A week ago I created an account (@ZXCniSEDCNIZXcsefg) to serve as a temporary studio alt, not to evade any sort of potential moderation action but because I could not yet access my main studio account. I used a template game, added one LocalScript, wrote ~5 lines of code in the LocalScript, published the place to roblox (119728522033314) to start testing, and was then terminated for “Sexual Content” instantly. About a day later all of my other accounts were hit with enforcement bans. This is not fair. There is no world in which I should lose nearly every account I own for uploading an empty place with one LocalScript in it.
I heard that the only way to fully appeal an enforcement ban (meaning you get every account back) is to successfully appeal on the account that was initially banned. Now, atleast other victims of these enforcement bans actually have the option to appeal. I unfortunately was not born with the ability to see into the future and neglected to add an email to the account I would only use until I got access to my main studio account again. Because of this, the support agents keep telling me that they can’t verify that I’m the owner of the account even though I’m logged in when I create the appeal. They should not have any reason to refuse an appeal ticket submitted from the same ip the account was created on, the same ip the account logged into studio on, and the same ip the account was terminated for uploading an empty place on.
When I try to create an appeal ticket for any other account falsely hit with this that actually does have an email attached to it I am always greeted with the cookie cutter Appeal Rejected replies that everybody else gets. Genuinely what am I supposed to do about this? I guess I’m just lucky I didn’t lose this account, but I did lose everything else.