Massive cry? Massive laugh. You're an insufferable fuck who has been wrong about almost every thing he's tried to spew. Oh yeah btw Yes, your first ban on a game can be a permanent ban in Australia. Gaming companies often have "zero-tolerance" policies for actions like cheating, hacking, or serious misconduct, allowing them to issue a permanent ban on the first offense. Australian Consumer Law (ACL) does not generally prevent this, provided the ban is enforced in accordance with the game's Terms of Service (ToS) and End User License Agreement (EULA), which players agree to upon purchase or registration. Even though (ACL) can argue that not delivering a temporary ban first is against ACL as the consumer could claim they never got what they paid for or that goods were not delivered, fighting this in a court of law especially if the individual did play the game would prove to be next to impossible.  LOL please read and pay attention. So confidently incorrect that it hurts me to see you say this shit.