I think I was wrongfully banned and want to share light onto the situation how Bungie might accidentally caught some people in the crossfire
Of course all cheaters should be banned I’m talking about the “account recovery” section
I think people who got caught in the crossfire was people that did in fact share accounts but Bungie does have it in the TOS that sharing accounts is ok in some situations, for example the popular YouTuber Wallah goes on accounts all the time for videos .
I think what might’ve happened that Bungie just seen IPs address being switch up and just assume without no investigation or contexts to the matter
Thank you
And if people wanna point or assume I’m cheating I’m a 1.3 lifetime Kd in trials on console at that both ps5 and Xbox
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5 RepliesAppeal your ban here, that's all you can do: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Troubleshoot?oid=48629 If you already did that and quite some time has gone by without any communication from Bungie, it means your ban stays.
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10 RepliesJust gonna say. You have a number of questionable trials matches.
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4 RepliesHi there, Thanks for reaching out. If your account has incurred a ban, then the way to contact our Security team about it is through the [url=https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049024492-Contact-Form-Appeal-Ban-or-Restriction?_ga=2.188461352.1899742874.1733155105-1420294048.1731346808]Appeal Ban or Restriction Contact Form[/url]. If you have already submitted a ticket, you have done all you can, and will need to wait for a response. However, please note that there is no guarantee you will get a response, especially if your ban will be upheld. If several weeks pass with no reply, you can safely assume your ban will remain in place. Ban appeals are not conducted on the forums.