What To Do If Your IMVU Account Got Permanently Banned
If your IMVU account is permanently banned, it can be difficult to figure out how to proceed. Getting in touch with the support teams for online social platforms is usually pretty complicated. This means that trying to get IMVU to reopen your account can take up a lot of time and be very frustrating.

When your account at IMVU or anywhere else is suspended, DoNotPay can help you appeal with less stress and better results. Here's what you should know about permanent bans on IMVU.

Why Was My IMVU Account Banned?
There are a few different things that could be going on if your account has been banned. Sometimes IMVU bans accounts because they're trying to protect you from fraud. Other times, the site administrators might believe that you've violated the site's rules in some way. There are three major reasons that your IMVU account may have been disabled:

1. Terms of Service Violations
These can include asking for others' passwords, posting inappropriate content, stealing credits, or any other inappropriate activity. You also can't buy or sell credits to other users or share an account with others.

2. Suspected Fraud
Sometimes your account is put on hold to protect you from fraudulent transactions. This can happen if there were unusual transactions on your account or if you haven't logged in for a while. Your account could also be frozen if you log in while traveling and the site flags the different locations as suspicious.

3. Violating Creator Rules
Users who create content on IMVU could be banned for additional reasons. These can include marking adult content as being appropriate for general audiences, using copyrighted material in your content, or artificially boosting the popularity of your products by sending credits to other accounts.

If your account was frozen because of suspected fraud, you're much more likely to be able to reopen it without a hassle than if IMVU believes you violated the site's rules.

How to Reopen Your IMVU Account on Your Own
You should receive an email from IMVU explaining that you have been banned and why. This will help you understand the situation so you can make the best case for why your account should be restored.

1. Make an Alternate Account.
You may need to make an alternate account before you submit a ticket to ask about your ban. Getting in touch with support can be difficult if you're not logged into an account.

2. Submit a Case.
After you log in to your new account, click "contact support" to submit a help center case. Explain what happened and ask to have your original account reopened.

If your account was put on hold due to inactivity, you'll need:

The email address associated with your account
The location where you signed up
The birthday associated with your account
The approximate date you last logged in
3. Escalate Your Ticket.
If you don't receive a good response, you can ask the support team to escalate your ticket, which means transferring you to a manager or more experienced colleague. A staff member with more authority might be in a better position to resolve your issue.

You can also try sending a request to reopen your account by mail to:

IMVU

PO Box 2772

Redwood City, CA

94063

You can also try contacting the company by fax at: 650-321-7263

Writing a successful appeal letter can be challenging. Figuring out what to include and how to make the best case can take a lot of your valuable time.