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Then when they eventually get banned again (after several hundred hours of cheating) Rockstar is hoping that they will buy another new copy to continue cheating even more.
Some cheaters have purchased the game over a dozen times since it's release. Hence why sales of the game have remained so unusually high over all these years.
Any time they need a boost in sales they toss out some bans and voila! The cheaters buy new copies and the sales figures get a nice bump.