extradition so running won't help you.

You're fun

[Nero]

Haha that's awesome