My name is Ron I am the creator and owner of 12dollarsperclick.net, a platform that entered pre-launch on December 1st and officially launched on January 1st, 2026. The platform served more than 20,000 registered members, with thousands actively earning and participating. We also maintain a public Telegram group with over 5,000 members where updates, discussions, and platform activity are openly shared.

The account associated with 12dollarsperclick.net was banned by Replit, the hosting company, based on claims that the platform violated policy and was fraudulent. This assessment is incorrect. The platform is real, operates transparently, has thousands of satisfied members actively earning, and is run under my real identity. I maintain a public profile, communicate directly with members, and have never attempted to conceal ownership, activity, or operations. The ban occurred on Thursday, January 29th, and an appeal email was sent the same day. As of now, there has been no reply.

When the account was banned, all access to the website’s source code and database was immediately cut off. This froze the platform overnight and left thousands of members without access to their earnings and cryptocurrency deposits that were held within the system. Because we were denied access to our own data, there is currently no way to migrate the platform or restore access for the community.

This situation is fully known to our members. The community has been informed from the beginning, discussions are ongoing publicly, and members are actively backing this petition. This is not a hidden dispute — it is an open and transparent issue affecting real people and real funds.

This petition is not about avoiding enforcement or remaining on Replit’s platform. We are not requesting reinstatement. We are requesting temporary access solely to retrieve our website’s source code and database so the platform can be moved elsewhere and members can regain access to what they earned and deposited.

12dollarsperclick.net is not fraudulent. It is a legitimate platform with a large, active, and informed user base that continues to stand behind it. Denying even temporary access to retrieve data has caused unnecessary harm to thousands of users who relied on the platform in good faith.

We are asking Replit, the hosting company, to allow limited, temporary access to retrieve the website source code and database so this situation can be resolved responsibly and members are not permanently harmed by a mis-evaluated decision.