How to Get Unbanned from NBA 2K24

by Fernando Diaz / Game Guides, NBA 2K24 / 01 Jan 2023

So, you’re banned from NBA 2K24, huh? Bummer. If you’re clean and this is just some messed up misunderstanding, don’t stress, we’re gonna walk through this together. If you’ve bent the rules, well, you might be up a creek without a paddle.

Holler at 2K Support: Step one, hit up 2K support. Here’s the link: https://support.2k.com/hc/en-us/requests/new. Make sure to select NBA 2K24 and give them the 411 on your issue. Be specific – the more they know, the better they can help.

Playing the Waiting Game: After you’ve submitted your ticket, cool your jets. It might take a few days to hear back. When you do, it might sound like you’re chatting with a bot. That’s normal at first.

Stick with It: If you get a response that your ban stands, or they close your ticket, don’t throw in the towel. Open a new one and keep on keeping on.

Ask for the Big Cheese: If you’re getting nowhere fast, it’s time to request a supervisor. You need a real person checking out your case – someone who can make decisions, not just some bot sending automated responses.

Hang Tough: This process can be a bummer, and it might feel like you’re not getting anywhere. But don’t lose heart. Keep on asking for that supervisor and show them you mean business.

Dig Deep and Persist: If 2K Support keeps shutting down your tickets, keep opening new ones. Seems a bit like deja vu, but hey, persistence is key. Always ask for a supervisor and stay patient—it’s worked for plenty of gamers who were wrongfully banned. Keep up the fight until your case gets some serious attention!

And remember, the best way to dodge all this is to play fair from the start. Don’t risk a ban by dealing with sketchy MT sources. If you’ve been banned and you’re innocent, stay calm, hang tough, and make your case clear. You’ve got this!

Fernando Diaz

Fernando is doing what he always did, sharing his honest opinions about games whenever he can. The difference is now he is writing and not talking about it.
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