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Appeal a deactivation
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Previous appeals
- #1 · Oct 8 — upheld in 4 min 30 s · reviewed by Automation
- #2 · Oct 10 — upheld in 2 min · reviewed by Automation
Appeals closed automatically: 3
Scene 03 · Oct 8, 09:40 UTC — with your brief attached
Your appeal
Built for the human who will read it — with you watching.
What the system flagged
“API key used from 300+ IPs in 48 h” — one key answering from hundreds of addresses is, to a fraud classifier, the classic shape of a leaked key being resold by the hour. Confidence 0.71.
Restated so you can answer the actual accusation — not a 47-page document.
Your side
Evidence
- Handoff brief — from your chat (attached automatically)
- architecture-note.md
- request-sample.txt
- launch-changelog.md
A request sample showing one user-agent across every “suspicious” IP is the single most persuasive thing you can attach.
Review & send
- Answering: API key used from 300+ IPs in 48 h (0.71)
- Your statement — 45 words
- Handoff brief + 3 evidence files
A named human reads every word. Target: 24 h. If evidence needs more time, we tell you — we don’t go quiet. No bot may close this appeal.
Appeal filed. The clock is running.
A specialist is being matched — usually within the hour. The target for a written, named decision is 24 h from now — watch it live on the status page.