Getting banned on Feeld usually comes without warning. One day you’re chatting or swiping — the next, you see a message: “Your account has been terminated.” No explanation. No clear next step.
It’s frustrating — especially if you weren’t trying to break any rules.
Most bans happen because your profile gets reported too many times. Sometimes it’s a photo, a line in your bio, or just someone misreading your intent. Other times, Feeld’s system flags something automatically.
If this happened to you, you have two real options:
- Appeal the ban and ask Feeld to review it
- Start over — carefully — with a clean setup
This guide walks you through both paths. What works. What doesn’t. And how to avoid getting banned again.
Why Bans Happen and What Feeld Tracks
Feeld bans aren’t always about breaking the rules. Most happen after your profile gets reported, often without context.
You might get flagged for:
- A suggestive photo (even if it’s not explicit)
- Linking to outside platforms (OnlyFans, Telegram, CashApp)
- No face photo or an empty profile
- Misleading setup (like selecting “woman” when you’re not presenting that way)
- Too many short, low-effort messages that look like spam
Enough reports, and Feeld’s system will automatically terminate your account — no human review, no warning.
Feeld also tracks what you use to sign up:
- Your email address
- Your device ID (the phone or tablet you use)
- Your IP address
- And sometimes your phone number (if used for verification)
If you reuse any of these, your new account could get flagged instantly — even if everything else looks legit..
How to Appeal a Ban (and When It Works)
Before trying to create a new account, it’s worth appealing — especially if the ban felt unfair or unexpected.
Feeld has a support process for this. It’s not instant, but if you explain your case clearly, there's a real chance they’ll reverse the decision.
Step-by-Step: How to Appeal
- Go to support.feeld.co
- Open the chat in the bottom-right corner
- Select: “My account is banned (existing user)”
- Enter the email you used with your account
- Paste or type your message (see below)
If the chat doesn’t work, you can email:
📧 support@feeld.co
Subject line: Ban Appeal – Feeld Account (your email)
What to Include
- The email tied to your account
- Rough date the ban happened
- A short, respectful message explaining your situation
- Ask for a review — don’t argue or demand
Feeld Ban Appeal Message Template
Hi Feeld Support,
My account under [your email address] was recently terminated. I’m not sure why this happened, and I’d like to request a review.
I’ve gone through the Community Guidelines and will follow them closely. If something I posted was against the rules, it wasn’t intentional, and I’d appreciate a chance to fix it.
Thank you for your time,
[Your name or Feeld name]
When Appeals Tend to Work
- You were reported but didn’t break any rules
- The issue was a profile setting or photo that was misunderstood
- You made a mistake, but you’re honest about it and willing to fix it
- It’s your first time dealing with this
How to create a new Feeld Account after ban
If your appeal doesn’t work — or Feeld never replies — your only option is to start fresh. But doing it wrong will get you banned again, sometimes within minutes.
Here’s how to create new account without getting flagged:
1. Use a brand-new email
Your old email is tied to your terminated account. Create a fresh Gmail, Outlook, or any email never used on Feeld.
2. Switch devices or reset your phone
Feeld tracks device IDs. If your phone was flagged, any new account on that same device might be banned instantly.
Best option: use a different phone or tablet. If that’s not possible:
- Delete Feeld completely
- Clear app data and cache
- Reset your advertising ID (Android)
- Consider a full factory reset as a last resort
3. Change your IP address
Feeld may block or shadow-ban IPs from flagged devices, public Wi-Fi, or bad VPNs.
- Use mobile data instead of home Wi-Fi during signup
- Or use a trusted VPN (not free ones) with a clean, residential IP
4. Avoid old or flagged phone numbers
Feeld used to require SMS verification — and still might for “suspicious” accounts. If you get asked to verify your phone number, using one that’s already tied to a ban won’t work.
- If prompted, use a real mobile number you’ve never used on Feeld
- Avoid VoIP numbers like Google Voice — they often get blocked
- Use Services like DatingZest offer Feeld-ready numbers if needed
5. Build a clean, compliant profile
This matters more than people think. Most fresh bans happen from reports — not signup.
- Use clear, non-sexual photos
- Don’t post outside links, payment handles, or mention sex work
- Avoid misleading setups (like pretending to be a couple when solo)
- Write a real bio. Empty or vague bios often get reported as fake
Do all of this before opening the app again. Don’t reuse any part of your old setup. One mistake — reused email, flagged number, or old profile pic — and the new account could be auto-banned.
Do it right once, and you’re back in.
Mistakes That Get You Re-Banned Fast
Skip these, or you’re back to square one.
- Reusing anything from your old account
Same email? Blocked. Same phone number? Flagged. Same device? Risky. Feeld tracks it all. - Opening multiple accounts too fast
Don’t create three profiles hoping one sticks. It triggers spam detection. One clean setup is all you need. - Copying your old profile
Same photos, same bio, same vibe — people recognize it and report you. You’ll get banned before anyone replies. - Pushing your luck with appeals
Spamming support or getting aggressive won’t help. Be respectful and patient. If they say no, move on.
Final Note
If Feeld terminated your account, start with an appeal. That’s your best shot.
If that fails, you can still get back in — but only if you take the time to do it right.
No shortcuts. No recycled info. Follow the rules, stay low-profile, and you’ll be back on Feeld — this time for good.
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