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Here’s exactly what happens.

We ask for exactly what the filings need, and nothing else. Each field has a job:

• The exact wording of your ban notice — it tells us which policy area the appeal has to answer.
• Dates (ban, last payment, renewal) — appeals run on clocks: most platforms accept appeals for roughly six months from the notice.
• The identifiers on the account (number, email, payment method) — they anchor the appeal and power any refund claim.
• Your country of residence — it decides which routes legally exist for you.
• Your side of the story — the context a template reviewer never saw.

Dublin and Dallas get different levers. This is the real map:

• The platform’s appeal (everyone) — filed through the official appeals channel, tied to your login; reviews typically come back in 3–7 days as In Review → Approved or Denied.
• BBB complaint (US) — the company is asked to answer within 14 days, you get 6 days to respond to what they say, and most cases close within about 30 days — in public, on the record.
• State Attorney General (US) — your state’s consumer-complaint portal; slow (weeks to months) but it lands on a legal desk, not a support queue.
• An EU-certified dispute body (EU/EEA) — independent reviewers certified under the Digital Services Act; free for you, funded by the platforms; a case is a structured submission with the decision reference and a statement capped at 3,500 characters — every character has to earn its place.
• Data-erasure request (EU · UK · California) — the company owes a response within one month (extendable for complex cases), after verifying your identity.

A strong appeal is calm, factual, and answers the specific policy area named in your notice. It adds the context a first reviewer never had, attaches evidence only where it genuinely clarifies, and is submitted once, properly — not five times angrily. Every draft goes to you for approval before anything moves. Nothing is ever filed in your name without your sign-off.

Once your intake is complete and drafts are approved, everything files within 48 hours (24 on the Advocate tier) — or your money back in full, and we file anyway. You are copied on every single submission. The full refund policy →

Every reply comes with a plain-English note on what it means and what happens next. Approved — how to restore cleanly. Denied — which rung fires next and why. A BBB business response — your 6-day rebuttal window, and on Case and Advocate tiers we draft the rebuttal for you.

Whatever happens, you end with the complete file: every filing, every reply, every deadline met — yours to keep. On the Advocate tier, if every route exhausts, you also get a written final options memo: what remains, what doesn’t, and an honest read on each.