"My in-game currency is still there—but my 1,300 hours of trust got banned."
🎮 I’ve been playing EA’s game since Season 1, and now my account has been banned for no reason.
I still remember the early days, when cheaters flooded the game. I kept playing fair, grinding through every match with real effort.
Since Season 8, I’ve completed every battle pass—every mission, all by myself, no cheats, just pure dedication.
I’ve put in over 1,300 hours into this game.
I’ve made purchases, supported the platform, and I still have unused in-game currency sitting in my account.
My highest rank was Gold, earned through skill and time. What possible reason would I have to use cheats?
And now EA just bans me—no warning, no explanation.
Every reply is a copy-paste message. No real response. No real accountability.
This isn’t about stopping cheaters. It’s about punishing the most loyal players.
This isn’t a random error—it’s a system that ignores trust and investment.
I’m sharing my story not to vent, but to speak up:
📢 We are not just users—we’re the foundation that keeps EA alive.
⚖️ Fairness and transparency should be the baseline for any game.
🧭 Every player deserves the right to appeal and be heard.
If you’ve been banned unfairly, had payments ignored, or received robotic replies from EA’s support—I invite you to speak out too.
#EAFail #PlayerDignity #FairGaming #AccountJustice #1300Hours
Hey SUSABAKI,
Just to clarify, there should be an explanation sent out any time there's an account action such as a ban. It looks like that was verified for you back in Case 213031908, which you should be able to review here if there was any question about the initial action.
That would let you know which part of our Rules of Conduct was broken, including examples of what behavior would fall under that particular section. In a situation involving cheating as mentioned in your post, this will not include specific program names or other details that would be beneficial to those that might wish to circumvent our detection.
If you appeal after that, each appeal is reviewed by a different member of our Terms of Service team. Just because you receive a templated message does not mean your case wasn't reviewed. The ToS team may use templates to make sure they're providing consistent information to those in similar situations.
You're welcome to appeal a few times and a different member of the ToS team will check our records and review what took place each time. If they've completed multiple reviews and all reached the same conclusion, they may let you know they've completed all investigations and not to expect further responses. If you've reached that point, it would mean they've verified the initial action that took place and the decision will be final.
I'm afraid that is not something that can be changed here or through any other channels if the account has reached that point.