Description: A player says a 14-year-old Roblox account was terminated over an unfamiliar linked account. Is a second appeal allowed?
Answer first: Roblox says it will not review duplicate appeals for a moderation action it has already reviewed. Resending the same request is not a new hearing.
Around October 12, 2026, a Reddit user reported losing a Roblox account used for 14 years, allegedly because it was connected to an alt account they did not recognize. The user also said they had two-step verification and that an appeal was rejected. That's a personal account, not proof that a hacker accessed the account or Roblox made a mistake.
Check the actual moderation notice. Roblox says it identifies whether you should use Violations & Appeals or the support form. A support-form appeal should include the username and a short reason for reconsideration. The usual window is 30 days after the action. Once Roblox has reviewed an action, duplicate appeals are not reviewed. For users in the EU, the initial appeal window is six months, with additional dispute options.
Worried someone else accessed the account? Treat security as a separate problem. Roblox advises removing suspicious extensions, scanning for malware, resetting the password, and using two-step verification. Those steps don't establish why the moderation decision happened.
Bottom line: Verify the notice, your region, and the appeal history. Fourteen years of progress hurts to lose, but there is no secret unlimited-retry button. Don't hand your password to a stranger promising to reverse a ban.
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