I had a really disappointing experience with Redbubble that left a sour taste in my mouth. I opened two accounts—something I thought was fine after a quick check—and linked the same PayPal to both. Turns out, that’s a huge no-no in their rulebook. Fair enough, it was an innocent mistake on my part; I wasn’t trying to scam anyone or “game the system.” I just didn’t realize it’d be such a big deal. What stings is how harshly they handled it. Both accounts got permanently banned, no warning, no chance to fix it. I would’ve happily deleted one if they’d just asked, but instead, I got a swift rejection on my appeal and a stern “don’t ever make another account” notice. It feels like overkill—like they assume everyone’s a bad actor and punish you without a second thought. A simple heads-up could’ve sorted this out so easily. I get that they have rules for a reason, but the zero-tolerance vibe and lack of flexibility really rubbed me the wrong way. It’s a shame because I was excited to create and share stuff on there. Now I’m locked out for good over something that feels so minor. If you’re thinking of using Redbubble, I’d say proceed with caution—triple-check their policies, because one slip-up, even an honest one, and you’re done for.