OpenAI mass bans hit account resellers; DeepSeek traffic surges as users appeal wrongful bans
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-11-07
Account reseller groups were hit by a wave of OpenAI bans today, with one group chat flooding with 469 messages. Screenshots show DeepSeek usage surging overseas bans and briefly erroring out ("DeepSeek Messages stream ended"). The poster notes users who didn't run reverse proxies or resell API credits can appeal — some have already received OpenAI apology emails restoring wrongfully suspended accounts.
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