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Why Is My Account Blocked or Paused?

Understand what “Access Paused” means, why an account may be blocked, and whether the restriction is temporary or permanent.

Updated over a week ago

If you see Access Paused in the Talk360 app, your account is currently restricted due to security, compliance, or policy checks.

This is not a technical error.
It is an enforcement status applied to protect users and the platform.

What Happens When Access Is Paused

While your account is restricted, you may not be able to:

  • Log in

  • Register

  • Make calls

  • Use existing credits

  • Top up your balance

Access remains limited until the restriction is lifted or confirmed as permanent.

Why Accounts Are Blocked

Accounts may be restricted when activity:

  • Cannot be verified

  • Conflicts with platform policies

  • Triggers security or compliance checks

  • Involves payment or billing irregularities

  • Matches patterns requiring internal review

Restrictions apply automatically or after internal review.

For security reasons, internal detection rules and evaluation thresholds are not disclosed.

Types of account blocks

Temporary blocks

Some restrictions:

  • Expire automatically after a waiting period, or

  • Are lifted after a successful internal review

Temporary blocks may be eligible for recovery.

Permanent blocks

Permanent restrictions may apply in cases such as:

  • Confirmed fraud or misuse

  • Repeated payment abuse or chargebacks

  • Serious or repeated violations of Terms & Conditions

Permanent blocks cannot be reversed.

What Talk360 can and cannot control

  • ✅ Applies security and compliance enforcement

  • ❌ Cannot override permanent blocks

  • ❌ Cannot disclose all block reasons

Important to know

  • Not all block reasons can be disclosed

  • Permanent blocks cannot be overridden

  • Credits, refunds, or access are not restored for permanently blocked accounts

  • All account actions are handled in line with Talk360’s Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.

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