If you haven’t done anything wrong but your Modern Warfare 3 or Warzone account was still suspended, you should definitely appeal the ban.
If you believe you’ve not violated the game’s code of conduct, here’s a guide on how to appeal Activision bans.
Sometimes, Activision issues a ban wave targeting cheaters, but innocent players can also be caught up in these actions by mistake.
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How to appeal a ban in Modern Warfare 3 ban or Warzone ban
Appealing your Modern Warfare 3 or Warzone ban is relatively easy. Here are the steps that you must follow:
- Visit the official Activision ban appeal website and log in to your Call of Duty account.
- Once you’ve successfully logged in, enter your personal details such as account Email address, and Activision ID to submit a support ticket.
- Make sure to also include other details such as why you think you’ve received the false ban, the date of the ban, and any other evidence to make your case stronger.
- Once you’re ready, hit the Submit at the bottom of the form.
After appealing your ban, the website will warn you with a huge attention note that reads “The account holder is responsible for any infraction of the account. Penalties are applied no matter who was playing at the time. Bans will only be overturned if we determine the infraction was due to unauthorized activity on your Activision account.
As a result, you have the right to appeal your ban but there is no guarantee you will succeed. Once you raise a ticket, the Activision support team may take a few weeks to review your case.
If the support team believes that you’ve received a false ban, they’ll uplift your suspension and also notify you about the same via your registered Email ID. You can also check the ban status by visiting the official Activision ban appeal website.
Finally, it’s important to note that you cannot appeal temporary bans or accounts that are put under review.
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