argos · appeal
Contest an action.
Argos keeps an observational record; it does not pass a verdict. If a server actioned you based on that record and you believe it was wrong, the appeal route is open.
01 Find your appeal link
On FiveM it appears inside the in-game rejection message; on Discord it arrives in the direct message Argos Sentry sends you. The link is unique to you and covers one action only.
02 Explain what happened
Open the link and describe the situation in your own words. The page already shows you which action was taken and why — answering that reason directly is the fastest route.
03 The server owner decides
Argos does not decide — the owner of the server that actioned you reviews it. If approved you are added to that server’s allowlist and the same record will never flag you there again. If denied, the action stands.
what you should know
Anyone rejected while connecting to an Argos Guard-protected FiveM server, or kicked/banned from a Discord server by Argos Sentry.
An appeal applies only to the server that actioned you. Argos does not issue platform-wide bans — every server decides for itself.
A name-only match never causes a kick on its own. If you were flagged because your name collides with a recorded one, this is exactly what the appeal is for.
The link cannot be regenerated. Contact the server’s staff — your appeal record still exists and they can open it on your behalf.
No link, or something looks wrong?
Talk to the server’s staff first — the decision is theirs. If you believe the Argos record itself is wrong, reach us at discord.gg/argos.
Argos surfaces observational data compiled from public sources; it does not declare anyone a “cheater”. Enforcement applies only when a server owner explicitly enables it, and a fuzzy name-only match never triggers a kick or a ban on its own.