In early April, a company called Belo was banned by Anthropic overnight. More than 60 employee accounts were deactivated simultaneously, and the entire team's workflow built on Claude instantly collapsed. Appeal? No customer service, no email—only a Google form. After the CEO filled it out, no one responded for three days. Until he posted about it on X and public pressure mounted; about 15 hours later, Anthropic quietly reinstated the accounts—a single word of "misjudgment" was all the explanation given. A few days later, the second case. An ag-tech company with 110 employees saw all staff receive account-ban emails simultaneously on Monday morning. Same "policy violation," same Google form, same silence to this day. The most surreal part: accounts blocked, yet API charges kept hitting, renewal notices kept coming. Users locked out, money still collected. The Belo CEO later said just one thing: "Never put your eggs in one basket." A cliché, but it stings.…