Quit in 2003 due to ban, staff won't consider lifting 10 year old ban

[BreakfastBacon]

then theres those spammers and sexual users who are unbanned after 24 hours

stupid mods

[HOSKO02]

Yikes, is that correct? Looks like I got my facts wrong if so. I thought all bans were 15 years; the ban ends on 2018, so I figured the ban occurred in 2003.

Firstly, how your account has survived the merge is beyond my knowledge of the mass delete details, but you're in the lucky minority chum!

Most perm bans can be appealed in time, especially in good time, as staff changes and system changes blur the circumstance in which you were banned, it should be a lot easier to appeal.

Assuming you were say 13/14 in 2004(?) - then you're in your 20s now, late teens maybe? This could be good or bad. Good: Really play on this when you're appealing and write in full prose about your genuine interest in the hotel, your wish to revisit and reconnect with long lost friends, your recent hard study of the Habbo way, citing what clauses you think you breached and how you understand a) how to avoid breaching them again and b) the lessened learned and moral epiphany this had induced. Seriously, really sell it to them, I had two questionable perm bans in the past on HOSKO02 and got both of them cleared by taking the blame anyway and presenting it as a lapse in my judgement etc. I've helped others over the years get unpermed through this approach, and I'd email weekly until they approach your case direct, peppering it with a suggested intent to be a credit purchasing user won't hurt either.

The bad. They see no incentive in releasing the account of a user who hasn't been active for 5+ years (a long time to leave a perm ban appeal admittedly) and presume you're not going to spend money, be familiar with the new T&Cs/Habbo Way policies (especially post-scandal and are likely over the desired age group for target players, who knows, they may have a criteria on individual character appeals, best you can do is be apologetic to the nines and mature in your godly intents.

Good luck if you've tried again, any news?