Dream Cafe’s Obsession with Discord’s Terms of Service

In my experience, Dream Cafe staff have an extreme fixation on Discord’s Terms of Service. People are banned over harmless client-side mods like BetterDiscord, even when there’s no evidence of misuse.

I was banned for nothing more than “suspicion of breaking the TOS” — no proof, no questions, just paranoia. Instead of warnings or explanations, their first instinct is immediate punishment.

If you want to see how this obsession played out in my own case, read the timeline of events below.

My First Ban on the Dream Cafe Discord

I had forgotten Dream Cafe even existed until someone pinged me and the mods because my status said: “My main account is disabled until 2026. (Discord falsely disabled my account.)”

Without warning, I was banned again in less than a minute. I filed an appeal and was unbanned. I thought that was the end — but it was only the beginning.

The Aftermath: How Staff Handled My Case

Hours later, I was banned again — this time for “suspicion of using a selfbot”. They had no proof, and I had never used one.

Months earlier, I had done a personal experiment where I manually added many people as friends. Discord temporarily disabled my account for a day. I mentioned it openly in the server — nobody cared. But months later, staff used it as an excuse to ban me.

When I appealed again, they blacklisted me from further appeals. I used an alt and contacted them like that. The response? “You’re not wanted here.” Then they banned me once again and the reason for my ban became: "Repeated use of alt accounts".

The Trap: How a Dream Cafe Helper Manipulated Me

I added one of their helpers, Loganty, to my friends list. He promised to help me get unbanned — if I revealed the alt account I had once used.

I trusted him and gave the name. His response? He blocked me immediately. Later, another staff member admitted it had been a trap. That confirmed what I already knew: the Dream Cafe staff rely on manipulation, not honesty and in my opinion they are only looking for reasons to keep people banned.