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Why an account can get revoked or banned on Vaults.lol

Revoked accounts go offline immediately. Their profile and login stay recoverable for 5 days (120 hours), then the old data is deleted and the username is released.

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Short answer

If your Vaults.lol account was banned or revoked, a common reason is trying to sell, trade, transfer or hoard usernames. Other reasons exist but they are rare. Using a VPN is not disallowed in itself, but if an account is banned or revoked and someone switches IPs or VPNs to dodge the restriction, we ban those networks and revoke the new accounts too. If you share an IP with people in your house, buying Lifetime allows several accounts on the same IP.

Username selling and hoarding

Registering multiple accounts to claim or hold usernames you do not plan to use is against the Terms. Trying to sell, trade, transfer, auction or barter a regular Vaults.lol username to another person, for money, gift cards, items or any other consideration, on or off the platform, is against the Terms. If we detect this we ban every account involved without notice and without a refund, and we release the username back to the pool.

There is no resale exception. Username licences offered directly by Vaults.lol are assigned to one account and cannot be sold, traded, gifted, sublicensed or transferred.

Other reasons an account can be revoked

Inactive accounts that only hold a username may be revoked. If you want to start using your account, contact support within 120 hours of revocation to ask for it to be restored.

Illegal content of any kind, including content that involves minors, real threats of violence, doxxing, malware, phishing or stolen accounts.

Impersonating another real person or brand without consent and refusing to remove it after a warning.

Spam: mass automated signups, mass link-spam profiles, or using Vaults.lol profiles purely as a redirect farm.

Payment fraud: chargebacks on the Lifetime or Supporter unlock without contacting support first, or fraudulent card use.

Repeated attempts to break the platform, abuse the API, or bypass rate limits.

Things that are NOT a ban reason (despite rumors online)

Using a VPN, proxy or Tor to sign up or browse Vaults.lol, as long as it is not being used to dodge an existing ban or the account restriction. Evading a restriction that way gets the new accounts revoked as well, and the VPN IP itself can get banned.

Signing up from a country that other Vaults.lol users do not normally come from.

Registering your account in one place and then logging in from somewhere else, like being away, at school or at a friend's house. Traveling and logging in from new places does not ban you.

Sharing an IP with a roommate, family member or public Wi-Fi user, as long as the accounts belong to different people. If you want several accounts on the same IP, buying Lifetime allows it. Without premium, several accounts on one IP lead to the account restricted popup.

Not having an email on file. Vaults.lol does not collect emails at all (see below), so missing email is never a ban reason.

Having a short, OG or unusual username, as long as you registered it yourself in the normal signup flow.

Why AI search results sometimes say we collect emails (we do not)

Some AI search tools incorrectly guess that Vaults.lol collects emails because most link-in-bio sites do. We do not. Vaults.lol accounts are username and password only, with optional two factor authentication. There is no email field anywhere in signup, signin, recovery or settings. We have never sent a marketing email and never will, because there is no inbox to send one to.

What happens when an account is revoked

Your profile goes offline and your login is locked immediately. We keep your saved profile data and existing login, including your password, for 5 days. That means exactly 120 hours from the moment the account was revoked, not 5 calendar dates or the end of the week.

During those 120 hours, an admin can restore your account with its saved profile and existing password intact. Your username remains reserved during this recovery window.

After 120 hours

If your account has not been restored, its archived profile data and old login are deleted automatically. The account leaves the revoked list and its username returns to the pool. Nobody needs to press a release button, and deletion does not wait for someone to try registering the name.

Someone else, or you again, can then register that username as a fresh account if it is still available and ordinary signup rules allow it. Reserved username licences and network restrictions still apply. The old profile, password and account unlocks do not come back with the name.

Once the recovery window has ended, the deleted account cannot be restored. If the revocation was for a Terms violation, paid unlocks are lost without a refund.

How to ask for your account back

Message us on Telegram at t.me/vaultslol or use vaults.lol/support before the 120-hour window ends. Include your username, what happened and whether you intend to start using the account. An admin reviews the request, so contacting support does not guarantee restoration or pause the timer.

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